minachan16

My husband will change my diapers when I wear them and he notices I am wet. I don't mind changing myself, but it is far more intimate and emotional to have someone else applying the wipes and the powder and the rash cream and taping the diaper snug against your waist. It's a different feeling for certain to be looking up at someone changing you.

I love ABDL hypnosis, but it's not going to convince you or trick you into doing things. I use it as a means of just getting into little space, letting the suggestions and affirmations set off my littlespace triggers so its easier to go down into that headspace. It's very comforting and soothing in that manner, but if you're like "if I listen to this, I'll wet myself uncontrollably" yeah no, that doesn't work, but it is nice and affirming to listen to a soothing trance-like voice tell you to wet yourself

I like the extra-large goodnites. I don't wet while I'm asleep so I find them most comfortable to sleep in if I still want to wear something of a diaper without getting too uncomfortable.

Only once, and under duress. When I was a younger teenager without a job or money or means of getting anywhere, the only way to get diapers and baby wipes was to steal them. Well, I got caught taking them out of a minivan one afternoon. The police showed up. No charges were pressed fortunately, but my mother plopped me in the car and took me to the therapist the next day, one I had seen for a while, to get a better idea of what was going on. I told my mom I'd only tell the therapist why I did it if she left the room and she did. I told my therapist all about these weird thoughts I had about wanting to be a baby again and how i like diaper things and I must be the weirdest person he's ever talked to after spilling my guts. My therapist told me not only was I not weird, I wasn't alone. He wouldn't elaborate beyond that, but it did inspire me to look online and that's how I found out that ABDL was a thing - well, not only a thing, but a community. I realize this is not how every "therapist reveal" session goes, but this one had a happy ending. And the therapist didn't tell my mother I was an adult baby in the making thank goodness, only that we had gone over some "practices and suggestions" to make sure I didn't feel the urge to do something like this again. That was the last time I ever stole something, and once I got a job and access to a car, the urge to do it disappeared for good

I always apply Johnson's Baby Powder and Desitin to my bottom and bits before diapering up, especially anywhere that may already be chafed or itchy. When I put on a diaper, I want to use it and I want to be found it in. I love to just sit there in the steamy warmth of a freshly sodden diaper so I certainly don't rush to change after I'm soaked. My daddy has a great nose so he'll pick up on it as soon as he comes within smelling distance and then and only then do I want to be changed, after he's found me as a little pee pee pants baby

I just don't understand why someone would want to simulate hard poop. Hard poops are already very uncomfortable. Why not make a big batch of oatmeal and pour it down your pampers to simulate a soft poop? Is there something I'm missing about why someone would want to simulate a hard poop?

Oooooh, I think I'd have to go with either the kangaroo (wallaby is my fursona so I wear it a LOT) or the Umbreon because of the floppy ears and tail. Those are the bestest

Besides daddy's pet names for me, I love to hear the phrase "uh-oh". It's such a babyish way of expressing an accident of some sort, either spilling your juice or knocking something over or especially an accident in your diaper. So much that I like to refer to what ends up in my diaper as uh-ohs. Whenever I make a pee pee and daddy checks me, I just say "uh-oh" and he knows

Kigurumis! Those are the one-piece pajamas with tails and hoodies themed to different animals. I have a kangaroo one, an Umbreon one, a Totoro one, a deer one, a kitty one, and a puffin one! They are very hard to use the bathroom when wearing so they are perfect for wearing diapers!

It's been about two years, honestly. My daddy doesn't like poopy diapers very much so the last time I got to do it was a weekend he was gone. I had had like three cups of coffee and Taco Bell because that's how elated I was to have the opportunity, but it was so thick and sticky and the cleanup was such a pain. I must have used half a package of wipes and even then I needed a shower when I realized I was getting nowhere with cleaning up. For me, poopy diapers really are just one of those things that are more fun to fantasize about than deal with in reality. It's fun to read so many people talking about doing it though.

Thank you. I hope you've been well

The latter, and not for the reason you think. The crowded part would be the least of my worries. 6 overnight waterlogged diapers and I have to swim in them for 7 hours? I'm pretty sure I might drown. I'd feel safer wearing triple-diapered in public with baggy clothes for sure.

I really like this question because it's not something we talk about a lot because most people want to talk about why they want to be a baby and what they enjoy about it. For me, it's the lack of real mental engagement. It's really fun to turn my brain off and play with baby toys and watch Disney Junior shows for a few hours, but then I always hit a wall where it's like "okay, my brain really needs something stimulating now". It's hard to sustain being in little space for that reason.

Watermelon is really good for making you have to pee a lot. Dunno why, but it works.

Oh that is just nasty Besides, why bother when you have diapers? Problem solved! Saves on your water bill too

Hi, I'm Mina. I used to be here a lot and then I disappeared from here for the last few years. Truth is, I miss coming here and talking about stuff with people, but only to an extent. There were reasons why I left and for anyone expecting me to be in the chat, I won't, and I will only be responding to PMs if I really want to. The thing is for a while I would just come here and lurk and I want to say things and I don't because I didn't want to come back to the same extent I had been here previously, so I made up my mind that the only person I'm hurting by staying away from here is myself. You'll mostly find me in the forums giving my two cents to various topic OPs and maybe some responses here and there. I don't know if I'm going to be a fixture here again, but I wanted to come back because it's fun to talk about being a baby and talk about diapers here with everybody, so I'm going to do that. Thank you again for having me

It is a really great feeling to put on a thick bulky diaper and just absolutely flood it without holding back

The smell of baby wipes and baby powder (especially when noticed while being changed), being zipped into my one-piece pajamas while diapered, cuddling one of my bigger stuffies, sucking on my paci, and swaddling myself in a big blanket like a little baby burrito. Any of those seem to do the trick

My stuffie collection has grown considerably in the time I've been away. I may have to add pictures to show my toy storage overflowing with new friends sometime

Oh I understand why they took the perfume out of baby products, but those olfactory memories are tied to my subconscious regardless of whether those scents were "healthy" for me or not. They are forever tied to the idea of what being a baby is to me. I was absolutely addicted to the smell of baby products and at a young age, I was keenly aware that it could and would be a point of social ostracization if anyone ever found out so I know what you mean about restraining yourself and having to pretend like you didn't want to bury your face into a fresh package of Pampers and take a big long whiff. You're right that not all the perfumed products are gone, but a lot of the scents have changed. Baby wipes especially have more of a Bath & Body Works kind of scent to them now, cucumber melon or botanicals, and to me, that's not what they should smell like. It's upsetting because it's one of my biggest triggers and it's disappearing, but I guess that's part of getting older, watching the things you grew up with and loved change and disappear But you're absolutely right, those fragrances are tied to our memories, and those powdery scents are forever tied to those ideals of comfort, security, protection and love, and it's no wonder we like them so much

Yeah, I miss it quite a bit. Scented baby products have really been on the decline for the last few years. It doesn't feel the same going down the baby aisle as it used to. It used to be this overpowering smell that just wrapped you up, but it doesn't smell like that anymore. Maybe it's nostalgia, maybe it's the fact I'm not a little kid so the walls of diapers and baby wipes don't seem to tower over and envelope me like they used to, but it's not the same anymore. I'll always have fond memories of sneaking off from my mom while grocery shopping just to get a quick stroll down the baby aisle though.

Oh dear, of course this would be the thread that brought me out of lurk mode... I have adored baby wipes ever since I was potty trained. Depending on which ones you've purchased, there's a few things you can do that are more in touch with feeling babyish than being kinky. I see you're dealing with baby food so the obvious answer with that is to make sure you use them to wipe your face and hands with baby wipes once you're done eating. Most brands of baby wipes also come out like tissues, so if you're feeling like a 6-month-old and you have some wipes to spare, have fun pulling them out of the package and making a mess Baby wipes also used to smell absolutely amazing in a few brands, but there are few left that smell really good. Depending on how you like it, I would urge you to take some time enjoying the scent and really thinking about how this is how you should smell as a baby. I find it very effective. Hope this helps. Have fun incorporating baby wipes into your ABDL routine

Size is the natural difference, but the adult wipes are more expensive and the few that are scented don't smell nearly as good as baby wipes do. If you're using them to clean up poop, I can understand the bigger ones being more useful, but a shower is a far better alternative. I have baby wipes for wet changes at all times. ABU and Tykables should be coming out with their own line of wipes though here pretty soon. That might challenge my preferences.

Yeast infections, also known as fungal infections, are not exclusive to women. Athletes foot and jock itch are also fungal infections, so you may very well have them. I used to get them every now and then, and I treated it with a combination of diaper rash cream and antifungal cream. Addtionally, you should avoid moisture at all costs when it comes to the affected area. Don't stay in wet diapers too long. Dry off after every bath or shower fully before getting dressed. Wear loose undergarments (avoid too-tight diapers). If it gets worse, see if your doctor can give you a prescription-strength cream for the area. Good luck and hope it gets better soon :)

Does pooping in your diapers turn you on? If the answer is yes, there's your answer.