Hi there
Sorry to hear about your daughter; being bullied is so awful, and I do hope she is okay. The best thing to do is get her the right protection; there are many products available depending on what her level of incontinence is, and all offer enough protection so that she will feel much more comfortable at school. Products range from pads, to nappies/diapers, or specially designed underwear. Message me if you need some further advice. Hope everything goes okay.

Hi,
I can imagine what your daughter is going through. My daughter gets teased in school too.
Hillaryanne is right. There are many products out there which can give your daughter the best protection. I use all-in-one diaper pants for my daughter and she is very happy with them. Let me know if you want more detail.
All the best for you and your daughter

There are some really nice 'panties' sold at places like Walmart, CVS, etc. for women (S - XL). They are called Depends Silhouette briefs for women. This way there is no 'rustle' of the product under your daughters clothing. You are an awesome father to be supporting your daughter in this way. If cost is an issue, there are pads (like feminine napkins) that adhere to her undies. Some brands include Tena and Poise. They come in various sizes for different needs. Good luck!

sorry to hear about your daughter, i don't know what she is going through because i was popular i never bullied though, i am 21 years old and have three kids i had a children at very young age i had my first child born when i was 13, twins when i was 15, my girlfriend died at age 16 from a car accident, i moved out at age 16 with three kids, the twins don't wet but the oldest does. he is 9 years old now and wears pull-ups, so i'm a single widowed father, if your single too it will be best if we help each other, i'm sorry i'm using my sons account, and a child with autism is very hard, especially with wetting my advice to you is give her desmopression in the morning i don't know if that's safe or not i think it is i try to let her know not to drink water at school that much

Sorry you are having a hard time with your daughter. It is interesting to me that she only wets during the day. Something I would maybe impliment is having her on a potty schedule. Maye she is just forgetting to go to the bathroom. Maybe try setting an alarm that indicates that she needs to try and go to the bathroom. If that however is not the case I would try some sort of protection. Depending on how much she wets at a time pull ups may work. But if she wets a lot at once then maybe try a diaper of sorts.

my daughter is 20 almost 21 years now. She has been dating for a few years now, she moved in with her boyfriend without telling him of her problem, and kept it hidden for awhile. When he figured it out he dumped her and called her lots of names and told everyone of their friends that she was a "pee baby". She now has a new boyfrend who coms over some nights when he gets off work, they have fallen asleep on the sofa several times while watching tv. I feel so bad to awaken her to get up, this bf is unaware of her problem also. For fear of losing him she remains to be quiet with her problem. We have tried meds, none of them work. help anyone????

i my self have both aspergers and incontinence and yes there are are some steps she can take if you want the advice of a male ever since i was little i had been in and out of diapers usually my day starts with a pullup by tranquility an overnight capacity one then i keep a few diapers in my bag for needed changes oh and if wondering how to keep them more discrete i use carpenter style jeans they are a littlbaggy but you can also find satin style diaper covers if she wears dresses

Hugs to you and your daughter! There are washable waterproof underwear for girls, which might work well for your daughter.
Good luck and God Bless!

they can be found at this webstore:
http://astore.amazon.com/bravandgrac-20?node=8&page=2
hope it helps!