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For the grown-ups to discuss ABDL topics. No babies unless you're looking for a 'pankin!


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    • I walk In Public with My Tie Shirt and Plastic Bibs and Diaper and Several Plastic Pants and Shoes and Socks and I am Not NAKED AT ALL. I Gone into Stores and Food Place Like This Had No Problems . I think person Attitude when you are out there. Don't be Rude to People and You will not have a Problem . We Have the right walk in Public as Adult Baby longs we Do Nothing Wrong . Be Smart out There . I walk out there a lot in passed years and had No Problems . Don't be Naked Period . Be Safe Out There . Thank You For Reading . 
    • Just joined this site but not new to being little. Im also in fresno
    • There's a lot about how to fold nappies on the Nappy Lady's site here in the UK. It's mainly a site for real babies, but she caters for ABs too. Here are her instructions for the kite fold: 'Lay the terry flat, so that a corner is nearest to you.  Fold the left and right corners into the middle to create a kite shape. Fold the top point down so you have a flat horizontal back edge. Fold the bottom corner up as far as needed, adjust to suit your baby's size. Add the baby. Fold up the bottom, bring each side wing around the baby and fasten with a nippa. Tuck up any excess fabric on the legs.' There are simple diagrams as well, which are easy enough to follow, unless you're visually impaired of course. Personally I use the bat/Chinese/butterfly/origami fold. No idea why it goes by so many different names, but it works perfectly for me.  Good luck.
    • I know what you mean. I just love the fit I can get with my terry cloth nappies, tightly fastened with a Snappi and a couple of pins, with the edges tucked under round the top of my legs. Lots of padding between my legs, but snugly hugging me everywhere. Wrapped up properly. Fastened in safely. I live my whole life like that these days.
    • Fried liver & onions. Won't touch 'em. Can't stand the smell, either. Done just right however it makes great shoe sole replacements.
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