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https://www.lidl.co.uk/p/silentnight-snuggle-pod-human-pet-bed/p10023197 Look very snug, although would need some space

you need to eat after taking it. It breaks down with the digestive juices to form the expulsive compounds.

If you give them a friendly cuddly they dont attack ʕ·ᴥ·ʔ

Its not the first by a long shot. Theres also Abena Nova form https://www.abenanova.com/the-solution Not found any where actually selling them though

Is Diane at Bear Bottom still in business? I had some great 12 layer bedwetter pants from her many years ago; would love to get some more.

A slightly less messy way to get the experience is to put a cup of porridge oats in the back of the diaper. Once in the water they swell and mush. There's still a considerable clear up but al least its not a stinky one. There are some cheap offers on swim nappy costumes at the moment here https://www.incontinencechoice.co.uk/swimwear/womens-swimwear.html

Caducee/Peaudouce Slipad were available in the UK in the early 80s and were the only real disposable nappy style product available of the shelf in pharmacies. The handy sample packs were great as they could be easily smuggled past parents in my school bag.

Depends on the time of day. At night I would take it straight away, I really loath getting up and have done all my life. During the day it would excite me but I would probably um and ah for a while before giving in.

When they say waist size I presume they really mean "The larger of waist or hip size" as is the case with most other nappies. Have you measured the length and front and back widths? Would be nice if tesco stocked something that fitted.

These are quiet nice https://www.saveexpress.de/en/inkontinenz-mehrweg-reusable/care-4care/nachtmode-nightdress/6217/4care-overall-frottee-mit-fuessen?c=7687

For onsies I recommend https://specialkids.company/collections/all-clothes/products/kaycey-secret-zip-back-jumpsuits?variant=11417075613739 Im 5'10 and the age 15-16 size is a good snug fit, holds nappy in place, age 17-18 is a looser fit better for nighttime.

Basic products ok but very unreliable as a supplier. Orders either never arrive or many weeks after they have claimed dispatch.

Its still there

A dulcolax suppository at bed time when your really tired can do it. Most times it will wake you up at least a bit but a few times I've slept through. Very smelly by morning though (dont have visitors round for a day or so) and you really need to use good skin/barrier cream or you'll get evil nappy rash.

I tried them when they first launched the larger sizes. They hold 1 wetting at most, and the taped seams start to leak after a dozen or so washes. Also very hot to wear as the whole length of the PJ pant is waterproof, the padding stops just over the knee. Appearance wise they are very obviously "special" as the taped seams are quite visible. A pair of superundies overnights with normal pajamas is much more discrete and effective.