Nappy Appy

[Forced2wet]

Huggies TweetPee

[BabyTara]

Or you could *NOT* be lazy and actually physically check to see if your child needs changed. Ya know... be a parent.

[Lanthey]

Or you could *NOT* be lazy and actually physically check to see if your child needs changed. Ya know... be a parent.

[Repaid1]

Well I must admit, I never changed my kids if they pee'd their diapers. At least not the first pee or right away. I wouldn't let it get to leak zone either but if just #1 they had that sucker on for a hour or two So I don't need that thing telling me I "NEED" to change them. If not the child telling me by crying that it is uncomfortable or the pat on the tushie to check, I managed to raise two beautiful kids

[Hookedondiapers]

Sounds like a way to get parents to change diapers more often than needed - a deceptive sales-increasing tactic.

[DLdapper]

Creepy.

[rusty pins]

What a totally stupid idea this is!

[Codymoogle]

Or you could *NOT* be lazy and actually physically check to see if your child needs changed. Ya know... be a parent.

[willnotwill]

#pee

[Lanthey]

Wouldn't ever leave a baby in a wet diaper but if you actually interact with your child you can tell when they need changing. XD

[wolfpup2008]

Drawing on my experience of potty training my kids, there are some basic rules to follow: keep it positive, be clear about what "the right thing to do" is, change to a clean diaper as soon as it's wet or dirty... I don't see how this device would help with any of the above, except maybe knowing when your child's diaper is wet. But as an involved parent you pretty quickly develop a sense for that happening.

But as a fetishist, this little gizmo gives me ideas: how about a mommy/daddy who wants to reward an AB for using his/her diaper? Or when I wear a catheter (modified or not) it'd be fun to get notified when the wetness of my diaper has reached a certain level.

[Lanthey]

But as a fetishist, this little gizmo gives me ideas: how about a mommy/daddy who wants to reward an AB for using his/her diaper? Or when I wear a catheter (modified or not) it'd be fun to get notified when the wetness of my diaper has reached a certain level.

[BriGuy]

From a fetish stand point....

I want one

From a parenting stand point

Fail...

[DLdapper]

Yeah, I only see applications of this in the fetish community. I doubt many actual parents would buy this.

[BriGuy]

Where can I buy one??? I want it

NOOOOWWWWWWW!

Teehee

[babykeiff]

This is confusing me....

[rusty pins]

This is confusing me....

[wolfpup2008]

Now here's something to consider who prefer and believe in the approach of "un-potty training":

"automaticaly wet their diaper each time they hear anything that sounds like their diaper app"

Would it work?

(Personally I am tending more and more toward some form if sphincterotomy.)

[BriGuy]

I have no desire to be incontinent but it could be fun for mommy and me to play with when we are out and about!

[whisko]

i am amazed that this device isn't against twitter's terms of service! i did some research and they have a whole document about "automation rules". i guess the tweetpee falls under the section called "automating your tweets based on an action you've completed"... considering that a wet diaper is technically the result of a completed urination action :-D

[babykeiff]

I see two possible reasons for fetish people

[rosalie.bent]

Or you could *NOT* be lazy and actually physically check to see if your child needs changed. Ya know... be a parent.

[Crinklebritches]

Sounds like the biggest sales of this would come from AB/DL'S

[Red Barchetta]

From a fetish side of things I see the appeal XD I do Just don't get why actual parents would buy it XD

[dl_ashlee]

Diaper Appy made me think of some TV Shows that had an app that allowed gay people to find nearby gays to meet up.