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>In my street lives a family with 4 kids, 3 boys and a >girl. The boys are 16, 14 and 10, the girl is 15 y/o. >I've known them all their lives. > >I was at the park with my own son who is in diapers at >night, with the neighbors 14 y/o playing basketball, >when he stumbled right in front of me. His shorts >sagged a bit by this action, making me aware that the >kid was wearing pull-ups. I helped him stand up, he >thanked me and went on playing. > >When we happened to walk home together, I asked him >about his painful fall. He said it didn't hurt, but he >was afraid his pull-ups were torn a bit. He said it so >casually that I dared asking him if he had problems >with peeing, because he was wearing these? Then he >told me their mother has some sort of fear of stains, >this made her decide not to buy the boys regular >underwear, but she puts them in tape on diapers for >the night, and pull-ups for the day. So they never >wore briefs or boxer shorts, the 14 y/o told me. Of >course, they have protested when they were younger and >saw all other kids with common underwear, at least he >and his older brother have, but their mom insisted and >didn't buy them regular undies even though the girl is >allowed to wear panties and helps out with the boys. > >The boy told me that he is used to them now, his >family and friends have known about their protective >undies for years, so he doesn't get teased by anyone. >He admitted he actually likes the comfortable fit and >safe feeling they give him, although he isn't a >bedwetter. The kid admitted he has had some daytime >accidents last year, when he was very busy online >gaming. Only when he was getting ready for bed, he >found out that he had peed in his pull-ups. He hadn't >told his mom, he sneaked his pull-ups in the garbage >can. > >His older brother still has nighttime accidents every >once in a while, so he really needs nighttime >protection, but he has been dry by day all his life. > >His sister has stayed dry since she was potty-trained >as a toddler, his little brother has had nighttime >accidents until he was 7, but is dry since then. > >I can understand that a mother makes her kids wear >protection when they are prone to having wetting >accidents, but this is the first time I hear that a >mother never lets her children wear ordinary undies. >My own kid wears diapers for bedwetting but he usually >has regular undies during the daytime. I've been asked >to babysit them this summer too so not sure how that >will work.

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