Just buy or make some fleece liners, and his bottom will feel dry almost as son as hes wee'ed. The wet will wick though very quickly. They're easy to make, as fleece doesn't need sewing - just cut to size, but if you want to buy some, Nature Babies ones are a good size, and about £5 for 10 liners

slinki minkis are good because they're fleece and you stuff them. Keep skin very dry. She's much wetter when I use TB Bamboozles although they are very reliable.

Definately try a fleece liner. How about a fleece soaker for nights, try Bebesnuggles or Debbies nappies.

Do the bamboo ones have a fleece lining sewn in? We use fleece liners and they are great for keeping skin dry. I find minki huggles great at night, the inside if the nappy is fleece so no need to add a liner. For an easy wrap you can't beat a motherease airflow.

We use the Tots Bots bamboo nappies with a wool wrap at night but when we get DS up in the morning the nappy is soaked through and is wet against his skin. DH thinks reuseables are better as they draw moisture away - I see his point although I've been trying to convince us otherwise (i.e disposables are chemicals etc etc) but I would liek to see if there is a solution against having DS lying in a wet nappy all night. Are there any liners which would do the job, currently we just use paper liners.

Also I need a new wrap and my wool one is a bit of hard work (I work long hours now and want an easy, throw in the wash wrap which will last the night.

Thanks all!