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davey 78

bed wetter whole life

posted 08/27/2008, comment (1)

best night diaper

i have found that the best diaper for me is the abena x plus i have had the fewest leaks with them they seem to offer the best protection at night i would recommend them to any one who has incontinence or wets at night i have tried cloth just cant seem to get enough absorbency with out them being so thick they are uncomfortable. and cheap... Read more Chevron

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Brad

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Still dealing with primary enuresis

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posted 05/20/2008, comments (2)

Back to Diapers

Colin has written some interesting and helpful articles on the subject of bedwetting, and he's always extremely compassionate. One such article discusses whether, if everything else has failed, a child or teen should be made to wear diapers to bed to ameliorate the problem, even if they don't want to. If parents do opt for a return to... Read more Chevron

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Brad

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posted 05/17/2008, comments (3)

Bedwetter!

I have always been a bedwetter, although I've tried very hard to stop. I've tried meds and even hypnosis. Nothing worked, and I still wet most nights. I wear cloth diapers and plastic pants to control the wetness and the odor. It's embarrassing, but probably better than the alternative. Lots of people know, and some are nice about it,... Read more Chevron

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Colin

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posted 12/08/2007, comment (1)

How to Encourage Older Children and Teens to Wear Diapers and Plastic Pants to Bed

In my earlier advice share post "How to Discuss Enuresis or Bedwetting with a Child" I talked about a friend of mine who has a daughter who is having difficulty coming to terms with wearing diapers and plastic pants to bed. This post offered many suggestions and ideas about how to deal with a child who is reluctant... Read more Chevron

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