Joey_AB_DL

If you want to see kids too old in strollers, go to a Disney Park. It is absolutely a matter of convenience for them. Kids get tired, easier to run them around when they pass out of are unwilling to walk. All that Disney swag needs to be carried. However, for those without strollers, it is annoying. I have been run over so many times, and the strollers make an already overcrowded park much worse. That said, I would love to be pushed around in a stroller at Disney, so jealous!! LOL And yes, you see kids above toddler age in diapers and pull ups there too, those lines are long! Joey

I would poop my pants up until 7 or so. My parents threatened to put me back in Pampers, but never delivered on the threat. I so much wanted to be back in diapers. This was in the 70's so Pampers came in that classic box packaging. The closest I ever got was when our neighbors offered some Pampers, they had a toddler still in diapers. Joey

i always thought it would be fun to host a Baby New Year party. Anyone here going to a NYE party as Baby New Year or perhaps other NYE plans? Joey

That sounds amazing! I will have to try that! thanks for sharing!

Woke up this morning and enjoyed my Safari Bottle filled with some chocolate milk! You can't beat a bottle filled with Chocolate milk. What are you drinking in your bottle today? Joey

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I just love the Rearz lines of diapers and matching clothing or accessories. Safari diapers are go-to nighttime diapers and when paired with a onesie or footed PJ, I think it doesn’t get much better…. Except when I also have my Safari Paci or bottle! Does anyone else feel this is a must or are you a plain white kiddo? joey

@barnburner we stayed overnight in the foggy bottom area (Residence Inn) just across the intersection from the Watergate the last time we were there. It is a decent area, parking can be limited and we used hotel secure parking. We walked past The university going to the National Mall area and with the exception of the homeless, it wasn’t too bad. This was all in daylight.

Smithsonian Museums are great and Udvar-Hazy is the best! Metro is interesting as well if you are a people watcher. Be careful, DC has become dangerous, certain areas are really bad and watch yourself. Have fun. Joey

Growing up I remember being intrigued (and jealous) of Diaper advertisements on TV. They were always so cute, classic mommy's dealing with leaks and wet bums. Ads of the late 70's, 80's and into early 90's were part of my ABDL journey. I remember not being happy with Cloth-like diapers came out..... Diaper commercials and walking the diaper aisle at the grocery store or Toys R US was always a guilty pleasure. Then I discovered that I could acquire diapers from families with babies in diapers. A diaper stacker, changing table or open box of Pampers was always a welcome find! Some of the most memorable were the ones where mommy's advised each other on better diapers to prevent leaks or wet bums (70's & 80's). Pampers always seemed to "serious" and Luvs and Huggies were always fun. All diaper commercials got more fun as the years passed. "3am in Pampers" and some of the Go-Go-Galaw are among my favorite. I always thought it would be fun to remake some of the classic diaper ads with Adult Diapers. Does anyone else have memories or favorite commercials. Joey

I have vague memories of Christmas Mornings as a small child. Rushing out of my room in my PJ’s and surveying the loot I was about to plunder! We would start with stockings until everyone was up, but then it was game on. When all was done, it was a room full of wrapping paper and me surrounded by my new toys, still in my PJ’s. Such fond memories. The later you go in life, things like showers, getting dressed or coffee seem to get prioritized. How does our fellow littles community enjoy Christmas morning? Joey.

There used to be a moderately active group on Fetlife pre-pandemic but activity really slowed. I was able to join them at a meet up at Dave & Busters years ago while on travel. A fun group, you may want to check in there. I believe they even had a few sleep overs. Imagine an AB slumber party! Disney movies, bottles and sleeping bags! I tried to get interest in a passholder AB/DL meetup at Disney. No takers. We’ve since dropped our passes. Joey.

Our first home was a stick (wood) built home w/ vinyl siding and asphalt shingles in an area prone to hurricanes (Savannah GA). This form of construction was inexpensive at the time and if we had opted for a block home or other we could not afford a home, plain and simple. Our recent build in FL is a concrete block home with metal roof and we love it. It is solid as they come and the roof should last a lot longer as well as endure storms. It was 5x the construction price of our stick built home (20 yrs prior). There are better materials out there, even better than block. But a home still has to be affordable. It’s basic economics. Joey.