Sentences with phrase «to feel the wetness»

«Children don't feel the wetness in these disposable diapers, so they don't realize what's happening when they go,» Parpia said.

We really think being able to feel the wetness in these encouraged her to actually get up at night to potty instead of just using her diaper.

The added bonus, I found, was that she never lost the sensation of feeling wetness when she peed.

While disposable diapers use chemicals to absorb the wetness (more on this in a minute), with cloth diapers, babies feel the wetness right away and don't like it.

Flip one - size waterproof shell with removable stretchy side panels creates a comfortable fit, while the replaceable organic cotton pads let your little one learn by feeling wetness.

It keeps your baby from feeling the wetness of the diaper just as well as any disposable.

This is because the child feels the wetness more in a cloth diaper then they do in a disposable.

I have been buying disposable diapers and thought I would give the cloth diapers a try to save money on disposable diapers and to try and train them to not wet the bed since the cloth diaper description said (paraphrase) they would still feel the wetness so they would be aware they urinated and go to the bathroom.

She also is starting to get up sooner to use the bathroom in the morning now because she can feel the wetness against the skin.

When Sweetness's buddy's mom came by to pick him up she told me the 3 - day program she followed required the child to wear underwear so they'd feel the wetness right away.

This is really nice overnight, because pocket diapers have a stay - dry liner, which keeps your baby from feeling the wetness all night.

Lastly, many experts believe that toddlers need to be able to feel wetness so they can make the connection between feeling and going to the potty.

Nothing leaks out of it, but you may not enjoy feeling any wetness on the outside of the bag.

Natural fabrics --- which include wool, cotton, hemp, and bamboo --- allow your baby to feel wetness more quickly and are made from renewable fibers.

An added bonus of using cloth — children tend to potty train earlier because they can feel the wetness better in the diaper.

They are made so your child will still feel wetness though, so you can continue to encourage them in using the potty.

I am not sure at her age if feeling the wetness will get her to stop bed wetting, probably with a younger child these would be perfect to help them recognize that they have wet and when to use bathroom

It may also be harder to potty - train your child if you use disposables because he doesn't feel the wetness as well and is content to sit in a wet diaper longer.

Also, some fitted diapers have a stay dry liner, so your child doesn't feel the wetness at night.

On a smaller scale Rusty and I have dealt with this... we like that babies feel wetness faster w / cloth diapers so that theoretically it will aid with earlier potty learning; but we feel sleep is more important, so we put a fleece liner in Fitz's diaper at nap time and overnight so that the wetness doesn't wake him.

This is important because it will help contain the accident, but the 100 % cotton will not wick moisture away from you child and thus your child will indeed feel the wetness.

A soft flannel lining helps your toddler feel the wetness when an accident happens, but a hidden layer of microfiber will absorb small accidents and a waterproof PUL layer protects clothes from getting wet.

They are great for running errands because I know my kiddo wont feel the wetness.

They have pure cotton against baby's skin, so baby will feel wetness immediately, but they don't leak unless you leave them on for several pees.

She could feel the wetness between her thighs.

He can drink from the rivers of your thoughts, and even feel the wetness of your tears.

This one - size waterproof shell with replaceable organic cotton pads let your little one learn by feeling wetness.

My only caution to the usage of disposable products is the issue of confusion in the child's mind, because the disposables do not let the child feel the wetness.

Note that your child will feel wetness when wearing the GroVia Organic Cotton Soaker Pads.

It is also important to know that cloth diapers don't trap away wetness like disposable diapers do, meaning that your child will feel some wetness against their skin.

Fitted diapers are very absorbent, and while they aren't waterproof, it will take some time for you to feel the wetness on the outside.

These briefs have a trademarked antimicrobial fiber called Aigon that eliminates odor - causing bacteria, and a soft stay - dry pad that traps liquid below the surface so you don't feel wetness.

I love that it is made of bamboo terry, my baby feels the wetness but it doesn't soak his skin like with other all in ones.

Because of the absorbent nature of the wood pulp and polyacrylate absorbent material, your baby might not be able to feel the wetness.

However, Pampers intends for the baby not to feel any wetness.

The only downside is the inserts aren't stay dry, so your baby can feel wetness.

One of the best reasons to use these cloth diapers overnight is that your baby won't feel the wetness.

So most of the time I want her to feel the wetness.

I want him to feel the wetness, so I don't want disposable pull - ups.

Have him feel the wetness (this is gross, yet necessary!)

The training pants will make him feel the wetness and therefore feel uncomfortable.

The organic inserts are made from 100 % Oeko - Tex certified organic cotton and allow your baby to feel wetness, which makes potty training easier.

Toddlers can feel the wetness when the doll has an «accident» (as per the Potty Training In One Day Method)

They fit well, and are just the right thickness for her to feel the wetness when she has an accident BUT for there not to be a puddle for me to clean up.

These cloth training pants are great potty training motivators because the child is able to feel the wetness.

I'm in the midst of potty - training my little boy now, and I've been searching for the «perfect» trainers... reliable, easy to get on and off, absorbent enough to hold small accidents, but not so absorbent that my toddler can't feel wetness.

That is because your toddler need to FEEL the wetness.

While some children will feel the wetness or realize they are starting to urinate and make a beeline for the bathroom, others are quite fine with sitting in a soaked or soiled training pants as long as you don't take them away from their toys.

Great diaper for potty training, since the inserts can be pulled out if necessary so older kids can feel the wetness