Most people are unaware that flannel is not only warm but also incredibly breathable. It is therefore ideal for the summer. The weave structure of flannel sheets assures good air circulation and allows them to breathe and keep you cool when you need them to, and provide insulation when it's colder. Sweet dreams are made of this: cozy flannel sheets make it hard to get out of bed. Even if an accident occurs during the night, the qualities of flannel ensure that the bedwetter remains comfortable in any situation ..read more

Just curious. How many of us woke up wet this morning. Wwere you wearing a nappy or did the bed get wet? Perhaps you were ina nappy but wet so much you still wet your bed. Why not share it with us. I was soaking wet as usual when I wok and still haven't changed my nappy yet as it is all snug and warm inside my plastic pants ..read more

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23890954/ Do you know other clearly pro-diapers publications? Most of the stuff I found either ignores the influence of diapers on bedwetting, or finds an adverse correlation, such as in those cases: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35987679/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32873840 ..read more

I wear diapers all the time so this question doesn't apply to me. I assume that there are bedwetters who only wear to bed. If that is the case, when else do you wear diapers - nap, on the plane in case you fall asleep? Are you also at risk of having an accident if you doze off while watching tv?  ..read more

How many of you grew up wetting the bed? I certainly did. I wasn't reliably dry at night until my early 20s.  ..read more

Introduction: I've been on the bedwetting journey for years and definitely sleep-wet on a pretty regular basis (maybe 5-10X per month) It's normally during my first phase of sleep (like waking 2 AM finding I've totally wet) but later (like 4 AM) I find myself holding the 2nd batch. In part, may be a deeply buried desire to not sleep in wet sheets. It's almost like if I know I drenched myself at 2 AM then by 3-4 AM I awaken to myself holding the new urine just to keep the sheets dry. I believe the occasional difficulty of getting back to sleep in wet sheets, T-Shirt etc may be pausing my develo ..read more

So, I wasn’t sure in which topic this fits the most, and I really don’t want to offend you. When I was a kid, I was a bedwetter. This stopped around the age of 12. But 6 months ago, I discovered my fascination for diapers. I used to wear them and wanted to become a bedwetter again. I told my mom that I wet the bed again (I’m 19) and now my family knows it and they buy diapers for me. So I started wetting consciously, but after 3 months of wearing, I had my first subconscious wetting. This continued, till I stopped wearing diapers at night and drinking much water. When I stopped, I wet the firs ..read more

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I was a nightly bedwetter growing up and usually wet my pants most days until I was about 9 or 10. Anyone else struggle to stay dry growing up. My bed and pants wetting never bothered me ..read more

I've been training for bedwetting over the last 4-5 years (never wet the bed over the age of 3 or so) and would consider myself a true occasional bedwetter (semantics are important but defining "true" bedwetter is probably better on another post) Quick take for me, it means that I awaken totally soaked w/ no recollection some nights (up to 3-4 nights a week, sometimes a week without any) and that I've had times where I absolutely wanted to stay dry but ended up soaking sheets anyways (such as staying over in someone’s new bed and prepping with less fluids and “going” before sleep!) Looking bac ..read more