@analyshaaa: Before you judge an 8 year old still in diapers, here’s the truth: my son is severely autistic, and the toilet triggers real anxiety for him. This isn’t stubbornness or laziness , it’s a disability. Severe autism doesn’t follow society’s timeline. Milestones like potty training, talking, or social skills often come in a different order, at a different pace, and sometimes in ways the world can’t see. Every small victory sitting on the toilet for a few seconds, asking for a diaper change, even just trying is a win. His progress is real, even if it doesn’t look like what you expect. So please, replace judgment with understanding. Celebrate the victories you can’t see. My son is doing the best he can, and that’s more than enough. #autsim #nonverbalautism

raptor3151 :

I am 12 years old and still in Diapers 24/7 🥺

Kenny :

Hey I’m autistic too and I do too. I’m level 2 I love connecting with other people on this journey

qpzm10316 :

some conditions are life long. I'm 29 with a neurogenic bladder and use briefs and catheters daily. it's common but people just don't talk much about it. there needs to be less judgment in the world

kitten7868 :

My oldest is on the spectrum she wasn’t out of diapers until she was about 10 years old. The struggle for them is very real.

Eman2025 :

I’m still in diaper

Danny D. :

You may have to wear diapers at any age, I've had to be put in diapers for over twenty three years, it's not something I wanted but have learned it's what I've had to except and be comfortable with.

Horuhe :

Lizard :

I'm autistic and had to start wearing them in 20s cause of meds I'm just bladder incon tho

Michael Cook :

Traveling long distances. Yeah diapers are a real thing for me.God bless 🙏🤗❤️

trustijvrgt :

Mp

Dustyman :

I’m 40 years old and still in diapers because bladder in not developed right

AllblackDodgeDurango2015 :

I'm 34 and I also still wear pull ups for Incontinence it's a side effect of my autism that I have

Kleintje-destiny :

Im wearing a diaper too

GoodLamb94 :

I have autism and my dream is to write a children’s book for older autistic kids who aren’t potty trained that teaches them it’s okay and it’s no different then needing glasses or a prosthetic leg. I was in tape up diapers having someone change me till 8 and pull ups till 14 and always struggled with accidents, the brain injury made all my potty training skills go away so I’m back in diapers for the time being. Made me reflect on my trauma and childhood all the bullying and stuff. Does this sound like a good idea like something you might be interested in?

Kleintje-destiny :

I’m wearing a diaper

Salvatore Alex Tofi :

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강남기 :

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Talk to me 😊 :

So I am 31 backwards and I’m a autistic potty trained but one of my sensory issues is that I like wearing and using nappies can I get them free from nhs