EastCoastGirl

I get a bottle of warm toddler formula before bed and naps. Often I fall asleep before even finishing the bottle. Really puts you in baby space.

I always wear 2 24/7 or Rearz diapers for bed and 1 during the day. I wear pampers cruisers size 7 both day and night inside my diaper. I’d rather feel the thickness then feel wet or have a diaper leak at 4 am.

I am relocating to the Fort Lauderdale area. Is there anybody that lives nearby? Palm Beach or Miami also. I would love to meet some others in the community and have them nearby.

I am a baby girl and I’m in the process of re-locating to the area

I just bought two boxes at Walmart. They tend to be the most consistently in stock there. If you can’t find them they also have their store brand in size 7. Haven’t tried them however.

Yes. Nothing makes me feel more little.

I used to not do it but I was encouraged to do so by a mommy. I regressed very, very fast that way.

Have somebody do a diaper change. Usually pretty quickly. Poopy diapers make for some very intimate changes. Plus as a girl I fear the infections.

Yesterday. I was sick with the flu and had to give myself something that made me go.

Edgewater here

Dry 24 7 with Pampers 7. Either cruisers or swaddlers. Especially at night.

I’m abdl. I feel like I’ll be doing myself a disservice not too wear diapers. I feel like it’s a part of me that genuinely needs to be taken care of.

I can travel I'm in New England a lot

If you ever have an offer like this I would love to move

I'm kind of not far

I keep a bottle warmer in my room. It's an ambiance at night after a bath to be on the changing pad being put in a fresh diaper and pajamas for bed while hearing the bottle heat. Then to be held while giving a bottle in my room with only a night light on.

I have a babyish one and a less obvious one. Just depends where I'm going. Backseat of the car is always a good place for it in case you need and don't want to carry one.

I used to have an excellent Mommy(who moved away unfortunately) she had this one rule that really worked. If I was in the crib I was only allowed to speak to her in one word one syllable sentences. She kept a baby monitor on so that she could hear me. On the changing table I could speak to her in two to three word sentences. But the words also had to be one syllable. Although my baby's side is older toddler age with her I regressed down to about six months. This rule helped me do so more than anything.

Just take him into the other room when you need to change him.

I definitely have an ab side. I love the toys, being given a bottle, the clothes, needing a crib or playpen, and using a pacifier when I'm going to sleep or having my diaper changed.

I tend to end up on my hands and knees also.

I usually just use my given name or if I have a mommy or daddy let them name me. It's kind of enjoyable for them and makes it feel more real.

I'm 5'4 and weigh 108. For that style I can wear girls size 14 or 16 if they have it. They used to have a lot of cute clothes specifically for abdl girls that was custom going back about 5-10 years ago but it seems they've done away with it now. Other than onesies there's nothing available as far as cute dresses, rompers, overalls, sets like there used to be.

I remember something similar. Laying on changing pad on the bathroom floor at my grandmother's house while she changed a messy diaper and seemed not happy about it. I knew there was something in my diaper but didn't feel that I had control of it. I was about 2.

I wish psychotherapist would realize how therapeutic for these issues abdl is. I was diagnosed with anxiety and anorexia nervosa which I am managing. I think my abdl side helps in doing so.