Re: Size 7 diapers for bedwetting -- Incontinence, Bed-wetting and Diapers

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Date Posted: 09:54:40 05/08/24 Wed
Author: Lissy
Subject: Re: Size 7 diapers for bedwetting
In reply to: Jones 's message, "Size 7 diapers for bedwetting" on 18:18:26 04/01/24 Mon

Some adult diaper brands also come in XS and are meant designed for older children. We tried several when our daughter outgrew regular baby diapers and ended up using Seni Kids Junior Super in size XS for several years, because they fit her best. Recently we upgraded her to BetterDry in size S, after someone recommended them here. She is 13 now and needs the extra absorbency.

>There seems to be a distinct lack of options for
>diapers
>in size 7 (or above) for bedwetters, and goodnites
>just don't hold up nearly as well despite being
>marketed for older kids. Small adult diapers can work
>but I've found that regular diapers tend to prevent
>leaks better than anything.
>Boundless size 8 came and went very quickly but they
>don't look to be making a comeback any time soon.
>
>Has anyone found or have ever used disposable diapers
>that work in larger sizes?

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>Some adult diaper brands also come in XS and are meant >designed for older children. We tried several when our >daughter outgrew regular baby diapers and ended up >using Seni Kids Junior Super in size XS for several >years, because they fit her best. Recently we upgraded >her to BetterDry in size S, after someone recommended >them here. She is 13 now and needs the extra >absorbency. > > >>There seems to be a distinct lack of options for >>diapers >>in size 7 (or above) for bedwetters, and goodnites >>just don't hold up nearly as well despite being >>marketed for older kids. Small adult diapers can work >>but I've found that regular diapers tend to prevent >>leaks better than anything. >>Boundless size 8 came and went very quickly but they >>don't look to be making a comeback any time soon. >> >>Has anyone found or have ever used disposable diapers >>that work in larger sizes?

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