Best diaper for bed wetting
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One person said they used a cloth diaper or somehow fixed an extra pad on each side and used a plastic pull up brief over it. I know catalogues like Dr Leonards you can google it up on line, sell this plastic under pant cover.
I thinknit is very likely to be hard not to leak as a side sleeper, i rely on a washable matress pad andcwas daily.
Im also told there are disposable matress pads with a sticky backing do it doesnt scrunch into a ball
I thinknit is very likely to be hard not to leak as a side sleeper, i rely on a washable matress pad andcwas daily.
Im also told there are disposable matress pads with a sticky backing do it doesnt scrunch into a ball
Which ones have you tried already? I use Dry 24/7. During the day I wear Tranquility ATN. At night I am a pretty heavy wetter. I have had leaks do to over flooding the diaper. For the most part I have not had any other issues. They are a little more money out of pocket, but in the long run there way better than store brands. There are a lot of companies out there that have samples you can try. Just have to pay for shipping. I say, invest in good quality diaper covers also if you are a heavy wetter at night along with a mattress protector. The ABDL community has companies out there making diapers also that are crazy absorbent that I have tried in the past if you dont mind picture printed diapers. I was amazed by morning that there were no leaks on nights that I had heavy wettings through out the night. The only down fall on the ABDL style diapers are, they get really bulky when they a super saturated. They run in price from $2.00 to $3.50 a diaper. So, take a look around the internet and have samples sent out to you to try.
there are a number of good products on the market I have had good luck with some of them Confidry 24/7 are really good the Northshore line is excellent especially the Mega-Max the Molicare Slip Maxi the blue poly backed ones worked great for me unfortunately with recent change od insurance carriers I am being supplied with diapers but the ones I am getting are the Attends poly briefs nowhere near the needed protection I am trying to get them to supply a heavier diaper they are submitting a letter of necessity to my doctor for the Abena L4
Everyone is different, what works for one may not work for another.
Now on to the question. Recently I have been using an Abena M4, with a cloth diaper over it to collect leaks if necessary. Of course I have plastic pants over everything. The cloth diaper does sometime get wet, but it is only damp and the plastic pants protect the bed. That might sound like a bit much, but it works. At least for me. I am thinking about trying a lined pant instead of the cloth diaper. Simpler might be better.
Now on to the question. Recently I have been using an Abena M4, with a cloth diaper over it to collect leaks if necessary. Of course I have plastic pants over everything. The cloth diaper does sometime get wet, but it is only damp and the plastic pants protect the bed. That might sound like a bit much, but it works. At least for me. I am thinking about trying a lined pant instead of the cloth diaper. Simpler might be better.
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