RobJ

I was wondering what products people like to use when diapered to help prevent diaper rash, stay dry and comfortable, etc. Things like diaper powder, diaper cream, baby oil, that sort of stuff. I've traditionally just used Desitin, just because I like the smell. I just slather a whole lot on there, like so my skin is pure white, just as much for practical reasons as because I like the feeling and experience. But I'm experiment with powder, too. Does Desitin + powder help more than just Desitin alone? And is powder enough by itself except when I break out in a rash? What about baby oil, does that take the place of either? Obviously I don't remember how my parents diapered me, and don't have kids of my own, so the whole diapering ritual is a little unfamiliar. I'd love to know others tips and tricks (I mean, I know, put the diaper on, use it, change before it leaks, but other things like the best way to prevent diaper rash.)

The website in the first post for nuk10 seems to be down, does anybody know of another site that sells them? Searching Google for "nuk10" only returns this page. Also, are the actual soother parts of the pacifier solid or hollow? I'd hate to get one and find it feels like a cheap plastic toy because it's hollow.

Which files are you using on WMM? I've tried a handful with no success, but if you have some that are working for you, I want to try those. That question goes for anybody who has had success on WMM. Maybe I should start a threat for precisely this question?

Well, does anybody want to post any links and/or instructions on how to do it, or what products and materials they recommend? I am especially curious on where the procedure for people in here, for ABDL use, differs from the stated medical procedures. For example, how long one can wear it at max without risk of bladder infection, when using a diaper; and how much of the tubing to leave hanging out of the penis, and how to place it in the diaper. ShyGuyDiapered says his infections were his fault: how so? I want to know what common pitfalls to avoid, especially the pitfalls that even someone who has done it a bunch falls into. Also, how do you know you have a bladder infection, and what do you say to your doctor? Can they tell if you've been cathing, because that is something I really don't want to have to explain. I also know that bladder infections can sometimes transfer to your kidneys, but is that something that only happens if you ignore it? If you seek treatment as soon as you notice, all you have to deal with is some burning when you pee, right?

This is more like the stuff I'm looking for. Where did you get it from? You say it's complicated to get out, but is it impossible to do by yourself, or just difficult? If you can do it by yourself, how long does it take you? Would it be possible to use a small luggage lock on it to secure it?(Wow, I feel like I'm making you play 20 questions )

How well do they keep the wearer locked in? Is it possible for the wearer to 'escape' without the key and without ruining the pants? Are there any other articles out there besides locking plastic pants? (and sorry for posting this in the wrong forum, though technically I'm not looking to directly buy here.)

I was wondering if anybody had any good leads on clothing that locks, or otherwise keeps 'baby' from accessing their diaper. Specifically, something that would prevent the wearer from removing their diaper. Restraints (bed, worn, medical, etc.) are also of interest. I've done some searching myself and had limited success. There are 4 Care sleeping suites, some of which have the zipper in the back, but I wonder if the wearer couldn't just reach back and unzip it. There are also one or two sites selling plastic pants with a lock and chain embedded in them, but I'm unsure of the quality. So, any links, recommendations, experiences? Everything from clothing designed for those with mental disabilities to out-and-out fetish wear. Thanks!