Fri Apr 22, 2016 6:52 am
Msshendo, the pressure of a snug onesie supporting a very wet diaper is much less than the pressure created by sitting down. I wear my disposables to near capacity and never have had a leak caused by the onesie.
I have been disappointed that some of my onesies have tended to be just a tad too long or too short. Fortunately, the ones that are just a little too long to support my disposables still work well with my cloth diapers. In comparison, you can adjust diaper suspenders for precisely the amount of support you want. I attach the suspenders to a pair of underpants worn over the diaper, not the plastic of the diaper itself. Today I wear onesies and suspenders interchangeably.
Once you find a vendor whose onesies are just the right length for your torso, stay with them and order several.
--John
Fri Apr 22, 2016 1:38 pm
JDinVirginia wrote:Msshendo, the pressure of a snug onesie supporting a very wet diaper is much less than the pressure created by sitting down. I wear my disposables to near capacity and never have had a leak caused by the onesie.
I have been disappointed that some of my onesies have tended to be just a tad too long or too short. Fortunately, the ones that are just a little too long to support my disposables still work well with my cloth diapers. In comparison, you can adjust diaper suspenders for precisely the amount of support you want. I attach the suspenders to a pair of underpants worn over the diaper, not the plastic of the diaper itself. Today I wear onesies and suspenders interchangeably.
Once you find a vendor whose onesies are just the right length for your torso, stay with them and order several.
--John
Sadly, I haven't found one that was the right length for my oddly sized torso.. But that is excellent advice