Hi, Johnny,

What do I do at night? Diapers, of course! I wear two different kinds of diapers, depending on where I'm going to be. I usually wear inexpensive Kendall Wings for at-home time, and Abena X-Plus for work, or if I'm going to be away from home for a long time. Sometimes I'll wear two Wings, instead of one if I'll be away from home. Saves money.

It's important to get the right size. Measure (or better, have someone esle do it) your hips and waist. Get the disposable that fits the larger measurement. Make sure they're snugly taped, but not too tight. And you should be aware, if you aren't already, that disposables will leak if you sleep on your side. It doesn't seem to matter which brand you use. I sleep on my back, so it's a non-issue for me. Still, there's the occasional small leak. I've always had a rubber or plastic sheet on my bed to protect the mattress.

For absolute nighttime leak avoidance, you need to wear cloth diapers and plastic pants. In my experience, nothing else works quite as well. Even a premium diaper with a soaker doesn't work quite as well as cloth. I think this is because a cloth diaper can be made more form-fitting. Sort of like custom tailoring.

Best, Preston