On the plus side, being in one is extremely calming.

Don't ask me how i know.but even if you havent put a lock on it, it's not easy to undress completely to adjust something, need at least a family restroom or just wait till back home. everything is exactly in the same place as when you put it on, so also make sure everything is comfortable, ex: if you have some plastic folded over onto side or alike there isnt any way to get in there and adjust anything.so if your out and about and you find a spot of plastic folded over your going to get a heat rash from it. Bottom line is that they do the job 100% if you get them the measurments, not so much as a finger going to touch diaper.Īs a byproduct of the suit it also holds up the diaper and there isnt any chance of tapes or alike to become stuck on something. If you order the back extra buckle, can use a small lock on the loop insted of the plastic buckle easily if you were in need of being more secure. Good or bad, but unless you take the suit off, there is absolutely NO access from above the knees to neck, and i don't think you could rip anything without a knife or scissors or alike. You get them the dimensions and they will fit perfect, ive only once sent one back to be altered (for free btw).the fabric is super strong, has a super strong binding all around. Ĭlick to expand.Yeah, in the last few years, i pretty much wear one of these suits, to bed, resting, and out and about.at home usually just the suit, plenty covered up, and keeps things in place, works exactly as they say. I just saw a number of the items in the Thereabout JCPenney line are selling faster than they can keep them stocked - I think this bodes well for the future of this sort of clothing.May be this is even one of the first steps towards a golden age for this type of clothing that is actually affordable. Boys’ 8-20 Adaptive (knit) Shorts (white, gray, dark gray) (page says “Diaper Friendly”) $12.99 Boys 8-20 Adaptive Cargo Shorts (black, khaki, gray) (page says “Diaper Friendly”) $14.99 Men’s L-XXL (white and gray) Bodysuit $7.20 If you didn't know and you're in the US, Kohl's also has adaptive clothing in Boys' and Men's sizes. Boys’ 4(Reg) – 18/20(Reg) Long Sleeve Snap Bodysuit (Skeleton Dino Print, Black, White, Rust Red) Boys’ 4(Reg) – 18/20(Reg) Short Sleeve Snap Bodysuit (Gamer Print, Creative Print, Navy, Black) Boys’ 4(Reg) – 22(Husky) Long Pajama & Short Tee set (green w/ yellow stripes) – fits at waist and has a very long (33.25”) rise = very diaper friendly Boys’ 4(Reg) – 22(Husky) Boys Brief Style Underwear (dinos/stripes/bright colors or solids) Here’s some highlights I found in the boys’ section after a quick search: They’ve got snap bodysuits and brief style undies / panties with fun graphics and a complete larger child size and adaptive line: jeans, joggers, chino shorts, graphic tees– many items inclusive to the largest sizes. JCPenney has a brand new larger child size and adaptive clothing line, called Thereabouts, for boys and girls, all the way up to Boys’ Size 22(Husky) ĪND the equivalent size for girls: 22.5(Plus) I saw a post mentioning the briefs in passing.but there is so much more. They are one of a few types of pants preferred by a lot of Navy SEAL's for example.I know most folks are aware of larger size adaptive clothing at Target, Marks & Spencer, and to a lesser extent Kohl's, but here is something new - an expansive clothing line range for much bigger sizes and adaptive needs. They are expensive at $60-90 a pair (you can find them on sale for 45 plus) but honestly, they will last at least 3-4 times longer than a normal pair of pants and they are really very cool. There is really a style for everyone, with various pockets and lots of different weights and materials. As they have 25 current pant styles, I know there is at least one other option of front pocket style I can try. I've had him try a couple pairs of the Kuhl pants and although he can get them on with ease, he didn't like the feel of the front pockets. My son has the same issue, can't work the standard buttons. I personally wear a brand of pants called Kuhl - they are the most comfortable pants I have ever worn and they have a very easy snap closure. I was doing a google search for pants with a snap closure and found this thread and wanted to reply. I've come here before with him to look up information and love the site.

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