Does anyone have trouble sleeping when wearing diapers?

I had trouble many times. But a couple of years after, I've really enjoyed diapers at night.

Nope... not me!! 😃

As a child I hated it if I had to wear a pull up to bed, but now I'm a bit more compliant lol. I sleep fine with or without.

I've not long started wearing diapers (disposables), and still don't wear often, so haven't slept in them much, but so far I find I sleep much better when wearing.

I sleep better when diapered. The feeling of the padding between my legs and around my bottom is comforting and makes sleeping seem easier.

Yes - I find it very hard to sleep in a diaper.

I've always assumed that people who wear for need sleep better in a diaper becuase their need is satisfied, while people who wear for stimulation don't sleep well because they are stimulated and therefore not ready for sleep.

Anyone got any comments on this?

Thick disposables are great in the winter down here but I don't think I'll be wearing all night in the summer. Even with A/C it's just too humid.

No trouble at all in fact I wouldn't feel right now going to bed without a nappy on.

No quite the oposit in fact as when I am in diapers I relax more and I have the best sleep in years, however it wasn't always this way when I first started wearing diapers again in 2010 I used to toss and turn in my sleep and I was very worried about how other people including my pearents would perceive me wearing diapers at the age of 30.

Nowadays I have accepted wearing diapers as a way of life and I wouldn't have it any other way, when I am diapered up at nights and yes sometimes during the day all my worries and stresses vanish into thin air and I can get on with living my life to the fullest and whilst I don't consider myself to be either a adult baby or a diaper lover I would probably put myself down as being something in-between the two categories.

I think once you've got used to wearing diapers the rest follows in terms of acceptance in life also for those who can't sleep well in diapers perhaps it could be down to two factors.

1. The type of diaper you wear as they must be comfortable and absolutely absorbent if not they ate very uncomfortable and won't let you drift off to a relaxed state of mind, this I why I never go for the cheaper brands.

2. Worries and pycallogical pressures having to wear diapers all of a sudden can be a alien experience and can cause a lot of worrying about how people will perceive you although if your worried there is a webpage that offers help ot is http://www.wearing-adult-diapers.com

No, I sleep better if I'm in nappies

Yes, I do, because I sleep on my side and that's difficult to do with thick cloth diapers between my legs. I guess I could try disposables, but, since I'm really a cloth diaper lover, that sort of defeats the purpose. I have a couple of pairs of thick adult-sized training pants that I've worn to bed with plastic pants. Those work better but usually I pee so much that by morning they're soaked and I'm laying in a puddle.

Also I don't wet in my sleep, I always wake up just enough to know what I'm doing. Often I'll realize that I'm laying there in wet, warm, wonderful diapers and get so turned on that I have to get myself off in them before I can go back to sleep. But, the act of getting myself off in them usually wakes me up enough that going back to sleep is really difficult.

But I still wear them to bed sometimes anyway, because there's nothing in the world better than waking up in soaking wet diapers and plastic pants!

I did initially.

Now that it's that or a wet bed, I've gotten used to it.

Not at all now. I used to have trouble as my diapers got me so worked up that I couldn't sleep. Now that I'm older and the "drive" has settled down a lot, I sleep like the dead. I fall right asleep and occasionally wake up wet. Not knowing how it happened...

I have no trouble sleeping in my nappies. I usually use two terry nappies to bed covered by plastic pants this is bulky between the legs but I like that feel plus I am a heavy wetter and I need that thickness to stop leaks

I wear them 24/7 so going to bed is like when I was wearing regular underware.

Falling asleep diapered is hard for me too. I finally did it for the first time a couple weeks ago and I've only been able to do it a couple times since then. I think it just takes practice to get used to the idea and the feel of being diapered and going to sleep.

I have no trouble going to sleep in diapers. I have been wearing them for so long now, it just my normal routine.

When I started wearing disposable diapers for my incontinence I did have trouble going to sleep for the first few months. I just got used to wearing diapers 24/7 and learning what diapers work for me. At some point you become comfortable and trust that your diapers due their job. It's mainly a learning process that everyone goes through for the ones that are incontinent. I can see that this could be different for diapers lovers that are just wearing diapers for fun.

I get the best sleep when I'm diapered. I hate nights when I can't wear my diapers.

When I first started wearing a nappy to bed I found it very hard to sleep for a few weeks, on waking most mornings to find the nappy soaking wet made it much easier to accept my "need" to wear protection and sleep became a lot easier from that point on.

Now I would find it impossible to sleep without a nappy ?

No not at all. Last night I was put into bed, had my wet diaper changed, and after a short pee, gently drifted off to sleep. Woke a few times during the night, again had a pee and went back to sleep again.

I sleep on my back so the likelihood of leaks is less. Perhaps the thought of leaks is causing you an issue. If it is put a protective sheet down first.

I can't sleep most of the time ,this is nothing new have spent 40 years "surfing" every kind of sleeping pill you can imagine when one stops working we switch to something else that I haven't used in awhile, currently my weapon of choice is 60mg of temazepam it will usually get me some sleep like 3 or 4 nights a week.

My sleep pathologist believes my physical condition is why I don't sleep ,now if he could just figure the connection out, win a Nobel prize in medicine and let me sleep it off ! If you ever cant sleep for a month or two ,trust me life loses alot of its luster ,when you feel like there is no escaping this ,no rest for the weary ,when beyond fatigue is only something a had full of humans will ever understand .

It's one thing for doctors and scientist to know the positive effects of sleep on everything from A&P to mental health it's complete nother thing to give someone enough drugs to get the state of Rhode island a long nights sleep and the patient go yeah and so I still can't sleep ,what up doc !

Not being able to sleep in diaper will end when your body loses the momentum to continue going forward and you have to sleep , theft can't track this officially anymore there used to be a Guinness world record of just over 241 hours awake before the guy died , my doctor has assured me I shredded that shit in the sleep lab ,but won't tell me by how much .

SAP, I've only gone without sleep a few times. Every time was without my diapers. They really are a tremendous sleep aid for me. The time I most recall going sleepless was the time I was preparing a boat delivery to the far ends of Lake Erie. Two weeks of only a couple hours a night. Then, due to bad weather I stayed awake another 56 hrs straight in freezing temeratures (sailboats don't have a cabin to steer in).

Good God. What an experience. The last 8 hrs were during the depths of night. It was pretty easy to tell where I was at due to the city lights 15 miles to the south. The interesting thing was the hallucinations that set in. I couldn't shake the thought that 270 mile long Lake Erie was only a farm pond of a few acres. Then the shape of the Lake started to curl up in my mind. I came ashore exhausted and still only could sleep 4 hrs. I woke in the morning a zombie.

It took me a week to get back to normal. Wanna take a trip drug free? Just stop sleeping.....