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I'll cheat and use the potty sometimes. Gives you insurance on a 12 hour Solo Diaper Session, with no changes. I don't even have to unbutton my Onesie.

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I think if you're a girl, you could easily get away with wearing diapers while teaching at a high school. You could simply wear a skirt over your diapers and nobody would ever notice a thing. The only way you would get caught is by sitting down and leaking onto the chair. If you feel like you need diapers because your bladder is overactive, ask your doctor what your options are. If you have a documented medical condition, maybe you will feel better about choosing the best lifestyle for you... My main point here is, Bee yourself ?????????

I believe the hot air in the dryer reduces their life span, significantly. Instead, I would recommend "hang drying" the plastic pants instead of putting them in the dryer. When I do laundry, I put the plastic pants at the bottom of the machine, And when the wash cycle is done, I remove the plastic pants and run one t-shirt hanger through each pair of plastic pants, and hang them up to dry. They're usually dry in less than 12 hours. I've personally found them to last much longer this way.

I have several pairs of Footy PJ's but only TWO are in circulation as ALL the other pairs have ZIPPER ISSUES!!!! I'm looking for another pair right now but i'm VERY FRUSTRATED because most of what's available ALL HAVE HOODS on them!!! It's also stressful locating a new brand and size because of what Sofia mentioned, (about not having a perfect fit), and having to deal with return shipping, etc. Thankyou wittleMikey for posting all those links because that will give me more options!

It takes a little courage to wear a Diaper to Work everyday, but after awhile it's just another essential routine in your life. If you're working in an office setting however, Press Out Leaks are something you will have to worry about. Which means either limiting your fluid intake throughout the day, And/Or Changing into a Fresh diaper half way through your shift. I suggest you start off with a very discreet diaper at first, and then gradually add thickness as you become more comfortable.

You need to make a choice, If you want to achieve Better Sleep Cycles, stay Hydrated, and wake up feeling Fresh and Fully-Charged, You should put on a Diaper before bed, And when you wake up in the middle of the night needing to pee, Release all the urine directly into your Diaper, and then almost immediately you will be able to fall back asleep. I STRONGLY suggest you also invest in a Re-Usable Absorbant Underpad, (NorthShore makes a Great one.) As well as comfortable waterproof sheets. Keep in mind, Pullups are more expensive, and don't typically hold a full bladder release. Non-ABDL style Diapers are the most economical. Request some sample sizes and when you find your size and brand, Try Ordering a Case if you're happy with how you feel waking up in a Diaper every morning. I Promise you it's a million times better than you might think.

I'll provide some quick troubleshooting because I've had a similar issue before. 1️⃣) If you're trying to wake up in the AM, make sure the Alarm IS NOT SET FOR PM... 2️⃣) The sound of the alarm needs to be something that will wake you up comfortably, but the sound can't be so lovely that you don't wake up at all!!! (example, birds chirping). Something as soothing as birds chirping probably won't even wake me up! But I don't want to be jolted out of bed by some horrid scary alarm either! 3️⃣) Setting Alarms close to bed time I feel like setting an alarm late at night is where error commonly occurs. While you're tired you're more likely to make a mistake while setting the alarm. (Example, selecting PM instead of AM, etc). Be sure to set your alarms well before bed time, and give them a quick glance before going to bed. 4️⃣) Third-Party Chargers I always use Official Apple Chargers for my iPhone. The last thing you want is to be using some crappy gas station charger and wake up with your phone at 1% battery (or completely dead altogether.) If your phone doesn't have any battery power, your alarm will not function. 5️⃣ SNOOZING Snoozing is a Dangerous temptation. You could easily miss an airplane flight because you over snoozed. I find it much easier to give yourself the time you need to sleep (at night) rather than making extra sleep time (in the morning). Get to bed early at a decent hour so you wake up before your alarm, or as soon as it goes off. Keeping your phone several feet from your bed will reduce distraction and help you fall asleep faster, AND you will have to physically get out of bed in the morning to disable the alarm, which makes snoozing less of an option because you're already up and out of bed.

I'm interested in using the bigger sizes as Boosters. It's always hard to figure out exactly how much they absorb however, Because these companies like to use phrases instead of specs.

NS MegaMax AIR are a good Diaper for a Hot sleeping night if you need to wear your diaper for bedtime. But if you fill your diapers a lot while you sleep, NSMM-AIR will hold a lot of pee, but when you get out of bed the diaper SAGS a lot. A onesie and maybe some plastic pants will help with this, just like with any other cloth like diaper out there. Daytime use, for me the same issue as normal megamax, they leak (at the middle, near the legs) at around 33% capacity.

Sounds like you have the perfect size Sani Pants, They're supposed to be too big for you to allow for diaper expansion. When you wash them, I would air dry them on a clothes hanger, Putting them through the dryer seems to harden and ruin them. The also have two versions, (snap on) and (pull on). The Pull on versions are without a doubt the way to go, but consider adding a pair of snap ons, because if you travel and need to change, the snap ons are basically necessary at that point.

People either accept who you are, or they don't. There's no such thing as "Half acceptance". Dump Her.

I hope they fit you!!! The SENI brand "Regular" Fits like a Medium, and the SENI Large is exactly what it says, "Large", lol. The Sani-Pants however, there are two types, "Pull-On" and "Snap On". The "Pull-ons" are way more comfortable, but I do have some "Snap On" for the rare occasion I need to change in public. But these SENI Diapers are great if you know how to use them. I've been in this Seni Super Plus with boosters for over 12 hours now. I used some duct tape to re-enforce the tapes for the extended wearing. Super comfortable, no leaks, no crinkle. The Ultimate STEALTH Diaper.

The plastic pants I have don't make any noise whatsoever, and they're super thin, so they are therefore, very discreet. They're Called "Sani Pant". Which is funny, because we're talking about SENI Diapers... All they do is support the diaper from sagging, keeping it secure and in place for several hours. They also block moisture from the diaper sweating. The cloth like diapers tend to sweat through the cloth-like material, so the plastic pants keep this pee moisture from entering your shorts/pants. The combination of a cloth like diaper, with plastic pants, and a onesie is amazing when it comes to absorbancy and support when you need to fly under the radar.

Seni Diapers would be perfect for all you mentioned above, especially in the Southern HEAT you deal with all summer. However, durability will be obtained while using a Onesie, and you might want to wear some Plastic pants too. But you could get away with just a onesie. The Seni brand are SUPER SOFT and comfortable diapers, but they do SAG after wearing them for extended periods. The material does stretch eventually. But they are very cost effective, and comfortable, and absorb plenty of pee. They're also very discreet for being undetected by others.

You need a good RE-USABLE underpad for your bed. (NorthShore Makes really good ones, you should probably get two). Having This ^ will allow you to wet without worrying about leaks. VERY IMPORTANT ^ You also need to sleep in whatever position feels the most comfortable, TRUST your diaper to do its job while you sleep. and Lastly, Consistency. Drink 64 to 76 ounces of water within One hour before going to bed. (EMPTY your bladder and THEN Diaper UP before you start drinking water.) Focus on keeping your bladder constantly relaxed, especially while you're trying to fall asleep. Do all this enough and you will become a bedwetter, eventually.

I mean, You could start by drinking lots of water just before bed, and have night time accidents. You'd probably just wake up though, and decide not to SOAK your bed. And besides, Night training is usually done by constant day training with the use of a diaper.

Soaked undies again (In the front) last night, no wet spot on pants though. I've been drinking plenty of water, Taking potty breaks every couple of hours or so, Never felt anything leaking while I was working. Still not sure if it's just sweat or if it's pee.

I got home last night and my undies were pretty wet in the front. I do a very physical job with lots of walking, crouching, bending, etc. Is it normal for underwear to be wet like this from sweating over the course of a day? Or was it light leakage and or stress incontinence?

If it's just light urinary incontinence just get some pull-up style diapers. ABENA makes the best ones, you just have to find some that fit you well.

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Nothing better than slipping into a fresh, "ripe" Diaper ? On a serious note to answer OP's question. The cloth-Like diapers have the downside of slipping-tapes and sagging after a couple of hours. This can be greatly fixed by using a Onesie + plastic pants. The combination of the Onesie And the Plastic pant will allow you to get better use out of these Cloth-Like diapers. If you're having issues taping Plastic backed diapers, this could be for a variety of reasons. First of all, Diapers like BETTER-DRY are excellent, but unforgiving for taping purposes. You need to know Exactly where each tape is going, and there's hardly any information on the Plain WHITE diapers to give you that knowledge. In this case, Use a sharpie BEFORE unfolding the diaper and marking where you want your tapes, and then standing in front of a mirror and applying your tapes. Diapers with marked landing zones make this task easier, because they give you the information of where the tapes should approximately go, and can likely be removed and re-taped until you achieve the desired fit. However, it's still better for the tapes to remove and re-tape as least amount of times as possible. And finally, the age old debate of which tape you should apply first. For most of the diapers I wear, it's the TOP-right tape first, then TOP-Left, so on and so fourth. However, if you have marked landing zones and want to insert boosters, BOTTOM-left THEN bottom-right, (INSERT BOOSTERS) and then tape your top tapes.

You need to be asking yourself questions, constantly. What do you want to do in the future? And what are you doing TODAY to secure those dreams?

According to what they say, if you keep at it, eventually you'll stop getting those sensations all together and simply find yourself WET. Just be patient, you've come this far...