Bedwetting Support Group

Bedwetting (or nocturnal enuresis or sleepwetting) is involuntary urination while asleep. It is the normal state of affairs in infancy, but can be a source of embarrassment when it persists into school age or the teen or adult years. Find others who are coping with a bedwetting problem and share your experiences and questions.

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mountainbee276 02/23/2017

Ok, people I wanna know. Do you use desposibles or cloth? Especally with big kids around my oldest daughters age, shes six.

mommynuk 02/23/2017

I have my two girls in cloth and plastic pants. They are 15 and 21. Cloth diapers are better to adjust to your kids size and absorbency needs.

momplus 02/24/2017

Used cloth and plastic pants on ours including one who was a bedwetter. Have a friend with three bedwetters and she uses cloth and plastic pants on all three.

sstacyr 02/24/2017

Disposables for my girls. Tranquility ATN and GoodNites for my oldest, who's 12 and GoodNites for my youngest.

mountainbee276 02/24/2017

Thank you girls for your opinions!

Rosa 03/01/2017

Disposable can be alot eaier to put on and easy disposal. I perfer then but being a ver heavy wetter i use dey 24/7.

Momof3indiapers 03/07/2017

Disposables are the best

chuckkie 03/07/2017

I've always used cloth diapers and plastic pants when travelling.

wetr 03/07/2017

Cloth and rubber pants for night time ,disposibles for when i am out.

stuart 03/08/2017

cloth pull on pants with booster and plastic pants . with as many people in the family bedwetter as is in my family disposables are not financially viable . A good washing machine and good terry cloth is much cheaper in the long run

Maren 03/09/2017

I wear disposables. Always have.

Bedwetter 01/05/2018

My mom used cloth diaper and plastic pants when we were younger but since we grew older we use disposable diapers like BetterDry or Crinklz and with plastic pants at night.
Disposables are easier to change but cloth diaper were better to adjust to the required needs specially when using for both. Removing the top layer when messy and use the remaining padding until it needs to be changed. When wearing disposable you need a booster pad or so which you can remove when messy if you don't want to remove and throw away the whole diaper.
Using booster pads in disposable diapers make them even thicker and noticeable.

Ritchie 01/06/2018

I was brought up wearing disposables and never known anything different so have always used them.

diaperdad21 05/31/2018

My 16 year old son is in disposable diapers for school, but cloth diapers are used when he is home with plastic pants.

Pete8562 06/13/2019

So many things changed in time but one thing is timeless. Using cloth diapers and plastic pants.
Even it is called old fashion I was diapered in my child and teen years with cloth and now with over 50 I still use them but with disposables in combination.
Why should they be old fashion?

AngelHarris15 06/19/2019

I'm 15 and i wear disposable pull ups

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