u/Ensign_Chilaquiles

Hi all, I'm here because my husband has celiac, he was diagnosed at age 12, and is in his early 30s now, so almost 20 years. When we moved in together he didn't request the house to be completely GF, as he'd never had a fully GF house before. But learning from you fellow netizens on proper procedures and such we've transitioned the house to almost completely GF and have strict rules for the rare occasions the kids get glutenous take out (keep the food on the take out wrapped, eating in a specific area, washing hands and sanitizing table afterwards, etc). His health has never been better! He states his mental health has drastically improved, his gi health and sleep are so much better. I can't believe no one else he lived, especially as a kid, with did the research to find out this was so important. I'm really greatful for everyone on this subreddit for the education and support.

Hello peeps and freaks, I have 3 kiddos, my youngest (first son!) is 9 months and a happy healthy kid. He is not happy, however, at night around 3am. Often wakes up to nurse and won't go back to sleep until his diaper is changed. We use paper at night and Bum Genius AIO (and a hand me down of misc brands) in the day, but I've also got prefolds and covers. Sized up to size 4 in paper diapers cause I thought that was part of his issue, but he's still waking up uncomfortable. Should we try cloth at night? My thought is to add a prefold under the AIO flaps, since they have the fleece tops and feel dry even out of the wash. Have you been in my shoes? I'd like to hear what you have to say!