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Diaper References
Diaper/wetting references found in movies and on TV
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interesting can you imagine if this takes off what the cost of those diapers will be -
To quote from the opening post in this thread: "Stories MAY contain underage characters so long as they are not included in sexual situations or descriptions." -
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By violetbaby · Posted
I cheered for the professor too. And by my count, it is only 1 more. -
PUL pants are good for containing drips/leaks but they do smell a lot after getting wet, I use them nightly over my cloth diapers, and if the diaper becomes soaked, the PUL covers are in need of a very good wipe out in the morning with a soapy cloth which works for only a few cycles, and than into the washer. I like pads for the day as not only do they absorb the wet and keep your skin dry, but most do a great job of preventing odor!
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