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I'm debating between buying the Baby Pants ones and the $20 Amazon women's linen overalls. I love those but wish they came in colors that aren't just neutrals.

My partner bought me this adorable shirt: https://www.bodenusa.com/en-us/graphic-t-shirt-ice-creams/sty-m0508-wht?cat=C1_S1_G550 Here are elastic waist trousers (prices additional 30% off): https://www.ralphlauren.com/men-clothing-pants/relaxed-fit-polo-prepster-pant/0041463803.html?utm_source=CSE&utm_medium=GooglePLA_456433290173_9570772316_98551275557&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4ZqRyaqx6gIVzQiICR1CvAdPEAQYASABEgK4vPD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds Here are the shorts (same sale): https://www.ralphlauren.com/men-clothing-shorts/classic-twill-polo-prepster/379399.html?dwvar379399_colorname=Blue Lagoon&webcat=search#lang=en_US&q=prepster%2Bshort&start=1 I have two pair of the shorts and another on order, and ordered the pants in navy and chambray. I sized up to make room for my diapers and it worked out. I've been wearing them diapered all week, mostly with a Super Dry Kids. They look great even when my diaper starts to get puffy. To complete the look, I can't wait to tuck my shirt in and look like a toddler.

Oh my I didn't realize how inexpensive these are compared to others.

So exciting! I love your writing.

I can do this but it depends on how fast I'm walking. On our state-mandated daily walks, we tend to walk too fast for me to be able to do it even when I feel bladder pressure I want to release.

Really enjoying this! You're a great writer. Also enjoyed Kristina and Tom.

I really enjoyed listening to this 2-part series!

I've been using cornstarch baby powder for the last 15 years because my partner brought up this safety issue to me and I think it's perfectly fine. I adore the Johnson and Johnson lavender scented powder.

Rearz Barnyard

Super Dry Kids

I don't really push the boundaries but instead look for cute basics that have the little look. I have striped t-shirts, and stretchy and cozy striped long sleeved t-shirts. Bottoms: shorts with cute elastic waists, jeans with stretch and jeggings that fit over my diapers and onesies. Slip on shoes are a must. I wish I had a set of cute Vans, only basics.

Huh, that's really interesting. Gonna be a while for me, but will keep an eye out.

This is a wonderful story.

I ordered another half case after this too and I like em and wound up with more of the light blue lining (Maryland, size L), not the dark blue ones. Maybe I lucked out?

I got to wear my new shorts all through our warm weekend and it was so much fun! Had enough room for my diapers and didn't seem out of place waddling around.

I love it when I wet my diaper and it fills up and my pants stay dry. It gets bigger when it fills up and I have to waddle. It's harder to walk and harder to have big boy clothes on especially when I have an outfit on. I often wear PJs at home or tights but I got some shorts with more room for me to wear my diapers and they look really cute and help accommodate the bulk!

Hanna Andersson pyjamas that have some sort of youthful print on them. My current favorites are my Toy Story 4 allover print or my apples allover print. But I have trains, stripes, Grinch, winter type themes, and Yetis. Sharks for the summer.

I wore one of my biggest thickest diapers (Rearz Barnyard) last night hoping my drinking a lot of water over the past few days would at least lead to me wetting in my bed, if not while sleeping. I woke up dry, which means I'm enjoying navigating my runs to the store with quite the waddle today.

I'm looking for more soft clothes that look like toddler clothes, preferably elastic waist, soft fabrics. I want to subtly enjoy my new homebound status. edit: like sweatpants, or jersey fabric pants, etc, or elastic waist trousers. Something that's kind of obvious for me, but maybe not for all.

I've decided I'm not wearing regular boy underpants the whole time I'm stuck at home. Currently panties but I'm debating making a purchase of training pants as something fun to wear around now that my whole family is glued together all the time and big crinkly underpants are not much of an option. I love the idea of thick underpants right now, so I'm not sure I'm going to do it but might. I'm debating between: -Changing Times Bear Hugz ($26) -Rearz ($28 through CooshieTooshiez) -Big Tot ($25) -Baby Pants ($30) If I do this I'm probably going to buy a handful- gotta be able to wash and stay clean. Though I can't really wet them, they may be able to be worn a little damp but nothing serious. Who has experience with these? Any favorites?

I am so pissed I got busy and gave away the ability to do this when I left an employer who had a card-based FSA account for me and didn't use the balance for buying diapers. My current one is receipt-based and it's such a pain in the ass I dropped it because I wasn't using it at all.

Two full time workers now have to work from home, plus we have two elementary school kids and we're either advancing their learning agenda or doing or work but not both. Since they're with us cheek to cheek there is no way to indulge my desires. It's great for the togetherness time, bad for getting to pee my pants!

So happy for you to have sought out support and received it in so many ways. The diapers are almost a footnote to the care and support you've received from others!

btw that hexagonal inner lining is still present on the Preschools if that's your thing

So I have the *old* generation Super Dry Kids diapers which had a plastic waistband that came up way higher than any other that I'd worn (prob bought in 2017), and bought again at the end of the September and was surprised at the changes though the interior is a lighter blue version you have on the left. I usually try to hang onto 1-2 old diapers to see what changed in the interval since I last ordered. This was one of the bigger changes I'd noticed in a while. I will continue to order, just have a different expectation of when I can use it. These are a nice capacity daytime diaper or the diaper I put on at night if I've really been wetting and aren't sure I need a super thick diaper to make it through the night. The puffiness is still great, but it's not as fluffy as the older version. The fit is better, and on the older ones the large was big enough on me that I'd have an occasional leak. Glad I saved some of the old ones. They're my favorite ever. Saving for special occasions.