Reusable pull ups for older kids?

[Puffingreen]

Has anyone been able to buy reusable pull ups for night-time bed wetting? I have an 8 year old boy who struggles day and night with his bladder. I would love to be able to get reusable pants rather than add to landfill.

[StellaA]

You could try snuggleblanks or blankencare, but I think the business is on hiatus due to the virus.

P&S healthcare also do bedtime pants and boxer shorts.

I've also seen cheep chinese made products on ebay but I can't comment on any of them as considered all of them but ended up buying disposables instead.

I used cloth nappies on my son, and I would of preferred to use them but my granddaughter wasn't willing to give them a try.

[Puffingreen in reply to StellaA]

Thank you very helpful.

[MrsSquirrel]

We have also been thinking about this. ERIC does pajama pants, might be worth trying a pair to see if they work for your son. Its on my to do list to order some for same reasons you have. Let us know how you get on if you do try something eco friendly - am sure lots on here would be interested.

[Puffingreen in reply to MrsSquirrel]

Thank you will look them up.

[Rosieabc]

Hi, we use P&S pants for soiling not wetting , but they have lots of options on the eric website. My son loves having the protection but that they still look like pants. We add cloth nappy pads for tough times as you can change them quickly in the pants. Love cloth nappies but the poo wash sucks!!

[Puffingreen in reply to Rosieabc]

Thank you that’s very helpful. I’m going to give them ago might add some nappy boosters in them for nighttime use.

[leigh802]

Hi Puffimgreen

Snuggleblanks have stoped making nappies so what I did is got some from a usa site.

ecoable.net/teen-adult-Inco...

They have pull up type as well, Got a few for my boy and there very absorbent and will contain a big overnight poo.

[Puffingreen in reply to leigh802]

Thank you Leigh that’s a great help.