Re: Anyone else on here??? -- Incontinence, Bed-wetting and Diapers

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Date Posted: 07:45:56 02/25/23 Sat
Author: Benjamin
Subject: Re: Anyone else on here???
In reply to: Jessica 's message, "Re: Anyone else on here???" on 23:31:19 02/21/23 Tue

>Hugs to you. My son is only 9 but I can relate to this
>somewhat. I also hope my son stops wetting the bed
>before puberty hits. I am genuinely curious how your
>handling that situation. With my son, I can just
>ignore “it” when he gets excited because it’s
>still so small. I’m sure that’s not the case for
>you.

Hi Jessica and Carly.

I have two teenage sons that still need diapers at night, so am I. I can relate. The older one mostly changes himself, so it’s his problem to deal with now. The younger one is 12 and still needs help putting the diapers on. It doesn’t happen often that he gets “excited” during a change. If it does, we mostly just ignore it. We give it a moment to go away on it’s own and if it doesn’t just tape the diaper shut and rely on our son to “rearrange” things, once everything “calms down”.

Benjamin

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>>Hugs to you. My son is only 9 but I can relate to this >>somewhat. I also hope my son stops wetting the bed >>before puberty hits. I am genuinely curious how your >>handling that situation. With my son, I can just >>ignore “it” when he gets excited because it’s >>still so small. I’m sure that’s not the case for >>you. > >Hi Jessica and Carly. > >I have two teenage sons that still need diapers at >night, so am I. I can relate. The older one mostly >changes himself, so it’s his problem to deal with >now. The younger one is 12 and still needs help >putting the diapers on. It doesn’t happen often that >he gets “excited” during a change. If it does, we >mostly just ignore it. We give it a moment to go away >on it’s own and if it doesn’t just tape the diaper >shut and rely on our son to “rearrange” things, >once everything “calms down”. > >Benjamin

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