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    • Maddison was dried off and carried to the bed, where the changing pad was already waiting; as she waited for her new mommy, she reflected on how, just a short while ago, the situation would have driven her crazy. Camilla made quick work of the change, applying ointment and lavender-scented powder before putting on a new—and once again thick—diaper. She then dressed Maddison in pajamas that fastened at the front but featured a lock only Camilla could open; Maddison didn't mind, though. She was soon laid down, and as the bottle was placed in her mouth, she began to drink.
    • I am happy with the current letter-based sizing, which roughly corresponds to standard clothing sizes. So, if we stick to clothing sizes, it looks like this: S = 36 (women), 48 (men) M = 38, 50 L = 40, 52 XL = 42, 54 And that doesn't work. 😂 But perhaps it would be worth considering using waist measurements to describe diaper sizes—for example: 24 inches/60 cm – 32 inches/80 cm 32 inches/80 cm – 39 inches/100 cm etc. The waist range is often already printed (in small print) on the diaper packaging—as part of the product information.
    • I mean, it's going to be different for different people. From a physical perspective it doesn't do a whole lot for me but my Daddy absolutely loves the look and gets super affectionate when I have one in my mouth which makes me feel loved.
    • I've tried pooping in just plastic pants without nappies a few times. Initially in my normal cover pants, which, without the usual terry pants and nappy, were loose fitting in the critical area, a promising tummy bulk and urge was released.... but without the lstiction and support of cloth and dispoosable nappy, it was hardly felt! Then moisture quickly condensed on the inner surface, making them feel cold and wet. I was already aware from occasional cloth nappy egress, that direct poo contact with pvc pants will leave a permanent stain, so 1st trial pants were old and awaiting disposal. I had a much better experience some months later with under sized PVC pants,  Trying normal cover pants Slick surface allows large things to slide effortlessly, making more potential space during a good poopie. Loose fit reduces the expected comfort, poopie drops down and can squish out thinly.l Expect cold condensation Expect deep staining. Wetting and pooping will make a horrid mess and will leak, avoid, even if scat is an incidental pleasure! Change time. Unlike tape-up slips, these messy pants will need pulling right down ones legs, increased squishing will get everywhere! Most of the disappointingly reduced feedback is overcome and even felt in an entirely dirrerent way by using snug fitting PVC  pants. I'll add a followup with my experience of these, from trying-on, wetting then pooping without wetting.
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