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>>Finally someone who openly admits the benefits of >>catheters in diaper training. I think a lot of diaper >>parents use catheters but don't like to talk about it. >>Especially in 24/7 education, a balloon catheter is a >>perfect tool to achieve at least partial incontinence. >>After a long catheter treatment, long-lasting >>incontinence can usually be achieved, so diapers are a >>given. This is often very helpful, especially with >>older (school) children, in order to achieve >>acceptance of the diaper. > >The catheter really helps witz acceptance! >He doesn’t have to think about going, it just >happens and he has no control over it. >We’re still debating long term plans, personally I >see no benefit to him being incontinent as an adult. >But it’s still a long time until then. > >>Is your 14 year old dry when he's not in diapers at >>school, or do you still work with pads? > >He is actually dry. We found that he has problems >relaxing his bladder sphincter after he was >catheterized for a longer period, so incontinence is >not a problem right now. > >>Does he wear a penis cage when he's not wearing a >diaper and is he >>also anally plugged? > >He is plugged on weekends. We’re thinking about a >cage since he has begun masturbating without >permission sometimes. But right now he doesn’t have >one. > >>I think controlling a pubescent boy is much more >>difficult than with girls of the same age. How do you >>deal with pubic and anal hair? > >He thankfully doesn’t have much yet, we use a hair >removal cream which works very well.

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