Yes and if they wake up dry they can wear it until it is wet no use in wasting a diaper
Honestly, no pre-teens should not be wearing diapers they should be mature enough to be able to make it to the toilet on their own. its not about being mature if thier is a need fore them then use them if not dont some of us need them some dont thats it
None. YOu should use clean diapers on a baby.
I'm 13 and I'm about 78lbs. 5"1' so I'm a "little" underweight for my age but i just use like size 5 baby diapers but i can squeeze into a size 3 so i would say just get a size 6 (biggest size) in baby diapers. You could get goodnites or underjams
You should wash no more than two dozen diapers at a time and you should use about 1/2 to 1/3 the amount of your regular use of preferred laundry detergent.
8 diapers a day
Yes, you should. While most teenage girls don't wear diapers, there is nothing wrong with it, even if the only reason is that you like the idea. Be aware, however, that if you wear and use diapers often, it can, over time, deteriorate your continence, meaning you'll be likely to have accidents when you're not wearing diapers.
there's always the option of cloth reuseable diapers.
it should be for 12 and up but with the vulgar languages teens use these days it should be for 15 and up!
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Velcro cloth diapers are a lot cheaper than other diapers. You can custom fit velcro diapers more easily than snappy diapers, you can't do that with snappy ones.
Generally speaking, most children should have outgrown the need for diapers long before they reach their teen years. That being said, if the child/teen suffers from some sort of disability or other condition which prevents him/her from preforming routine tasks (including independent bathroom use), the parents or guardians would find themselves legally obligated to care for the child/teen until their 18th birthday (assuming they are living in the United States). However, if the teen's continued use of diapers is based solely on personal choice and not health or safety reasons, conventional opinion on modern parenting would suggest requiring them learning to use a toilet like the rest of civilized society.