Taking diapers off

I think I have a solution for the night time stripping issue we were experiencing... Are any of you else having this issue??

 

We did zip up PJs backwards. Heck, we still do, although it's been 6 months and we can probably safely switch to regular PJs now...

 

I saw the pictures of G&G's paint job.

:bad:

 

The problem here is that they slide the pj's down over their shoulders.. even if I put them backwards! But I've using an ace bandage and wrapping it around the diaper and they've been staying dressed!!

 

Yikes. We use the children's place PJs and they're tight enough that we haven't had this issue... plus there's a little tab with a snap to hide the zipper at the top. We tried duct tape and it never worked for us, he was just sliding the diaper down. Hopefully it's just a phase, it was for us (although moving to twin beds probably helped too).

 

I have a good friend who wrapped a piece of duct tape around the diaper. Worked like a charm, and when she would forget, the kids were so used to it, they would ask for it.

 

Sharon beat me to it. I was going to suggest duct tape. It works very well! May not be the most romantic solution, but it does work and not easy for them to get out of.

My kids also started to ask for it. They thought that is what duct tape is for and want just something that had to be done.

 

We used an inside out and backwards sleep sack. The sack slowed them down too, so it was a bonus!!!

 

We tried everything... duct tape around the entire diaper. jammies backwards and then safety pinned at the top so they couldn't get it off or the other twin couldn't help.
Layers upon layers upon layers of clothes. I used to do a onsie, then pair of pants, then a onsie and then jammies backwards. Seriously it was beyond frustrating :headbang: The only thing that ever really fixed it was potty training lol. Good luck hun!