help please

[Ema]

I know I just posted how my dd is finaly potty trained, well now we have a new problem. She won't keep a diaper on to sleep. I even put a pull up on her. She takes all her clothes off and pees on her pillow. I have changed her sheets and put new pillows in her crib about 4 times this afternoon. Now she hasn't taken a nap because she peed so many times that she is wide awake. I don't know what to do especially for tonight. I can't handle this today. My husband is sick, both my girls and me. I don't have energy. Please help me with some advice for those that have been through this.

[RedBedHead]

I use cloth diapers at nap/bedtime with Cameron. Her dipes snap instead of having tape/velcro. With a total of 4 snaps (2 on each side) she can't get them open. I don't know that she's ever tried though.
Maybe if you put her in overalls that don't snap she won't be able to get to her diaper.
Good luck.

[Ema]

i figured out what to do for now. i got pjs that are one piece and cut the feet off so i can put it on backwards this way she can't take them off. we'll see how long it lasts

[Deana]

I have heard of doing pj's backwards -- I have also heard of moms putting their kid in a sleep sack.

[tommysgirl18]

we have done the pajamas on backwards with Brandon and it worked. Now we have to start doing it with Logan.

[pink_elephant]

I'm glad I saw this... we will probably be next with backwards jammies... Andy loves to yank his diaper off, and his pants/shorts. The few times he can't get it off he pulls it down until his penis is hanging out of the top. Crazy boy!

[tommysgirl18]

Missy~ If you can, try onesies. Those work awesomely with Logan because he can't get the snaps undone.

[pink_elephant]

good call! we have a few his size (he wears 24M/2T) and if they work it will be worth it to buy more.. at least until he learns how to unsnap them!