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Darren was a normal 9-year-old boy for the most part. His one issue was he kept wetting himself. Not on purpose he just didn't want to quit what he was doing to run to the bathroom all the time. Now he can't seem to stop wetting himself though. After a doctor's visit he finds himself back in diapers full-time.

This is a story about a boy name Jake and he has bedwetting issues but that's not all...

Story about boy going back to diapers

When 13-year-old Randy spends a week at his best friend Jackson's house, he expects video games, late-night snacks, and movie marathons. But what starts as an ordinary sleepover quickly becomes something more personal-and unexpected. Randy discovers that Jackson wears diapers at night due to a medical condition, and what begins as awkward honesty between two friends slowly transforms into trust, acceptance, and humor. As the week unfolds, Randy confronts his own insecurities and learns that sometimes, being vulnerable is what true friendship is really about. Back home, Randy must adjust to a new routine of his own, managing nighttime protection with his mom's support and compassion. As online teasing threatens to shake his confidence, Randy leans on the lessons he learned with Jackson to find strength in being himself-even when it's hard. A story about growing up differently, navigating shame with grace, and the surprising comfort of friendship, The Week That Changed Everything is a quiet, heartfelt journey of self-acceptance, family bonds, and what it really means to feel safe.

this is a kinda true (some parts are made up) story of my life and diapers

An 8-year-old boy, Tobias, has started having bedwetting accidents. His 15-year-old sister Andrea is angry at her brother since Tobias got her punished. Andrea begins to think of revenge on her brother.

Harry is 13 and 1 morning when he wakes up wet, his life changes

Young Alex visits his Auntie in the Midlands for the summer, only to find that his cousin Freya has an unusual bad habit, which will affect his stay entirely.

you choose your pathway life as a 4 year old learning to potty train