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me and my sister did. im only eleven technically but still. yes,i am 16 and have been wearing cloth diapers and plastic pants to bed since i was 14.i am used to them completely.i started wetting the bed a month after i turned 14 and was imediately put back into the diaper and plastic pants.two months into my bedwetting i was confirmed and had to wear a white dress and veil.my parents put one of my diapers and plastic pants on me and i had to wear them for the day.i now wear them for holidays and other occasions even tho i dont need them during the day.p.s.--a few other girls in my confirmation class also had diapers and plastic pants on under their dresses so i didnt feel so bad wearing them.
Go to see the doctor there could be a bladder problem.
Well it does depend on your baby and how old he/she is. Here is a diagram which should help: From 1 to 3 months: 5 to 9 diapers 4 to 5 months: 4 to 7 diapers 6 to 12 months: 3 to 6 diapers 12 to 24 months: 2 to 4 diapers a day. But remember this is just the AVERAGE hope this helps you :-)
it would cost about $180.oo.
$105.00 dollars
Pampers diapers and pullups are marketed and sold to targeted age groups. Infants to 5 months wear different diapers than those who are 6 months or older. The diaper worn most often by newborn infants are Swaddlers.
How come Mary Hart of ET was not wearing her wedding ring for several months. It is now back on her finger. Any ideas?
If a teen needs to wear diapers for medical reasons such as bedwetting or incontinence, it is okay and they should not feel ashamed. It is important for them to seek support from healthcare professionals who can help with managing their condition. If a teen is wearing diapers for non-medical reasons without a medical need, it may be helpful to explore the underlying reasons and seek support if needed.
Cloth diapers should last at least a good 6 months, assuming they aren't washed too often. If they are, expect the 'life expectancy of a cloth diaper' to be about 3 months. And that estimate could differ from house to house due to amount of "hardness" in the water, along with the age of the baby/infant/child.
For me personally, it's like 11 months out of each year ... the rest of the time I'm always wearing shorts.
It depends if you are buying for a newborn or toddler, but expect to spend around $50 a month for diapers. A three month supply would be around $150, depending on the brand you buy and if you buy in bulk.
Yes. Babies can wear them from when they are born for a few years, so they would definitely be wearing them at 3 months old.