Taking off diapers??

I recommend using those little tight underwear for boys.
This keeps the from playing with the velcro fasteners on the diapers.

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(Kim) wrote in message om...
Recently, my 22 month old twin boys have started taking off their
diapers while in their cribs (either before or after a nap - it
doesn't matter) and then peeing all over the crib. They had done this
once in a while before and it just stopped, but since Saturday (12/27)
they have done it about 7 times. Other than the fact that I'm running
out of sheets for them - it's just pretty disgusting to have to go in
and clean up poop off the floor! I could understand if they had
really wet diapers and were uncomfortable - but they are taking off
perfectly clean diapers and then making a mess. Any help anyone has
to get them to stop this would be appreciated. I'm getting really
close to using duct tape!

TIA
Kim
mom to Ronan & Xander
2/26/02

I would put on the diapers backwards and put on a onsie keep them in shorts or pants somthing that they cant take off. My twins do that too. I have to put then in clothes they cant run around with just diapers on they will take themoff. Also try a full body sleeper like pjs th ones that zip up and put it on backward if it too hot for them cut the feet out of the sleeper, whatever works you know. Mine are 20 months in toddler beds now one of them started climbing out and she fell twice onto the carpet of corse she wasnt hurt than goodness. You are lucky they stay in a crib, its really hard to get them to go to sleep now that they can rome anywhere in their room and not go to sleep. I do have to turn on a baby moniter and shut the door or they wont stay in their room. I hope I had some good advice? Take care, Donna Cherry Palmer Alaska

I would put on the diapers backwards and put on a onsie keep them in shorts or pants somthing that they cant take off. My twins do that too. I have to put then in clothes they cant run around with just diapers on they will take themoff. Also try a full body sleeper like pjs th ones that zip up and put it on backward if it too hot for them cut the feet out of the sleeper, whatever works you know. Mine are 20 months in toddler beds now one of them started climbing out and she fell twice onto the carpet of corse she wasnt hurt than goodness. You are lucky they stay in a crib, its really hard to get them to go to sleep now that they can rome anywhere in their room and not go to sleep. I do have to turn on a baby moniter and shut the door or they wont stay in their room. I hope I had some good advice? Take care, Donna Cherry Palmer Alaska