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I'm not a baby... but my pants may still be wet!
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Granted, but a cloth diaper and plastic pant over a disposable contains the vast majority of leaks. I wear and like the combination. Disposable minimizes odor. -
Thanks to @AbabeBillfor donating $50 and to @Tai Kfor donating $20! -
By Little Sherri · Posted
You've done a good job with jumping off of the original source material. It's very cute and loving. -
I am at my office, a professional setting with casual/business casual dress and my NS MegaMax Airlock diaper is pretty wet. For added security I have on blue plastic pants from Babykins. I am pretty sure, with strategically controlled additional wettings, I can make it home without leaking and change at home rather than in my office. -
Not exactly, see – https://www.medicare.gov/Pubs/pdf/12026-Understanding-Medicare-Advantage-Plans.pdf
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