I'm sure if you are like most people who are new to cloth
diapers or even well established in the wearing and usage of cloth diapers
opening up a diaper and seeing all these snaps and the 3 inserts can be very
overwhelming and although there really is no wrong way or wrong combo of how to
place and use each of the inserts, I'm going to do my best to give you the
run-down of my ideas for the best fitting options and terminology.
When you open up your BDD this is what you will first see:
Here are the 3 soakers then pulled apart:
The top one is the doubler, the middle one lined with the CV
is the top soaker, and the one with the 6 snaps is the bottom soaker.
When you first recieve the diaper up here's what you have
for the way the soakers are positioned:
This is the regular soaker positioning and what I would
recomend for anyone not using the fold down rise. The bottom soaker snapped
into the shell of the diaper, the top soaker snapped into the top (back of
diaper) of the bottom soaker, and the doubler snapped into the front of the
bottom soaker.
When you snap the doubler out of the front of the bottom
insert you have a more "classic" looking soaker system and this can
be used for not heavy wetters or for a trimmer option when not using the fold
down rise:
My personal favorite option when using the Fold Down Rise is
to completely take out the bottom soaker and replace it with the doubler. It
will look something like this if you lift up the top soaker:
How do you use the Fold down Rise?
Well... That's what all those extra snaps on the front are
for:
You snap the coordinating front snaps together (fold it
down):
And this is what I
recommend for the doubler under the top soaker as seen above when using the
FDR, simply fold over the top soaker:
And snap it up like any regular diaper!
Another option for the soaker placement is actually
attaching the doubler to the shell of the diaper, viz the FDR snaps in the
front. This is a great option for tummy sleepers as it adds that extra
absorbency right in the front:
The last option I'd like to share is for back sleepers where you snap all three into the back of the diaper right on top of each other:
The soaker options for the BDD are really customizable for
however you need it for your baby. What I have shown here are not all the
options and if you find something or a combo of something that works better or
easier for you then do that! There is no right or wrong. These are just some of
my fav options for how to use the 3 BDD inserts :)
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