Staying in wet night diapers in the morning

I'm doing this now! I had a kind of stressful day yesterday and decided that I needed a night in my diapers. So I put on my usual three layers of thick cloth diapers with a soaker pad, lots of Baby Magic lotion, my Lollidots plastic pants and drank a glass of water. Climbed in the bed, stuck a Nuk 5 paci in my mouth and went to sleep. I had several very fun dreams in which I was wearing my diapers. Woke up this morning and I AM SOAKED. I mean, all the way to the back! So I'm now sitting here having coffee, plastic pants pulled down in the front so I can enjoy the way I smell (like a naughty soaking wet toddler) and am loving every minute of it. Eventually I'll get myself off this way then have some dry-out time but am in no hurry. And I think I now feel my morning poop coming on. Will I do that in my soaked diapers? Probably not, but we'll see (wink wink).

I pretty much always stay in my night diaper until after breakfast and I'm getting dressed. Sometimes even later on weekends if I'm not too soaked and we either aren't going out or staying out long. If it's not full and I haven't pooped before getting dressed then there's no point in changing. It doesn't bother me at all.

Growing up I was sometimes dry of a morning but not often. I stayed diapered until I was usually soaked or mess. The mornings I did wake up dry, I just used my diaper and then when I needed to be changed I was put into a pull-up for the day.

I almost always change out of my wet diapers within a few minutes of putting coffee on in the morning which is about 10 minutes after I wake up. If I don't, I can expect a bad diaper rash

Diaper rash is like having a bad sunburn in your "nether regions". You're red, sore, itchy but scratching it hurts. It's annoying and uncomfortable. If you have it, you can relieve the discomfort by putting on nice dry fluffy diapers--but the minute you wet them again, it's back with a vengeance.

But nothing makes you feel more babyish than knowing you're having to endure this because of your soaking wet / poopy diapers! It's a constant reminder of who you are and why you ended up this way. I have avoided it now for years, but sometimes entertain the idea of getting it again--just for those reasons.

I try to get out of my wet diapers as soon as I get out of bed. If I don't, I get a massive diaper rash.

Since I retired a 15 years ago, I am never in a hurry to change out of my wet diapers. We make coffee, read the paper while I potty when I need to, engage in some nursing/suckling play and then my girlfriend will get out of bed, bring the changing pad, fresh diapers and rubber pants, wipes and powder, spreads out the fresh diaper and tells me "Time to change my naughty little boy." Sometimes she will make her naughty little boy excited, take his pee-pee in her hand and wipe it down with a the wipes until he make cummies. Great start to our day together.

I think part of the awareness of having to wear diapers is knowing I've wet yet again...I usually always wake to a sopping wet diaper and the scent of pee surrounding me as I walk.

Unless I am soaked and leaking, I don't change until after I've done my morning chores...eaten my breakfast and then and only then do I get changed in to a clean dry cloth diaper and fresh plastic panties for the day.

I am quite wet now as I type, but not nearly wet enough to require being changed into dry diapers...

I will more than likely have to wear these until it's bed time and I am pinned into a clean dry diaper for the night.

There have been nights when I've woken up about two in the morning sopping wet, leaking and needing a change...the waterproof mattress protector protects the bed but the sheets are soaked along with my tee shirt or nighty I wear.Often I lay just turn over and sleep in the cold wet sheets or sometimes change and move to another bed only to wake later wet again.

It depends of what I am going to do after I wake up, and how wet the diaper is

If not so wet and I dont need to go out, I sure like to keep it still on a bit more and wet it one time more.

One of the best feelings in the world is waking up wet, knowing you went to bed dry. To add to that feeling it is very nice to stay in that diaper and at best mess it. At home this is no option, but when I am alone it is. This happens rarely.

When I am at sister’s house and sleep over, I always get my morning coffee as soon as I get up and she knows what that coffee does to my tummy (which is the point for the bigger). I have a strict no toilet rule whan I am there, so I have no other choice then to mess my diaper.

Spike

My partner Natasha would have no part in allowing that. In her words, little boys in wet diapers need changing immediately. There is no diaper rash in my care, her statement is usually followed with a diaper check.

Lunatic healthcare so called medical professional giving advice on a bed wetting youngster. Quote, since he is waking wet keep him in that diaper for a few hours after waking. He will soon realize wetting his bed is for babies not little boys.

Yes you are correct in your thinking that this medical professional is a total ignoramus when it comes to aiding a patient with bed wetting.

@swaddled I agree with you. If someone woke up wet I would change them before they got dressed or had breakfast.

Yes, more of practical reason. Disposables are not cheap, and considering I always wear a fresh one for the night - I will use it to the fullest, regardless of wetting it in my sleep