Miss Mummy

Hi Mark, thank you for your welcome, I am in the North of Hampshire/ Surrey border. I also have plans to have a second focus in the North of UK. I find the web interesting, yes, although in the last days I have not had a lot of time to visit it. Social media take most of my time!

Thank you for the appreciation, and I hope this podcast will in one way or another help others either to understand ABDL better or to feel better about themselves. If it achieves that, the hosts will feel really happy to have accomplished this.

My friend Crinkly is talking about his visit to Capcon, what could you do there, how was it like and many other details in our Podcast episode about it at "The Crinkle Club". Have a listen, you might find it clarifying. https://open.spotify.com/episode/1I2UypyG6n3RJc5dzuPTPA?si=e746241e16224bfb

I want to let you know that there is a new ABDL Podcast. "The Crinkle Club", hosted by my friend Comfortably Crinkly and myself. We talks about many aspects of ABDL and bring guests to the Club. Comfortably Crinkly is the owner of Crinkly Creations, a company that sells handmade custom diapers, and I am a professional ABDL carer. Together we explore, exchange ideas, conversations and information that we hope you find find interesting and fun. You can listen to it on Spotify at Let me know if you enjoy it and if you would like to send me any questions for either Crinkly or myself (or both), we will probably dedicate one episode to Q&A! We have already been receiving many messages from littles, carers and families who said they enjoed it and also found it useful, or found an episode that speaks to them. We are still a new podcast, have just published 4 episodes, and looking forward to more. The Crinkle Club is out every other Tuesday, until we take a summer break.

That is super cute!

Yes, its true that there are writings in one direction and writings in another direction and it's difficult to know what is right, not even many in the medical proffesion who are not specialists (I have worked for our National Health Services). Apparently chances are that there can be asbestos close to where talc is extracted and asbestos is a cancer risk. How many the possibilities of getting it, not something I know. However, in my country I would not have access to purchase talk (at risk of containing traces of asbestos) even if I wanted, and as a proffesional person, I would always aim to make sure that babies are safe in every circumstance. As I am no medical specialist, I rather be safe than sorry in any case given that I provide services. There are more things that can be contaminated with absestos, like certain makeups, paint in the walls of old buildings, roofs, water tanks... Having said that, my babies love to get a sprikle of "talcum" (ok, it's baby powder) in their belly and groins. I avoid sprinkling it over genitalia because at the very least is drying and those more delicate body parts should not be covered with products with artififial aromas. It's a good topic and a good discussion. I might want to write a post about it.

That is correct. The isue about absestos is indeed controversial. Asbestos is a known carcinogen, although not all talc contains it. And it is correct, that Jonhson&Jonhsons used to be contaminated with traces of asbestos, which has been linked to some types of cancer. This was first found in the 1950s. For this reason the company decided to transition and make all their products with cornstarch. Talc products are now banned in the UK so even if you wan't you can't buy them, but they are not banned in US, so one needs to be careful on the ingredients. Fortunately there are a good selection of baby powder in here (that we still commonly refer as 'talc' even if technically is 'baby powder') that don't contain talc, starting by the new Johnson's formula, Neil Yard's, Soft & Gentle, Little Violets... etc And yes, I don't know in every other country. Here is also possible to purchase the one that replicates talc but is made with other ingredients, so if in US or other place I'd reccomend look carefuly at the label. In any case, not advisable to sprinkle over genitalia.

Hi Nckearney, I can't give you data about how many married men whose wifes know about it and change their nappies on demand, but to me it feels like a lot to ask that they actually would change their nappies every time they ask. Wifes who know about it and accept their husbands as they are, there are more on this side. Even many who would engage in play with their husbands probably don't change their diapers every time they ask, but might dedicate some time to it. This is for what I have seen around me, and I have seen a few.

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I see it now!!!! Thank you AbabeBill, I was "quoting" all the time!!!

I have purchased baby oil. To be honest, I don't use it very much because putting baby oil on a diaper would make a paste if then I use talcum powder, and the times I have used it has been more for massage.

Many thanks! I have jut learnt how to reply in here! Thank you, lets see how this adventure is for me Thank you! I don't see a "reply" button, and I think I can only quote?

To me the best baby food is home made in the blender. I like making a stew with meat, carrots and potatoes and blending it. If you want something easy, mixing baby cereal powder with a fruit in the blender, will take 5 minutes to prepare and it's delicious.