rosalie.bent

I agree with COnstantly wet. Perhaps it is time to go 24/7. What happens after a while is that diaper-wearing becomes normalised and you become more desensitised to it. You will still enjoy diapers, but you will be n fa more control of it. I've seen this in action with my own baby and 24/7 revolutionised his life by putting nappies back into perspective.

Interesting about brushing the teeth. My hubby tells me that since he was a little boy, the act of brushing his teeth would often lead to wetting or at least the strong urge. And it is still the same even when in a nappy. He always wets while brushing his teeth and I never knew why. I thought it was the act of stooping over (he is tall) but maybe it is the sound of running water after all! ah.... been there, done that!

Our nappy of choice are the ABU Space as they are higherwaisted for nighttime since my baby is a heavy wetter. The sizing fits better as he wears large size while in rearz, he is between medium and large. But at the moment, the ABUs are a lot cheaper if we buy in cases of 8 packs here in australia. I think the Rearz are probably better quality diapers but there's not much between them other than the PReschool which were terrible.

I think I am mostly surprised about an ABDL that knocked back breastfeeding. MY baby would ump at the chance as would most on here. But each to their own!

I am pleased you got thru it and are doing well. Keep looking up!

I think you have just one choice. Diapers or living there. Obviously, diaper-wearing is not really possible there and the risk of discovery is huge. We all know the drama of trying to explain it to people who dont understand, If you cant go without diapers, you need to find another more private place to live. It is that simple, really.

Def didnt happen to either me or my baby and surprisingly, we had ZERO bedwetting issues in our kids. Baby still wets the bed tho:)

That's a thought. We will need to buy a house first as we are currently renting after selling our old one and this place doesnt have enough room for a cot, but it is part of the plans for the new place!

It sounds like a good idea. Just that neither of us are very crafty with wood so it would nee to be off the shelf.

One of our goals has been to try and get an adult cot/crib that can easily be knocked down for when visitors might come around and want to look around. Not found anything as yet tho.

There are a lot of ABDL diapers on alibaba and some look interesting but I have no idea how you could get them affordably. They either want you to buy 50,000 or to pay a lot fo samples. There was one - a 7day diaper pack, but the prices were very expensive. Does anyone ever get any diapers this way?

We bought SDKs here in australia along with all the ABU diapers to find what worked best on my baby. I was very disappointed with the plastic Preschool diapers and the SDKs seemed to not really meet our needs either. BUT... it looks like both of these diapers have been reworked and here in australia, we still have the old ones. Once the new ones are in stock, I might try them again. It is unusual since the PeekABUs are the very best diapers we've ever used and the Preschools were the worst. Such is life! But I am glad they are working on them to improve them thats a very good sign.

Just thought that I'd mention we have 4 pro-bedwetting books now including the latest - The Bedwetter's Travel Guide. https://abdiscovery.com.au/the-bedwetting-collection/

That is a very sad story. Heir to the POpular Mechanics fortune??? And i think the saddest element is that he died alone and it was two weeks before he was found and not by a loved one. Thank you for the details.