Diapers and Calming pressure therapy

I am curious to know if there are others who think there may be a correlation between the comfort we get from wearing diapers and 'Calming pressure therapy' for people with autism. I know that I don't have autism or aspergers but the pressure and confinement feeling that I get from diapers does have a calming effect. Do anyone think wearing diapers have that calming effect and relieving stress.

If you do so, and it makes you feel better, then it works! Don't matter what tool you use, if it relieves stresses, or comforts you, go with it. And I for sure, feel stress relief wearing diapers.

It brings back the psychological aspect of comfort and caring i would get from mommy diapering me as a baby.

Which I think Diapers have a calming affect

I think it is pretty well established that diaper wearing and using them has a "stress-relieving" effect. This is a common theme in hypnosis recordings as they are associated with age regression and being "like a baby". Personally wearing diapers doesn't make me feel like a baby, but more carefree, calm, secure and comfortable. Recently I had to start a diuretic to control moderate elevation of blood pressure, and now wear diapers every night. I've never slept better and feel so rested and alert the next day. Sure, I still wake up during the night, but find myself wetting, and hardly have any recollection of it in the morning. Yup, and diapers are much healthier than sleeping pills, not that I've ever taken a sleeping pill anyway.

It's a nice cushion sometimes

Absolutly since I started wetting the bed again and wearing nappies I have become a much calmer person.

I think it's the padding on the diapers that gives us the calming effect.

I for one think this is one of the reasons I like the thought of them.

I know that every night when i'm in my thick cloth diapers at bed time,i want the diapers pined good and tight.it is calming to me to go off to sleep not afraid my diapers might slide down or whatever when I twist during sleep.when I wake soaking wet every morning no fussing with loose saging diapers as soon as I get out of bed.

When my wife had me go back to diapers was a letdown but then later gave in and they are now a very calming effect and really give me a real secure feeling.

I do not know about the therapeutic side, but studies have proven that having reasonably heavy blankets, or being bundled up is the best way to get your body to want to fall asleep. A well put on diaper gives that effect to a certain extent.

I know that this doesn't have to do with wearing diapers but I remember when I was 3 or 4 years old I fell off a chair and split open my face and had to get stitches and being o little to get me to calm down I was put in something called "the cocoon" that held me tight so they could stitch me up I only have a fragment of that memory but I do remember it being calming

I think to a small extent you maybe onto something however, in reality I think you would find that is the psychological aspects of diaper wearing that is calming for most people versus the true physiological effects this concept has in autistic patients. You need to remember that the basis of such conditions is essentially a "miss-wiring" of the individual's brain therefore you are essentially comparing apples to oranges as most of us here with an affinity for diapers are not profoundly on the spectrum of such disorders. Just my thoughts.

I am curious to know if there are others who think there may be a correlation between the comfort we get from wearing diapers and 'Calming pressure therapy' for people with autism. I know that I don't have autism or aspergers but the pressure and confinement feeling that I get from diapers does have a calming effect. Do anyone think wearing diapers have that calming effect and relieving stress.

I also get that same calming effect when I'm wearing a diaper, as opposed to when I'm not wearing.

If you do so, and it makes you feel better, then it works! Don't matter what tool you use, if it relieves stresses, or comforts you, go with it. And I for sure, feel stress relief wearing diapers.

If something works, you may as well take advantage of it.

I do.

Personally wearing diapers doesn't make me feel like a baby, but more carefree, calm, secure and comfortable. Recently I had to start a diuretic to control moderate elevation of blood pressure, and now wear diapers every night. I've never slept better and feel so rested and alert the next day. Sure, I still wake up during the night, but find myself wetting, and hardly have any recollection of it in the morning. Yup, and diapers are much healthier than sleeping pills, not that I've ever taken a sleeping pill anyway.

I know how you feel.

I'm a very high strung person who'll do most anything (within reason) to feel calm and relaxed and I find that wearing (and sometimes using) diapers really helps with that.

In a way, it can be considered as a sort of "alternative therapy method" and a heck of a lot better than using drugs (which I am highly against the use of) to achieve that end.