MommaShsh

Our Disney trip was SO much fun! We are going again in March for my Birthday and In Christmas '09. Diapers in Disney are very easy to do. As long as you have a bag with baby's diapers and powder in it. I recommend putting everything in plastic bags in the bag with everything else, that way in case you get wet on a ride. My baby used about 4 diapers a day, so be sure to have a bag big enough to pack LOTS of diapers in it. The hardest part was that baby had to change his self. And that sometimes, the bathroom would be occupied and he would have to wait outside the bathroom holding his diaper bag. But like he said, the "companion" bathrooms, are just about everywhere. We only found two bathrooms, that only had regular bathrooms, not a companion bathroom AND regular bathrooms. I definitely recommend diapers at Disney. But if you plan on being diapered there, then baby should practice changing her/him self first. Anyone want to join us in Disney at end of March?? It would be TONS of fun!!

Ohh ordinarygirl, ur daddy should give you a 'pankin for being so rude! Curiosity: Being an adult baby and an age-baby(an actual child) are two very different but related things. Kinda like comparing apples and oranges, both are fruit, but an apple expert knows nothing about oranges. If you are only in the "curiosity" stage of ab/dl's verses the "involved" stage, I would rather you e-mail questions to the radio show then answer the questions for the radio show. I think you should refer the radio show either to a more experienced "Mommy" on the boards or one you know in real life. That way the people who ask the questions get answers from someone who has been there and knows it; someone who is the "Mommy type" rather then someone who will have to ask others for the answers. Hope this helps.

Hi. This is Donut's Mommy. I appreciate all the advice y'all are giving him. I think he should talk to the counselor about it because the ab/dl does cause him lots of stress, anxiety and guilt. Although I support him 100% (even if he does complain because I won't let him wear diapers out in the park. I worry more then he does about being caught at Disney) no matter what I say or how I try to alleviate the guilt I am (according to him) biased because I love and adore him. Every day I see the struggle he goes though trying to be the big macho cop and the submissive ab/dl. It is very hard for him to live with both persona's. A job change is not an option, being a cop is what he has always wanted to do; and he is VERY good at it. I also can't imagine him as not being ab/dl. I think that by talking to the counselor maybe she can help him with being both persona's.