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>>>Hi Jessica. >>> >>>I'm also not a fan of pull-ups, they just don't >>>provide the same level of protection. The older one >>>uses Betterdry diapers at the moment. They are pretty >>>bulky, but we never had any problems with leaks or >>>rashes. They don't quite fit the younger one yet and >>>are also to bulky to use during the day. So for her >we >>>use Super Seni Plus during the night and the regular >>>Super Seni during the day. They fit her very well. >She >>>also wears diapers to school. We talked to her >>>teachers and we all agreed it's the best option. She >>>would basically have to jump up and run to the >>>bathrooms at school, to have any chance of making it. >>>That would be quite disruptive to the class and there >>>is good chance of her not making it. Changing a >>>pull-up is much more of a hassle then quickly >changing >>>a diaper. It's easier for everyone if she wears her >>>diapers and gets changed between classes if needed. >>>Luckily she has amazing classmates and teachers so no >>>one ever made a big deal out of it or teased her. >> >> >>She is very lucky no one teases her. Kids that age can >>be very mean. Does she go to the school nurse to get >>changed? > >Hi Jessica. > >Yeah, my older daughter wasn't so lucky either and had >some people teasing her. How about your son? > >School nurses aren't really a thing where we live. We >could get someone from a mobile nursing service come >to her school once or twice a day, but that isn't >really necessary. Her sister, her sisters best friend >and her cousin all go to the same school and can >change her and a few of her teachers have volunteered >to do it as well. Between those there is someone >available to change a wet diaper most of the time. We >have a WhatsApp group she sends a message to when she >needs a change and then someone will meet her at the >handicapped bathroom in her school during the next >break and help her. If this doesn't work out or on the >rare occasion her diaper is more then wet, she can >also run over to the day care that's also part of her >school complex and they will change her there.

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