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i can understand being called Mummy when you're the spouse can be off putting. You might try Auntie or Sissy as your title to distance yourself from Mummy. It may take some time to get comfortable with either of those but you could talk to him about it and see if he could make it work. I'm happy for you both. Communication is a must.

Sounds like you've already got a good feel for it. I would say feeding and of course the diaper change are two of the most important items on an abdl's wish list. Maybe a bath would be a next step for you to give him. Assuming he gets into his little space I think he would like it. Oh and another is the random diaper check. Makes one feel little and that they are not in charge.

About the only time I drink while wearing a diaper is about now. Have a little lunch and a couple of beers to keep things flowing. Sometimes during the winter I'll put my overnight diaper on and have a Jack and Coke before bed. Wake up ready to wet in a few hours. Love that feeling!

I don't mind the occasional leak especially since I try and use up the whole diaper. Of course I've been doing this a long time and I've had those bedtime leaks and after the first one I bought a bed cover. Then there is the furniture. That gets a thickly folded up towel so I'm the only thing that gets wet.

Just checked out the shaper panty at Walmart.com. Next time I'm there I'll have to look at buying one..

I was afraid someone would notice eventually. :)

I don't think I could have kept a straight face. ? When I was a kid I heard a lot of stories about wetting my pants as a baby and I'd get really mad. Mainly from the teasing. Looking back I think I should have embraced it! Thanks for the story Becca. Would have been fun to have seen your face.

MY wife goes back and forth on diapering me. We had a talk last fall about it being my thing. I said it's only because you don't want to be involved. Then she started asking me if I wanted help and of course I said yes. I'm guessing it's my fault she quit asking because I like to wear a lot and I think she quit asking because of that. She would prefer maybe one diaper every 3 or 4 days.The other day she brought home a bottle of baby lotion in case I was getting low. So I now call her my enabler and I'm asking for her help again. Go figure.

I try not to wear around family but there are times when it's a quick drop by and I can keep it covered I will. The doctors office is off limits just because of the possibility he may need to check something "under the hood" and I really don't want to have to explain why I'm wearing a diaper. Before I retired I wouldn't wear to work mainly because the job could be very physical. Changing in the locker room would have been full of problems also even though there were stalls I could have encountered someone I knew throwing away the used diaper. Other than that I love wearing when we go out. I figure if someone does notice I'm a bit thick in the back they more than likely won't say anything and if they do I'll say it's for need.

WOW. Waddlegirl, you just made my day!?

I figure at going on 67 years old I have a built in excuse. If someone notices I'm wearing what looks like a diaper, good for them. I don't flaunt them and do wear a size bigger jeans when I'm out and also longer tops. It used to be a scary experience until I got used to it. Now it's just very convenient.

Thanks DD. Next time I see him I'll ask about it. Really like the idea that it heals the esophagus. I already have Barretts so healing would be good. @LittleChristine I've tried both of those and use the Pepcid more when I need extra help getting rid of the discomfort. I'd rather get it through my ins. because I get 90 days worth for $5. So going through my doctor would be the cheapest. I probably have most if not all acid reflux meds in the house except for Protonix.

I feel your pain DD. I've had it since 2002. My ins. pays for generic Prilosec which means I'm taking a placebo because it does no good. I try to keep my food portions small and take other meds to help. I think everyone knows that if it stays bad it can lead to esophageal cancer. My nephew, whose doctor I used to have, took too long before sending him to a gastroenterologist. By the time he was diagnosed he had stage 4. Only lived about 2 years. A very bad way to go out. I wish you the best.

I didn't drink a pot of coffee like I normally do so my number is 2. Otherwise it would have been 3.

Hello and welcome Mommyabdl! The mommies we have here are wonderful but it's always good to see a new one. Getting your degree will only make you better for dealing with us who love to wear our diapers.

You can type out a million pages of text but it doesn't mean a thing. It all comes down to what you believe. You believe one thing and I believe another. I also meant in the faith context not the can or cannot fly context.

We all believe what we want to believe and none of us are wrong.

Back in the day when AT, AC and radios were options on a car.

I'm like a lot of the dl's who have posted. We don't have to wear so it's a little different for us. If someone we knew noticed AND said something then we would have to have a reason handy or just be rude and tell them it's none of their business. When I was younger and wore a diaper out of the house I was very paranoid that it could be seen for sure. Now that I'm older and at that age when it's more common to have incontinence issues I feel less nervous about being noticed. I do wear a pair of jeans that are a size bigger than I normally wear so that the outline of my diaper is less obvious.