bedwetting diaper issues

diaperedbabygirl · 21-01-2009

Well, have been having an issue I haven't much had before, and thought this would be the right place to put it. I've been a bedwetter all my life, but lately the diaper's I've been wearing (assurance), which I used to never leak from, all of a sudden started leaking. I usually sleep in a fetal position, but still never used to leak. So is there anything I can do to not leak, without having to buy expensive diapers? I just don't have the money for them at the moment, so I need a sort of cheap fix, since I hate waking up to wet sheets >.<

BabyGrizzy · 21-01-2009

Although I have no experience in this subject, I can try to offer some advice. As you get older, you become bigger, and that means your bladder does, too. It could be that you are leaking...The diaper just isn't absorbent enough. You could try to find out how much you wet, and see if that is the problem. On wet nights, weigh yourself with the wet diaper still on, and see the difference between nights when you leak and nights when you just wet.

dprdinky · 21-01-2009

2 suggestions:

1 wearing plastic pants overtop the disposable diapers

2 Consider using baby diapers as stuffers in the Assurance disposables

Pojo · 21-01-2009

Use some kind of stuffer/doubler...Cut back on drinks near bed...Plastic pants...

diaperedbabygirl · 21-01-2009

How could I not think of plastic pants >.<

Dream · 21-01-2009

The reason why there leaking is because they switch from using a plastic cover to a cloth cover on the assurance diaper. Anyway either 1.) Double up at night. 2.) uses a baby diaper as a stuffer and 3.) wear plastic pants.

diaperedbabygirl · 21-01-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Night

The reason why there leaking is because they switch from using a plastic cover to a cloth cover on the assurance diaper. Anyway either 1.) Double up at night. 2.) uses a baby diaper as a stuffer and 3.) wear plastic pants.

Oh...well they were cloth covered before and still didn't leak...now it's sort of all of a sudden, but I found my plastic pants ^^

Dream · 21-01-2009

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Originally Posted by diaperedbabygirl

Oh...well they were cloth covered before and still didn't leak...now it's sort of all of a sudden, but I found my plastic pants ^^

Okay then maybe you got a shitty package or something because I'm wearing the same kind for the last week or so and they only leak on me once.

ade · 22-01-2009

you could try those 'bed-mats' made by pampers or huggies or whoever.

Spaz · 22-01-2009

I know you mentioned money as an issue. However, if you save up some, there is no better protection at night (or daytime for that matter) than cloth diapers and plastic pants. I wear thick flannel diapers at night with extra flannel soakers and it helps tremendously. I think they're more comfortable too. Also, you can get them like mine with cute baby prints on them. Disposables (even the best ones) aren't very good at trapping liquid if you happen to be laying on your side when you wet, even with diaper doublers. However, if you go that route Depends has a decent doubler called a "Boost".
Spaz

21-01-2009	#1 (permalink)
diaperedbabygirl Regular Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Mass, USA Age: 18 Posts: 571 Threads: 24 Gallery Uploads: 17 Blog Entries: 31 Reputation: 7	bedwetting diaper issues Well, have been having an issue I haven't much had before, and thought this would be the right place to put it. I've been a bedwetter all my life, but lately the diaper's I've been wearing (assurance), which I used to never leak from, all of a sudden started leaking. I usually sleep in a fetal position, but still never used to leak. So is there anything I can do to not leak, without having to buy expensive diapers? I just don't have the money for them at the moment, so I need a sort of cheap fix, since I hate waking up to wet sheets >.<

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BabyGrizzy VIP Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: California, USA Age: 16 Posts: 994 Threads: 78 Gallery Uploads: 37 Wiki Edits: 7 Blog Entries: 1 Reputation: 29	Although I have no experience in this subject, I can try to offer some advice. As you get older, you become bigger, and that means your bladder does, too. It could be that you are leaking...The diaper just isn't absorbent enough. You could try to find out how much you wet, and see if that is the problem. On wet nights, weigh yourself with the wet diaper still on, and see the difference between nights when you leak and nights when you just wet.

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dprdinky VIP Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Oregon, USA Age: 56 Posts: 560 Threads: 14 Gallery Uploads: 15 Reputation: 24	2 suggestions: 1 wearing plastic pants overtop the disposable diapers 2 Consider using baby diapers as stuffers in the Assurance disposables

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Pojo No more cakes, sorry. Donor Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Virginia Age: 19 Posts: 6,538 Threads: 108 Wiki Edits: 121 Blog Entries: 15 Reputation: 93	Use some kind of stuffer/doubler...Cut back on drinks near bed...Plastic pants...

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diaperedbabygirl Regular Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Mass, USA Age: 18 Posts: 571 Threads: 24 Gallery Uploads: 17 Blog Entries: 31 Reputation: 7	How could I not think of plastic pants >.<

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Dream Rawr? Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Dreamland Age: 20 Posts: 2,352 Threads: 58 Reputation: 31	The reason why there leaking is because they switch from using a plastic cover to a cloth cover on the assurance diaper. Anyway either 1.) Double up at night. 2.) uses a baby diaper as a stuffer and 3.) wear plastic pants.

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ade VIP Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: GB Posts: 499 Threads: 7 Gallery Uploads: 5 Blog Entries: 10 Reputation: 28	you could try those 'bed-mats' made by pampers or huggies or whoever.

22-01-2009	#10 (permalink)
Spaz VIP Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Florida, USA Posts: 215 Threads: 5 Wiki Edits: 1 Blog Entries: 18 Reputation: 12	I know you mentioned money as an issue. However, if you save up some, there is no better protection at night (or daytime for that matter) than cloth diapers and plastic pants. I wear thick flannel diapers at night with extra flannel soakers and it helps tremendously. I think they're more comfortable too. Also, you can get them like mine with cute baby prints on them. Disposables (even the best ones) aren't very good at trapping liquid if you happen to be laying on your side when you wet, even with diaper doublers. However, if you go that route Depends has a decent doubler called a "Boost". Spaz