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Diaper References
Diaper/wetting references found in movies and on TV
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By Little_Mouse · Posted
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By Little Sherri · Posted
I am able to use both interchangeably, but would more often use the term "diapers", than nappies. I'm in Canada, and there is definitely a British influence on our language - we tend to hew towards the British spelling of words, for example. However, it would be rare for someone to refer to a truck as a "lorry", here, unless they were an expat, and probably a recent one. My parents mostly used the d-word for disposable or reusable absorbent underpants, but I have aunts and older relatives, for whom the n-word stuck, so I've been familiar with both, since I was a kid. When I was young, I didn't realize that "nappies" was the word for diapers in the UK and Australia - I thought that they referred specifically to diapers one wore when sleeping, IE "napping", and since that was almost always when I wore them, that linguistic coding error stuck for quite a while. Then, my aunt said she was going to change a baby cousin's nappy, and I asked if that meant he'd be going down for a nap, and she said, no, he wasn't due for one, and I shared my understanding that nappies were for sleeping, and she said, "No, dear, nappies are another way to say diapers. You wear them specifically for sleeping, but that's not what it means, in general..." -
By Little_Mouse · Posted
Football and soccer are so boring and sleep-inducing to follow.🥱 -
By Little_Mouse · Posted
Maybe you should just post pictures when you have the time and the desire. It's much easier. No pressure, no stress. Setting goals only puts unnecessary pressure on yourself. 🤗
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