Prior to teen years, after infancy, were you ever told "you better stop misbehaving like a baby or I might dress you in

I recall this occurring with me several times and usually with family etc. present which was totally humiliating and embarrassing usually from their looks at me and their laughter.

You could also encounter one of those present even adding “like to see that”. Fretter

I remember when I was 9 or 10 and my mother would tell me how she hoped I would soon stop wetting my bed at night so she didn't have to pin my diapers on to keep my bed dry. I was her oldest child and only son, my two sisters were 6 and 2 and neither of them were potty trained yet, so mom had to diapers them several times a day and I think she was a little frustrated with me that she still needed to diaper me at night. She kept telling me that none of her friends children my age wet their beds and wore diapers and I should try harder to stop wetting my bed. That made me feel bad since I already knew that none of my friends from school and our neighborhood still wet their beds, since when we had sleep overs I was the only one who still had to be diapered at night, and needed someone to help get me ready for bed by pinning my diapers on and making sure my rubber pants were on right. I felt so embarrassed when one of my friends saw me in my diapers and rubber pants, and sometimes I was teased about why I still had to be diapered. I felt so small and inadequate having to have one of their moms pin my diapers on right in front of my friends.

I only remember that once, but it was “go to bed early”. I don't even know what I said but I got into an argument with my dad and he said if I was going to act like a baby then I could go to bed early. I didn't believe him but sure enough right after supper, Mom said, “let's go get your diapers on.” Then I knew they were serious. I got pretty upset and cried the whole time I was on the changing pad but it didn't work. Off to bed I went. The crying didn't exactly help the “not acting like a baby” part!