Leona - posted on 08/17/2010 ( 5 moms have responded )
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My daughter is 5 and has 1p 36 chromosome deletion. She is severely disable where she doesn't walk or talk. So it's hard to potty train her right now. What I was wondering is.. can anyone give me ideas of what they did after size 6 diapers? Did you use the training diapers I believe they are called pull ups. Any advice would be great.
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Michelle - posted on 10/21/2010
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Medical supply companies offer diapers, I had cloth diapers made on etsy, some people there make special needs diapers.
Becky - posted on 09/27/2010
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We ordered size 7 and size 8 diapers online. I have only been able to find them made by Pampers. I tried the pull ups, but they didn't work well for my son. On some websites such as Amazon and diapers.com, you can get deals and use coupons. ~Good luck!
Summer - posted on 09/22/2010
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my son has chromsome 12q deletion, he's in size 7 pampers during the day and at night Goodnights" for youth (size small). Hope rhis helps
Stephany - posted on 08/24/2010
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You can buy youth sized diapers through a medical supply company. In fact, I knew a woman who was able to get a prescription for them from her doctor for her son and, because of the documented need, her insurance covered the cost.
Pull ups are fine and would probably work if you needed to use them, but they get spendy and it may be hard to put them on if you can't get her to stand upright.
I hope that helps!
Sheryl - posted on 08/18/2010
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if you ask who every she work with like her. if hey have any idea they may be able to help my son is growing up his diaper and they are trying to help me find some more. cause it hard potty train him cause he has not control when he has to pee. his got sensory processing and my austic. i was also told to ask dis. centers that work with my son. that help. best of luck.
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