I have found that diapers are good self-parenting therapy. Regressive interests are a normal coping mechanism. When your biological parents are the Pontiphisis of any but, such as mine were. Then it's a natural recourse to be drawn to things such as diapers. I can remember being 8 years old and wonder what it felt like to be wearing and using diapers. The touch of one in my hand was oddly soothing in itself. Same reason holding a new package of briefs felt confusing as it was similarly plastic of cottoney softness. As an adult survivor of ongoing childhood abuse/trauma, I eventually indulged in my curiosity for diapers. In the right balance it attributes itself to good self-parenting. The call them Pampers, Luvs and Huggies because they can be apart of comfort and security and everything else you would do for your own child. But I am my own daddy and I must take proper care of my little boy. My condition included sleep and depression and anxiety issues. For the longest time my doc could figure out my nighttime income and daytime OAB. But honestly I'd be just as happy to treat with diapers. Recently saw studies linking such urinary incontinence issues in men with major depression and anxiety disorders. In my case what happened resulted in eventually having to be declared disabled and unfit to work as an adult. I am on Medicaid. Finally got them to give diapers but I have to wear 2 attends poly briefs cause otherwise I leak with every single use. If I otherwise could I'd in way better diapers. But that's what a dad should want for his son. It's better sense to be diapered when you wet in your sleep most nights and have to urinate up 4x an hour during the day. Honestly it more practical to have diapers that only need 3-4 changes daily than one needing to be done ever 3 hours and worn in double quantity.