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Diaper References
Diaper/wetting references found in movies and on TV
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By willnotwill · Posted
https://corporate.dukehealth.org/news/first-remote-controlled-device-male-incontinence-us-implanted-duke Sort of fits my story "The Device" -
A diaper cover is good for the added confidence and "just in case" leaks Some are extremely quiet, breathable and soft such as the carer W86. Plastic/vinyl are good and best when the weather is cool. -
No. My mother was intent on early toilet training. I was out of nappies by about 20 months during the day and dry at night by 2.5. I can only recall ONE bedwetting incident after that and I suspect I was about 3 or 4. I don’t know if this early training slowed development. It was after several months of going back into diapers that the first likely incident of bedwetting occurred but it remained rare for a few years. Yes. I went 24/7 and it was after this that bedwetting slowly developed. My permanent nappy use quickly led to urinary frequency/urgency which meant I would need to pee more than once during the night anyway. My daytime control is still there but limited by urgency/frequency. It’s easier and more practical for me to just use diapers. I think it's fairer to say that my daytime use of diapers potentiated bedwetting rather than bedwetting appearing first and reducing daytime control. It's unlike me to take naps although I suspect I've wet my nappy whilst asleep in a recliner chair once or twice in the late evening after a physically tiring day and/or alcohol. I know that I pee a few times each night and I've noticed that it's actually the FIRST pee of the night (usually around 1am) that is the one that I'm most likely to sleep through. On occasions I will sleep all the way through the night and presumably wet my diaper multiple times but more commonly, I'll wake up already wet and go again. I suspect this is due to being in a lighter phase of sleep. Yes. It seems less likely but it WILL eventually happen and seems to be fatigue related. I've tried sleeping without a diaper. The first night is often "dry" but largely sleepless. I'm worried about not wetting the bed and I have to get up 2 - 3 times to pee. The second night I'm exhausted due to sleep deprivation and can wake up at 3am confused by why everything around me in bed is cold, wet and swampy. It's not comfortable like a diaper and it's hard for me to go back to sleep in a wet bed. I remember that on one such occasion my sleepy-brain seemed to think it was "ok" because I was in a diaper but I wasn't. At one level I believe that there must be a path for me to re-train myself to be dry at night but at another level, it's hard to see what that path is. Once you've cross the line of wetting whilst asleep, the element of "choosing" isn't obviously there for you to select. It's also no respecter of time or place. It happens when it happens. You can't expect to be dry at night just because you're in a hotel, or camping or whatever. I MUST wear a diaper to bed. It also sneaks up on you. There are no warnings for a genuine bedwetting night. It's always a wet surprise. There are hints when you're getting close. For me these were "pee dreams" but the very first time I knew for certain that I'd wet my diaper whilst asleep there weren't any pee dreams. I'd gone to bed after way too much alcohol. I'd woken the next morning and was walking down the hall to the kitchen to make some much-needed coffee when I realised that (a) I did not need to pee and (b) my diaper, which was dry when I fell into bed around midnight because I'd just changed, was now heavy and wet on me. In the very long term (I've been in diapers for nearly 8 years now) I've just lost insight into the whole thing. I'm wet every night and mostly I don't know when it happened. Maybe I was awake, maybe I was asleep. Sometimes I have pee dreams but these days they are always wet and yes sometimes, I will get woken by the sensation of wetting my diaper. -
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By DiaperboyEddie12 · Posted
Cool @NorthShoreAdam I am not really a fan of pullups or cloth backed diapers but I will have to try them at one point. -
By NorthShoreAdam · Posted
Oh yeah, for better or worse. Kind of like having a built-in booster pad. Plus leak guards are wider and taller...which will be coming to the 8-Hour GoSupreme early next year as well.
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