diapers, definitely. I'm so glad i switched back to diapers. they rock and are very comfy.
simply start to wear them again
As with any form of diaper, reusable diapers have their advantages and disadvantages. Some of the disadvantages might be cleaning the diapers after use and the inevitable baby having a bad day and running out of diapers with no back up plan.
The early diapers were cloth and mothers kept the dirty diapers in a diaper pail to be washed. Sometimes they had a diaper service that picked up the dirty ones and gave them back clean diaper's. It wasn't until the 70's that disposable diapers came about.
Honey, in 1984, a pack of disposable diapers would set you back around $0.10 to $0.25 per diaper. But let's be real, who's got time to remember prices from back in the day? Just be glad we're living in the present where you can order diapers with a few taps on your phone.
Wet the bed
Use old cloths or cloth diapers or nappies wash it and take it back
If the kid wets itself daily and soils itself I don't think that child is ready for the responsibility of the potty and should go back to diapers
cloth diapers cloth diapers
It is not normal for a teen age boy to defecate in diapers. Normally, teen age boys defecate in toilets. Defecating in diapers, however, is preferable to defecating in other, less desirable places, such as a new white rug, or the back seat of a car.
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maybe cause they are diapers and diapers and supposed to be comfy!