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Camilla couldn't help but burst in a giggle fit before quickly tickling Madison back, "And I know your weaknesses my little soggy princess." Camilla fired back, after a little bit time both girls stop tickling each other and finished their meals it wasn't long before Madison was in the car, thankfully she wasn't sitting in the car seat and could sit in the front as long as she had her purse and ID.

Maddison smiled inwardly; pouting—knowing her mom couldn't resist it—was a battle of wits between two very smart people. She knew her mom was secretly jumping for joy at having successfully steered her toward these childish activities. Even without explicit confirmation, Maddison likely pretended to give in to the ploy and started eating. However, Maddison did it to please Camilla, who did so much for her and loved these kinds of things. "See how prepared I am, Mom? I know your weak spot," Maddison said, before darting over and tickling Camilla: "Secret Cuteness Attack!"

The key to not smelling is to get used diapers out of the house frequently, especially poopy one - I double bag them before I put them in the trash can. I use cloth diapers and cotton potty pants, so I wash and sanitize them frequently. Plastic pants get rinsed well in the shower and  hung to dry, that's actually the biggest source of smell to contend with.

Happy 3rd of September. Today is likely to be an all-DL day, maybe even a no-potty day if  I don't get called in to work. If I do I won't be diapered, but I will be an undercover toddler with my jungle friends cotton potty pants.

Poor Liam.  😔 Excellent job with the story, especially the last few chapters, still can't help but feel sorry for the young man.  It's always hard when your lies catch up with you, but when those lies are covering an infantile secret... Yikes!  I will admit that I was a little surprised that you took Sophie in that direction after the truth came out, but I guess that's the most realistic reaction that a young woman her age would have in that situation.  I do hope her apathy is only temporary and she doesn't abandon Liam forever. 💯!  I don't think people realize how self serving most of us can be in these types of situations.  Claire has defined Liam for everyone, now including Sophie, as a helpless tinkler who needs to be handled.  He no longer has an identity (among them) as a young adult male with feelings, who is scared and confused, who deserves dignity.  He's the burden, the kid with the wetting problem and she's the poor Mom that has to "deal with" him. He helps perpetuate this by being kinda immature himself.  Yes, his mother is tough on him, but he refuses to meet her halfway and he's in unfathomable denial.  Not to mention he has basically caused every daytime accident by his own ignorance.  They could all be doing better.