As someone who used to wet the bed and remembers all too well the trauma of it all, I’ve forgotten in my diaper hiatus how therapeutic an overnight diaper is. I sleep so much more soundly padded. The feeling of the bulk and knowing that I won’t wake at 4am panicking that my sweat is my pee just puts my mind at ease. Does anyone else feel the same?
While not a true bed wetter yes sleeping in diapers is definitely a comfort for me
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I agree with you. I always feel like it helps me feel better almost, I grew up with a similar trauma and I totally feel the exact same way!
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Not exactly but in short:
YES
Long version:
Trauma + potty stuff = I’d rather live padded and kinda do, though sometimes I won’t wear occasionally.
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I’ve always been a bed wetter. I have anxiety if I’m not wearing a diaper to bed. I think and worry too much about having an accident.
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I think anything that’ll put you in a peaceful mindset, calms you down, etc is therapeutic. Only fairly recently, I accidentally discovered that sleeping with a plush helps me mentally,
Also, riding my motorbike works therapeutically as well. So much focus on the road and traffic is required, that I can’t think about any anxiety causing things. And after having parked my bike, I just feel great.
Diapers for me aren’t doing that for me personally, as they just arouse me tremendously 
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Yes I started wearing for early morning dribbles and leaks on the way to the bathroom but noticed very quickly that I slept better and more soundly when wearing a pull-up to sleep in and felt much better in the morning. Definitely a great therapy for me.
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I wear to bed and always wake up wet, but now days I sleep right through for a solid 6 hours which although seems like little sleep, its enough for me especially when I’d wake 3 or 4 times a night before I chose the diaper life:smiling_face_with_3_hearts:
I never wet the bed but would wake with urgency through the night to pee. I wear a diaper all day because it both arouses and comforts me and I no longer care if im called out for wearing one.
Im only 42 and got full bladder and bowel control but ya know… accidents can and will happen
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I wear and at times sleep better at night. I haven’t wet the bed in years, but last year I was scared that it might happen. Sleeping with protection has been very helpful and has helped.
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wearing them to bed is such a safety net, everything from the comfort to the coziness gets me so ready for bed when i get padded for the night
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That’s exactly how I feel!
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Exactly.
I’m not U-IC, nor a bed wetter. But I LOVE sleeping in my training pants and even better when in a diaper!
I truly get a deeper more restful sleep when padded up.
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I’m the same. I wouldn’t consider myself a bed wetter, but I find it very comforting and love wearing a pull-up (Goodnite) or diaper to bed. I don’t do it every night. It used to be very rare, but I’ve started doing it more often and probably wear one 3-4 times per month now.
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I feel the same way as you. I guess that’s a common theme with those of us who were bedwetters growing up.
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Sometimes it’s hard for me to fall asleep because I’m thinking about being diapered. The only things that hold me back from wearing every night are morning tasks and sharing an apartment, then again I might be able to pull it off if I adjust my routine a bit.
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I wet my bed until I was almost thirteen. Then I started again in my early thirties. My bedwetting varies, but I sleep very lightly without my diaper on.
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Glad I’m not the only one who feels this then! I’m wearing a diaper to bed for the whole week. It really does feel like my comfort blanket, especially knowing that my padding is wet but my bed is completely dry 
I so wish I was diapered for it when I was little but I’m making up for being a diapered bedwetter now!
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Yes, definitely. The feeling of security, allowing myself to regress if I need to has always been very therapeutic. I love waking up at the weekends in a soaking wet, warm diaper and lying in for a few hours to enjoy the sensation.
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Honestly I agree but I’d tweak it…
Being diapered is therapy
Diapers to me are as much a fetish as a psychological need, or like visiting an old friend.
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I know that it would be therapeutic for me to have my Wife diaper me for bed, baby powder, plastic pants, and all, if She did it in a nurturing way, and reassured me that it was okay to wet. It would be wonderful to be understood and accepted by Her in this way, and to not have to get up during the night to pee. I do associate diapers with maternal nurturing!
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