Bedwetting and Enuresis Information

Benetton Size 6 Diapers

 

Disposable diapers for bed-wetting should be the last effort to handle severe bed-wetting and daytime childhood incontinence. For an older child, being put back into diapers is an extremely emotional event and should be handled with care. Youth diapers and diapers for older children should never be used as punishment for wetting the bed, and a child should never be forced to wear diapers for any reason. For a more long-term solution to bed-wetting, we strongly recommend the use of a bed-wetting alarm for night-time training with the combination of GoodNites underpants for sleepovers.

The information provided below for Benetton size 6 diapers is provided for families dealing with complete or severe childhood incontinence.

The Benetton Size 6 disposable diaper was available in the United States at Target and other department stores. The diaper has been discontinued, but can be found in several discount stores as well as through online outlets like eBay.

The diaper is larger than a normal size 6 diaper from the leading manufacturers and according to the sellers of the diapers online, have been used on children as old as 9-years-old to deal with bedwetting and incontinence.

The diaper itself, although larger, has many of the same features as the leading diapers. The elastic waist is extremely form fitting, and the tape tabs seem strong and adhere well to the frontal tape zone. The diaper itself is not "breathable" and feels somewhat plastic to the touch.

The Benetton size 6 diapers are shown on a mannequin model below for illustration purposes to aid in showing the particular fit of the brief.

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REMEMBER: Disposable diapers should not be used as punishment for bed-wetting or any other behavioral issues. Youth diapers are recommended only for complete or heavy incontinence. For normal bed-wetting, we strongly recommend the use of a Malem bed-wetting alarm for night-time training and GoodNites underpants for sleepovers away from home.