Baby Drew

Sounds ok as emails go, but if it were me I would still much rather talk about it face to face. I know that it is difficult to bring up the topic but asking her by email almost seems the easier way of doing things.

I have brought my onesie from here http://cosyndry.com/ and although I went for a cute printed onesie they also do plain ones too.

I went there once years ago and had a good look around. Thought that it was great. However a year or so ago I tried to look it up again and could find no listing of it. I don't know why it disappeared.

I know that the store is in the UK but I brought a onesie from http://cosyndry.com/ I find it superb and love mine to bits. Oh and they do ship abroad too.

Wow!! Please keep writing. This story is amazing.

I have thought many times about going to a Pro Mummy as I would love someone to change me and feed me etc. However I have yet to do so.

Yes, I love a nice sogy and wet diaper. In fact the soggier the better.

Hi all, Saw this in todays paper and thought that it was a strange goal celebration. Apparently he does it as a tribute to his daughter but none the less it looks odd. Drew http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/arti...in_page_id=1779

Well, Daddy and I have talked and we have decided that we want to meet soon. However neither Daddy or I can actually accomodate so we are unsure of where to meet so that I can be changed etc. Any suggestions?

I just wanted to tell you all about my day. I met a Daddy on the internet the other week and we arranged to meet up in a local town today. I was told by Daddy that I must turn up in a nappy, so not wanting to disappoint him on the first meeting I did turn up in a nappy. Whilst I was waiting for Daddy to arrive I wet my nappy lots and when I told him I had wet he said that I would have to be punished as I had promised him that I was a good boy and good boys don't wet there nappies. Well, Daddy arrived and his hand went straight to the back of my trousers where he felt my nappy through my jeans. Daddy asked me what I would like for lunch and while he paid I was told to go and find a table. I found a table and while I was there I got a text message from Daddy who was in the queue telling me that I was to open my zip so that when he sat down he could see my nappy. Daddy sat down and had a quick look at my nappy through the zip. He could see that the wetness indicator had changed colour. Daddy and I had lunch and we discussed what I like. Daddy told me that bad boys get spanked and that he wished he could haul me across his lap there and then to be spanked for wetting my nappy. After lunch Daddy and I went shopping for nappies. Daddy picked out some nappies for me as well as a bottle and some wipes and then made me queue up to pay for them. I was very embarassed paying for them and thought that they would know that they were for me. Daddy then took me to River Island where he made me try on some jeans and so that he could see my nappy. Daddy and I then parted company but not before I was given a task. I am to wear Daddies new nappies tonight and to only add nappies over the top if they get excessively wet. I am then to take pictures in the morning of me in the wet nappies complete with dummy and new bottle and send the photos to Dadddy for his approval. I can't wait until next time when hopefully i'll get to visit Daddy at his house and he will change me. Take care all and stay wet. Drew

Well I work as a Paramedic. I love the job to bits. I find that nappies help me de-stress on my days off.

I'm glad to hear that you have been to this Nursery. For a few months now I have been toying with the idea of going but was unsure if it would be any good. I think that I may have to book up. As a help to me and others. Could you please describe a typical visit? i.e. What do you do once you get there? Do you wet and mess a nappy? Do you get spanked? Is the price on the website the price that you actually pay or are there hidden extras? Thanks in advance Drew

I am in need of some disposable nappies and I want to buy them rather than have them delivered mail order. I am looking for something like Attends or Abena proper nappy style rather than the pull up style. I know that you can get the Boots ones but frankly they are useless and I need something that will hold a reasonable wetting. I also know that in the US it is easier to buy nappies at the local store but in the UK high street the best you can get is the Boots own brand. So come on all you UK Ab's/DL's, where do you get yours from or do you all buy mail order?? Thanks Drew

Hiya Dolly, I am from the UK and I can't wait for the book to come out now. I just want to read it to see what is made of adult nappies.

As a Paramedic I can give Fruosemide IV. It is a very very powerful drug and it will do you serious damage if you take too much on a regular basis. However I cannot see that it would be that bad if you only did two tablets once every couple of months. *Please do not take this as medical advice but rather just what I know. I am NOT a doctor and nor can i prescribe drugs or promote the willful overdose of medications.*

Hi all, I have just been reading the paper and a review of a new book called 'Jpod'. The review says that the book makes more than a passing reference to 'Adult Nappies'. You can read the review here. http://enjoyment.independent.co.uk/books/r...ticle623346.ece I for one am going to buy the book when I am out shopping tomorrow. Enjoy.........

Cosyndry.com looks like a good site and at a reasonable price in the UK.

Hiya all, I have only just seen this topic but I am interested. It all depends upon which date you go. I may or may not be able to make it. I live in South Buckinghamshire. Speak soon, Drew

I read this article in a British newspaper a few weeks ago and thought that it was quite interesting. I was wondering that if your parents had brought you up this way would you still be as interested in nappies (diapers) as you are now?? Obviously I am talking about the people on here who wear for pleasure not medical necessity. My kids never wear nappies MAGGIE Howell, 37, a hynotherapist, and husband Phil, 40, from Headley Down, Hants, have three boys: Joseph, five, Toby, two, and Jacob, eight months. WHEN I tell other parents that my baby son doesn't wear nappies, they're amazed and very sceptical about how we cope. But apart from occasional mishaps, which are becoming more infrequent, my three boys are proof that there's an alternative to using nappies all the time. I first came across the idea in Kenya, where I grew up. I remember seeing the African women carrying their babies, who were bare-bottomed, on their backs. I wondered why they weren't covered in wee and poo. I later discovered it was because they're in touch with their babies' toilet habits. That idea stuck with me and I found out more about how it worked. I read that in the same way a newborn baby can tell you when it's hungry or tired by crying, it can also communicate to you when it needs to go to the toilet. It seemed to make sense. When my first child, Joseph, was about four months old, I decided to give it a go. So for two days I sat down opposite Joseph with a notepad and pen and jotted down when and how often he went to the toilet and what signs he made before he went. Sometimes it was kicking his legs, fidgeting, grunting or arching his back. I soon became attuned to what his signals were indicating. I also realised I had to be very aware of timing. Babies usually want a wee after eating so I'd hold him over a toilet or a potty after feeding and know I had about 20 minutes or so before he'd need to go again. At first I did get weed on and worse - sometimes when out in a supermarket or somewhere where I couldn't get to a loo in time - but slowly I learnt to understand what he wanted. Joseph and my two younger boys all give the same signals. I'd also make a "weeing" sound when I held them over the loo so they knew it was time they went. Even at night I put them to bed without nappies. There are times when I do have to use nappies. If someone else is looking after Jacob it's only fair to put on a nappy, and I also use them if we're on a long car journey or going out on a special occasion. But I've never liked the idea of babies having to sit in their own mess. We wouldn't want it, so why should they? As well as saving a fortune in buying nappies, it's just a much more natural way of parenting. Copied from the Daily Mirror website. http://www.mirror.co.uk/

Well, hello all. I just wanted to let you all know that today I tried a new experience and found it was great. What did I do.... ....I put a nappy on underneath my bike leathers and went for a bike ride. I then just let myself pee as and when I needed to. It felt great. The thrill of riding a motorbike with the sensation of pee filling a nappy at 70mph is wonderful. Anyway just thought that I would let you know what I did today. Maybe you should try it at sometime?? Regards Drew.

I'm up for a meet up. Let me know details.

I'm Drew from down south in London area. I will travel though so please email me and keep me in the loop of whats happening. Email addy is babydrew@gmail.com

I live just outside of London and can commute in. I really want to find sum fwends. Pwease help me.

OK babies, Why don't we in the UK here agree on a centralish place and a date and then all just have one huge gweat meet up. We can hire out a B&B or sumfink and have a weekend of nappy fun. Whaddya fink??