Since this site is potentially shutting down, and I wouldn’t know if I’d be able to post this on April 1st, APRIL FOOLS!
I could go for a Pampers Ultra 5XL or Huggies Baby Steps 12. 
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Pampers Youth Dry, with sizes that actually fit youth.
Huggies Youth Steps
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Yes, both Kimberley Clark and Proctor and Gamble are missing the mark on this golden opportunity worth billions. I read an article the other day that 1 and 37 children have some sort of a delayed development and need products like the ones mentioned. It’s time for their marketing team and R&D to get to work.
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I agree 100%.
I don’t see what so funny about this assessment, to the one with the laughing emoji.
Just because you don’t know of any kids with developmental issues, doesn’t mean they don’t exist.
And No, adult diapers are not the answer.
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^100% as the kids say. This is a huge issue being swept under the rug by many different parties. If you look at reviews of the largest size of Goodnites and other similar products, they are filled with parents pleading for bigger sizes for their special needs children. It’s also one reason I cringe a bit when I see adult members here buying a bunch of Goodnites or other products that could be used by the target demographic.
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I was in Special Ed, and my mom was a para-pro in Special Ed for students with more severe disabilities.
I even went a special school as a toddler mostly for my developmental disabilities. So I really understand the need for diapers for older kids.
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I really think in 5 years it’s something that companies will be more open to addressing. If current trends continue.
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Hopefully Youth Crews will help push for more youth diapers.
Just like how Kimberly Clark made Goodnites for Night time pants for bedwetting.
I seriously doubt P&G would have stepped up to the plate for older kids and teens.