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I'm trying to figure out what to order next, so I got a sample Kiddo, a new Cushie, and some others. I'm smack in the middle of the medium size range but I wear larges because the mediums don't come up far enough for me but I really like wearing the large diapers. I wore the Kiddo overnight and when you put it on, the waistband hugs your tummy. But after I woke up it really wasn't doing anything different than the non-elastic waistband of the Super Dry Kids and Cushie. I didn't get to wear it out of the house to see how it holds up in terms of where it sits but I felt that kind of illustrated it enough for me. The color pattern is very cute and it's a very soft, nice diaper but I didn't really see a difference with the elastic on the waistband. There's so much padding that it's not strong enough to really pull the thing to your body. Maybe if you're a size where the fit is more snug you'd benefit from the elastic.
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I adore this story
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Introducing Bambino Magnifico Pull Up
puffy_bottom replied to Bambino Diapers's topic in Product Reviews and Info
I normally order a size up from my waist measurement so the diapers I get rise to my belly button but because of the elastic I'm giving the "actual size" a try. Like, I can't be a 33 and get the size 40 Lg pull-ups. I do wonder if the mediums are gonna fit like mediums normally fit (kind of too tight and a low rise). -
My favorite thing about the SDKs is how they don't offer front elastic just like the old Pampers! That said I'm interested in the Kiddo as a possible daytime diaper given that I think it would fit more closely with the elastic waistband. I love love love how the non-elastic waistband tugs at my shirts and makes it harder to conceal my diaper when I'm wearing an SDK. Even wearing them around the neighborhood with just a t-shirt and pants is a challenge to not expose myself. I love the thrill.
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When Was The Last Time You Pooped Your Diaper
puffy_bottom replied to thong5's topic in Stinky, Squishy & Proud
Today: I woke up and ran an errand in my overnight, which was wet but not too bad to change. Sometime after getting back and having things moving I just felt the urge and let it go and boy did it feel great. It took me about 40 minutes to naturally let everything out and I had to make my way around the house and make my mess. I waited till I was all the way done to change and finally got on my hands and knees to try to squeeze anything else out. I showered after taking my diaper off and wiped up a little bit so I could be clean enough to get into the tub. I have a chance to be diapered up this weekend and I'm back in a fresh one now. Probably won't get to do it again this weekend but it was great to make a mess! -
wow i want a pair of these
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Seconding the Super Dry Kids. Perfect size, scale and design for what I enjoy. (and feel)
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Thanks guys! Yeah I've bought t-shirts in other countries before only to discover firsthand the value of pre-shrinking. I just had the order of operations screwed up: get the size you want and let it shrink down. I've screwed this up before on measurements so wanted to be careful. 2 weeks isn't bad. I can suffer that long.
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*Whoa* I read that WAY wrong (bolding mine): PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO MEASURE FOR YOUR SIZE. The most critical measurement is the "Length" which is best measured with a cloth measuring tape while wearing a t-shirt and diapers. Start at the collar in back running down the back and through the legs over the diaper, up to the collar in front. Divide this measurement by two and compare to the listed length. PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THE DIMENSIONS OF THE ONEZIE WILL BE APPROXIMATELY 14% LARGER THAN THE MEASUREMENTS STATED ON THIS PRODUCT PAGE. After washing 2 or 3 times your onezie will shrink to the sizes listed here. They are a very soft high grade organic cotton and as such will exhibit significant shrinking. Guess that makes sense - sizing is based on the washed dimension
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Hey what are shipping times like? I would rather ship from them than from Amazon. Also I noticed there was a point when they had a note up that said "these onesies shrink about 14%" so I went out and tried to figure out what the sizing would be like after it shrunk, so I would get the right size after a few washes. Is it holding up in size after a few washes or are you relying on its stretchiness to fit?
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I want to try some of the very thick ones but the Super Dry Kids 2.0 diapers make me so happy it's going to be hard to reach for something different
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Having recently worn a diaper without lotion and powder (they're packed away elsewhere), I realized I need them as a barrier because the SAP in disposables is a little aggressive in wicking moisture away from my skin. Over a few hours it can irritate me; this is worse overnight.
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you really need the next size up. when i switched from medium to large, it made all the difference in the world in terms of these sorts of things. as somebody once told me on here, you diaper should go up to your belly button, and then (to me at least) it doesn't matter where you're pointed
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Official "Looking for a Story..." Thread
puffy_bottom replied to Elfy's topic in Story and Art Forum
I think this is Kristina & Tom by Pampono (killer board username) erna -
No one can tell I am wearing a diaper!
puffy_bottom replied to Spargano's topic in Our Lifestyle Discussion
I wore one of my newer Super Dry Kids diapers to the grocery store yesterday and it was the first time I had worn a "big" diaper under just a t-shirt and shorts. I could tell it really stuck up my shirt but since I had just put it on it wasn't sticking out in a funny way. I was self-conscious the whole time but I came to realize it didn't really look different so I had nothing to really worry about.
