What kind of diapers do you buy for your baby?

Question

My kids are big for their age. 21 mo old son wears size 6 Pampers Cruisers, and 6 mo old daughhter wars size 3. What would I do if they get too big for the 6? I havent seen any size 7 available anywhere.

My son doesnt show any interest in potty training. Im not going to force him either.

Like I said, my son shows no interest in potty training yet, hes a little slow, hes not even speaking yet. So please don't say potty training!

Answer 1

we use huggies.i didnt force my children either.they were almost three and it made it so much easer on me and them because by then when i trained them they understood me better and caught on fast.

Answer 2

Kids potty train when they are ready to potty train. Not all 21 month olds are ready to train. My twins are 3 and they are still not completely trained. I am not in a rush, my other two trained before they turned 4. Besides, how many kids go to school who are not potty trained? They are bound to learn it sometime before then lol.

As for the diapers. We used pampers cruisers when my girls were younger. When they got older and were not as sensitive to other diapers, we switched to white cloud.

I suggest trying a few different brands. Sometimes the size 6's for each brand can be way different. (We bought size 6 for our twins at Meijer and they were tighter then the size 6 white cloud ones)

They do have "good nites" for older kids who still wet the bed sometimes, but I am not sure how those work. You could also try training pants, but those are more expensive and you get less for your money.

Answer 3

I looked at all the diaper brands I could think of and none of them have anything above a size 6. Since you don't want to potty train him, the only thing I can think of is training pants. Like Pull-Ups or another brand. Those should work fine, they just might have to be changed more often. Good Luck!

Answer 4

My youngest son was over 5 years old when he finally potty trained and he also grew out of the size 6 pampers.....so I then began to use the huggies pull-ups 4T-5T. If your son grows out of those before being potty trained you will have to move on to the good-nites for the older kids.

Answer 5

Start potty training your son. Tell him he is getting to be a big boy and he needs to learn to go on the potty. It's gonna take some time, Good luck. my daughter was all potty trained by 18 months, and my son at two.

Answer 6

I buy White Cloud diapers, only available at Walmart, and cheaper than Pampers, Luvs and just about any other brand. They work great too. I have had my son in the size 6, the largest available, for six plus months and it seems they will continue to fit him for quite a while longer. It is less than 2 months to his second birthday, and he's nearly 30 lbs now.

Answer 7

Try different brands. Im sure that like clothes the sizes will not be the same in all brands. Im not sure who has bigger sizes though. Thats your best bet though since your son is not ready to be potty trained. Good luck!

Answer 8

With my nephew... we've started using pull-ups. It's easier then trying to fool with the diapers that are too small which seem to cut off circulation in their thighs.

An added benefit is that we could tell him he was using "big people" undies. Now started showing more interest in potty training - he's not a pro yet, but it's progress.

Answer 9

You could start potty training your 21 month old. My niece was potty trained by the time she was 12 months. No diapers needed!

Answer 10

Try different brands if the size 6 get too small as the different brands although the same size number are different sizes. e.g Huggies nappies size 6 are actually bigger than Pampers size 6 nappies. Hope this helps.

Answer 11

i would start using pull ups that would be the easy way dont push your little to be potty trained they will do it when they are ready