Best Continence aids

Here at the Carer Collective we aim to provide you with useful resources to help make life so much easier when we know you really don’t have a moment to think for yourself most days.

Like finding the best continence aids for your child for example. It does require some time and consideration of factors like mobility, skin sensitivity, age, and independence levels.

It is estimated as many as 7 out of 100 Australians aged 15-19 experience some form of incontinence. Leakages can happen during the day when you are awake (daytime wetting), or at night when you are asleep (bedwetting).

But here’s a good guide to some of the top incontinence products and brands.

Best Continence Aids for Disabled Kids

1. Nappies & Youth Diapers

These are designed for older children with disabilities who outgrow baby nappies but still need full coverage.

Huggies DryNites (Ages 4–15)

Absorbent overnight pants for older kids.

Soft and discreet under clothes.

Available in boys’ and girls’ designs.

ID Comfy Junior Pants

Youth pull-up pants for ages 4–15.

Dermatologically tested, great for sensitive skin.

High absorbency and stretch waistband.

Abena Abri-Form Junior

For children with moderate to heavy incontinence.

More secure than pull-ups; ideal for nighttime or limited mobility.

Designed to fit smaller bodies.

Egosan or MoliCare Youth Sizes

From European brands offering medical-grade protection.

Soft, breathable, and designed for skin integrity.

2. Reusable Cloth Options

Better for long-term use and sensitive skin, especially for children with sensory needs.

Buddies Waterproof Pants (by Brolly Sheets)

Reusable, absorbent underwear with a waterproof layer.

Ideal for toilet training or light daytime leaks.

Bambino Mio / My Little Gumnut

Cloth pull-ups with liners, adjustable sizing.

Eco-friendly and often more sensory-comfortable.

3. Bed & Furniture Protection

Protects bedding and surfaces while maintaining dignity and independence.

Brolly Sheets

Soft, absorbent waterproof bed pads with wings to tuck under the mattress.

Washable and comfortable to lie on.

Conni Kids Bed Pads

Reusable and highly absorbent.

Options with tuck-ins or non-slip backing.

Kylie Bed Pads

Hospital-grade, suitable for regular use.

Durable and great for heavy bedwetting or night-time incontinence.

Night n day waterproof sheets

Where to Buy

Chemist Warehouse / TerryWhite Chemmart/ Major stores and Supermarket

Common brands like Huggies, DryNites, Curash.

Amazon

Disability-specific suppliers:

BrightSky Australia

Independence Australia

Mobility HQ

[NDIS-registered providers]

Extra Tips

Look for breathable materials and hypoallergenic options.

Some children may prefer pull-ups for independence, others may need nappy-style for security.

Night vs day needs might differ – many parents combine solutions.

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