Boston_Daddy

I find myself picturing the chatroom and what people would be doing if we were all in the same room chatting and diapered...with separate rooms for changing and stuff.

i have an extra large cloth diaper id love to sell to someone who can use it.

I used to get embarrassed to look around in the diaper isle, but i either buy online or will go to a medical supply store.

It was Dazed and confused....

I remember back in preschool....i peed or messed my underwear and had to have one of the teachers change me. As a little kid i had bowel problems either had trouble going or would sometimes have accidents.

Hey id love to chat with you feel free to pm me if you see me online.

ya i bought some of the riboslip from ebay they were like 11 dollars for 2 diapers...they are more of a peach / pink color.

You live in Ireland....Lucky!!!!!! Feel free to ask any questions or if you need a baby boy.

im in the north san diego county are and would love to hangout with like minded people...have always wanted to just hangout with people while wearing. we should set up a meet for so cal ab dls

hey whats up i live in the north county san diego and i am a DL..would love to chat sometime. where do you live. my aol screen name is dry10cell or you can just email me at miketebo27@gmail.com

The movies are always fun and worth it if you drink alot of water / soda.

Field of dreams and the Dale Earnhardt movie "3".....And The Natural. Im sure there might be a few others but those are the big ones.

Would love to hear some more feedback about any of these diapers?

Can older incontinent people be a source of new energy? Absolutely, says Japanese automation firm Super Faiths. In a society where elder care is a growth industry, the company has developed a series of recycling machines that turn used diapers--a bulk of them the adult variety--into fuel for biomass boilers and stoves. this is just a teaser go check out the whole article plus a youtube video at http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-20004020-1.html

Good job riley!!!!!! Id love to meet you sometime.

Wow you both are very lucky to have each other. I hope someday i can Role play with my GF with diapers. That would be so amazing. Any other stories or pictures feel free to post .

Hey thanks guys ill def contact them in the next week and see what they offer me. It didnt seem right when i tried to tape it up and it didnt even stick for a minute.

The ABU Cushies at first were really cute and looked nice but the tapes did not stick at all and i hope someone can tell me that it was just a bad batch or something. The Super Dry Kids was better and the tape stuck the longer it was on. I would love some different feedback on any of these diapers.

1. Abena Abri Form- Very absorbent, comfortable and doesnt clump for a long time . The only draw back to this diaper would be the non refastenable tabs, which I believe ive heard on more than one occasion. 2. Assure Briefs- Same as Abena but not as wide and thick. 3. Attends Waistband- Comfy and crinkly, wish the tapes were stickier didnt stik for very long. 4. Attends Ext. Wear- Clumps quick, cloth backing, Not very good for big wetting's or staying in for a long period of time. 5. Tranquility ATN- Very comfortable, held at least 2 wettings. Refastenable tabs. 6. Unique Wellness Briefs- Comfortable plastic outer shell, Same tabs as ATN's. Great all around diaper, definitely in my top 3. 7. Molicare Super Plus- Great diaper, comfortable and very absorbent. I would feel very confident wearing these out if i knew i was gonna be wetting more than once with no leakage. 8. Super Dry Kids- Have not tried these yet will let u know when i do though. 9. ABU Cushies- Again have not tried yet, will comment asap

I remember in preschool or kindergarten i messed my underwear and had to be changed into a diaper for the rest of the day.

Sarah_ab u are so wise....u are all over these forums.

AN ENTIRE GENERATION is growing up believing that the term "disposable diaper" is redundant: There's only one thing you put on babies' bottoms. For Huggies and Pampers and Luvs are not "disposable" at all. We throw about 18 billion of them away each year into trash cans and bags, believing they've gone to some magic place where they will safely disappear. The truth is, most of the plastic-lined "disposables" end up in landfills. There they sit, tightly wrapped bundles of urine and feces that partially and slowly decompose only over many decades. What started out as a marketer's dream of drier, happier, more comfortable babies has become a solid-waste nightmare of squandered material resources, skyrocketing economics, and a growing health hazard, set against the backdrop of dwindling landfill capacity in a country driven by consumption. Related Results. And so it is with diapers. The pur and honorable cotton diaper represents approximately 10 percent of the U.S. diaper market The sheer numbers of diapers being bought, used, and disposed of in our trash are mind-boggling. Industry statistics indicate that as many as 18 billion disposable diapers will be used in the U.S. this year' - the end products of a market valued at more than $3 billion. Chalk up more than half of that market to Proctor & Gamble, maker of Pampers and Luvs; 30 percent to KimberleyClark's Huggies; and the rest to various generic or "house" brands. It's easy to see how the numbers add up. All of 98 percent of all households using diapers use some disposables. And, as many parents know, a child can run through 8,000 to 10,000 diapers before becoming fully toilet trained. This is only a small portion of the article, i didnt want to bore you guys with the whole article. Im not sure where i stand on this issue, i am an AB / DL, but mostly a DL. Id love to hear some other people's comments. This is the link to the whole article: http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1510/is_n60/ai_6642692/pg_4/?tag=content;col1