Concealers/Onesies

[Don]

Does anyone know where I can get a good concealer? I'm looking for the plain white t-shirt style. I have two of the Abena bodystockings but they are tanktop style and I don't like the way they look under my lighter color clothes. I need something to wear under my white polo style shirt for work. I have looked online at adult cloth diaper and angelfluff diaper company. Angel fluff wants a fortune for theirs. They want like 59.99 for one. I don't have that kind of money. My abena bodystockings came from Gary at XPmedical for a good price and I like them and all, but I'm just looking for the tshirt style. I have heard of the website Bodysuit.com but I am wondering if these fit over a diaper? I generally wear the abena Xplus. I don't want something too narrow in the crotch. Can anyone give me any pointers?

[Chris+]

I found Gabbys were pretty good the snaps are in the front and the price isnt that bad, however if you wear a large in the abena... order a small in Gabbys
www.gabbys.net

[Don]

I wear an XL in the abena so I ordered a Lg in the Gabby's. I just ordered whatever size it said to order on the gabby's website that matched my body dimensions. I hope I like it and hope it fits good. I just need it for work.

[BKR78]

Ive worn Gabbys and the onesies I just got from easy access and they are both great. The easy access onsies are a bit lighter weight than the Gabbys so they are good for those warmer days.

[Don]

I ordered two from Gabby's but it was too late for Chris' post. The size I ordered was too big. It fits in the waist but it's too long. My wife is going to try to take it in in the crotch area to shorten it up a little bit. I need it to support the diaper when I work. Next time Ill order a smaller size.

[Papa]

Remember, Onesies have two purposes. One is to keep your diapers from showing around your pants/shorts. The other is to try an help sag and hold your diapers up some. Some want one thing some the other some want both. But they definately help in the privacy area. Papa

[Irish Mike]

I have been looking for the onsie type t-shirt as a conceler as well for ages, everywhere i go to either, doesnt ship overseas, or they charge a bloody fortune.. the cheapest i found was 39 euros, but i am on disability and there is no way i could justify 39 eurs for a tee shirt! for that price i would want.. at least four tee shirts!

Mike

[Puffy Pants]

Thanks for all your posts guys, you are a wealth of info to someone who has always used disposable diapers at night. After I first started night time problems, and they have become much more frequent lately, I tried the Priva Ultra-fit brief that has the two snap system to keep it all together, and did not like it at all, as the snaps came undone when sleeping, leaving not much to catch fluids with, so I went to disposables, but felt it was a waste and expensive, and have never found a source in Canada for cloth pull on types that don't require pins or snaps, until I reat this post. Off to the Gabby site, and placed an order of one day and one night pull on, and the waterproof cover as well. I have looked and looked, but never found anything I tought would work, so thank you, espically to Papa, as he is strictly cloth day sand night, which I may attempt as it makes access much easier to get to the toilet when you can, and should save me a fair chunk of change in buying bags of disposables every week.
Questions... Odor, is it an issue with cloth like I think it might be? Do you use a soaker liner or are they suffient by themselfs for regular fluid intake, and occasional wetting incidents? Do you use their waterproof cover, or have an alternativeRash problems? I have had several with disposables, and can sympathize with babies now as they are not plesent to deal with in the LEAST! I think I have very sensitive skin to have reactions like I get sometimes, and I stay on top of the cleaning and hygiene rather closely, and am never in a wet diaper more then a couple hours.. I look forward to their arrival, it took far too long to get them in my aresenal of weapons to battle this problem!
I am still on the hunt for something like the Abri-pant to tighten everything up done there, I was thinking maybe something like a spandex type cycling short for that purpose. The shipping from XPMedical is over the top, so if anyone knows of a supplier in Candad, I would really appreciate any leads you might have. The local home medical shops here don't have anything like the one piece cloth unit Gabbys offers, so thanks again! Puff

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[Papa]

Puff, Kins / Baby Kins is out of Canada and carry excelent products. Google them. Papa

Also try rearz:

http://www.ethicalocean.com/product/adu ... th-diapers

[Puffy Pants]

Thanks for the link Papa, I just got a pair of their cover pants, and like the quality, but Even though I take it easy on the plastic pants, the material is so soft, I doubt it will last 2-3 months, about the same as vinyl I get at the local pharmacy. The cloth diaper line they carry is very baby-ish looking, I never saw any that were just plain white, but I am sure they are available. The same goes for the onesie they have, I would never wear any of the prints that are available. Thanks for the link, I never knew they made cloth, but I do now...

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