When discussing treatments for bedwetting, bedwetting diapers and pull-ups are spitting doctors and parents alike in two distinct groups. It's true that most are in agreement that if the child is no more than 5 or 6 years old then bedwetting should not be considered a big problem and diapers are an acceptable solution, but that is not the case with the older kids.
In general, a doctor will not recommend a diaper for a child (or teenager) as it is not addressing the real cause of the problem. All it does is keep the bed dry. There are some other positive sides as a bedwetting diaper can increase the self confidence of the child and enable the child/teen to sleep over at a friends hour without much worries.
There are literally new products hitting the shelves every day. When you go to buy pull-ups or diapers you have to make sure you choose the kind that is the best one for what you need. Therefore you should really investigate and compare products before making any decisions.
Diapers come in two basic categories. Cotton diapers are in one categories and in the other categories are the disposable diapers. Cotton diapers are more expensive, but you don't throw the out after use but instead you wash them in you washing machine. The disposable diapers are less expensive but you throw each and everyone out after their use.
When making the decision on what type of diaper to get, cotton or disposable one, I say go for what the child wants. There are pros and cons to both these categories and what your main concern should be is what will make the child or teen feel comfortable.
There are many great new products on the diaper market. There are new teen diapers that simply look like regular underwear. This is is really great for the self esteem of the teen as he can now go and stay at a friends house without anyone knowing anything about the bedwetting problem.
Diaper are both sold online and in all major department stores. The department store usually carry all the major brands and variety of types and regarding the online stores it really doesn't matter as you can simply go to the next store without ever leaving the chair! :)
Disposable diapers have become real neat and comfortable over the past years. Sadly this is not the case with cotton diapers. Cotton diapers yet remain bulky and somewhat big.
In general, a doctor will not recommend a diaper for a child (or teenager) as it is not addressing the real cause of the problem. All it does is keep the bed dry. There are some other positive sides as a bedwetting diaper can increase the self confidence of the child and enable the child/teen to sleep over at a friends hour without much worries.
There are literally new products hitting the shelves every day. When you go to buy pull-ups or diapers you have to make sure you choose the kind that is the best one for what you need. Therefore you should really investigate and compare products before making any decisions.
Diapers come in two basic categories. Cotton diapers are in one categories and in the other categories are the disposable diapers. Cotton diapers are more expensive, but you don't throw the out after use but instead you wash them in you washing machine. The disposable diapers are less expensive but you throw each and everyone out after their use.
When making the decision on what type of diaper to get, cotton or disposable one, I say go for what the child wants. There are pros and cons to both these categories and what your main concern should be is what will make the child or teen feel comfortable.
There are many great new products on the diaper market. There are new teen diapers that simply look like regular underwear. This is is really great for the self esteem of the teen as he can now go and stay at a friends house without anyone knowing anything about the bedwetting problem.
Diaper are both sold online and in all major department stores. The department store usually carry all the major brands and variety of types and regarding the online stores it really doesn't matter as you can simply go to the next store without ever leaving the chair! :)
Disposable diapers have become real neat and comfortable over the past years. Sadly this is not the case with cotton diapers. Cotton diapers yet remain bulky and somewhat big.
About the Author:
James has written some great articles on the subject of enuresis and all the products connected to the problem. Here is a link if you want to read more of his thoughts on bedwetting diapers. If you are looking for methods to stop the bedwetting then I STRONGLY recommend a visit to BedwettingTeenagers.info - Great solutions for all ages.
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