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Out of the two options, definitely a toddler. Really more of a little boy, 5-6 years old and still in diapers and getting lots of spankings, especially for refusing to try to use the potty. I never got into any of the baby side of things. Baby clothes and pacifiers don't do anything for me. -
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That's awesome for you. I know I am an adult baby, and I am diapered permanently, and even now, I am not allowed out of diapers. I am in them and I know I am not allowed near the potty -
By Little BabyDoll Christine · Posted
If that is all you do, it will give you a smelly bed I wash my diapers in lukewarm water, like I was everything else in. I am told that hot water is not necessary except now and then to "strip" them. I use a double rinse cycle. I use Tide. I learned this from a site that deals with cloth baby diapers. I avoid all "anti-bacterial" washing products as they bring about more resistant strains of bacteria. A good laundry detergent like Tide or Dreft has all that is needed to clean and whiten, containing both oxygen bleach and bluing ("potical whitening"). Also, if you just wet your diapers, leaving them wet in a seal or zippered wetproof container for a few days also bleaches them and probably kills a good deal of backteria as ammonia is quite poisonous and is used as a cleaning agent -
When one gets the urge to purge, just pack it away. Save the expense of rebuying!
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