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Medical supply stores carry side rails for any size bed. They're not real crib rails but are the kind found on hospital beds. I have no expertise in this area and would probably end up making my own (which could be hard in your setting).

Hi there. I was like you at first. Wearing diapers in public killed me at first. So embarrassed. Soon came to realize they weren't paying attention and too focused on self. For me, it was better than wet underwear and pants. Now, it's the opposite. Sometimes I try to get people to notice. It can be funny watching them squirm. Throw some "rubber" pants over them and go! Have fun here.

Yes, that crossed my perverted mind but neglected to state it. And it's funny! Don't want to pry, but what happened after that? Did she get mad and tell you that she's not your mother? Or not a fairy? Do it yourself My wife said those things (except for the fairy part).

if changing in a car on a ferry doesn't qualify, I don't know what does. It made me laugh!

I have no idea if baby formula is hazardous to big babies. There is a Down's Syndrome girl in our family. She is 6 and will only take a bottle but loves junk food. She has teeth and bites the nipples off of her bottles and pacifiers. The doctor has her on baby formula and that's all she'll drink. I tried it when my first kid was a baby and thought it was disgusting. I like Boost (it's high protein) and tastes good. I don't have a bottle/nipple but use a water bottle. I can get a better flow and holds much more. I do find a bottle alluring and will probably try it again in the future. Good luck!

You're doing great! I am also fairly new and still trying to figure things out. It might take a while for you to get used to how to post, like posts, and to start new topics. Just don't be afraid to push the reply button. Posts show up in my email, but I also go to the "forums" page to check new posts. You'll get hooked and waste a lot of time here. That's not all bad. You are welcome here. So get started!

You are one lucky guy! Did she say anything about your pooh being the best she ever smelled?

Welcome to the playground. Hope you spend many enjoyable hours here! I also wear 24/7 cause I have to, but would anyway. And remember, don't be a stranger, just be strange!

Sounds like you're afraid that it will leak, as I understand that predicament. Even though I'm IC, a flood is not usually SOP. For the few past months, the pee amount is increasing. It had to a learning process where you start to be fine with leaks because the mattress is protected. Knowing that helped a lot and put the mind at ease. I've awakened literally swimming in pee. It's a hassle and can eat up a lot of time and effort. The latter was hard to get over.

Sounds like you're good to go

I check to make sure it's pointing down before going to sleep, but during sleep have no idea where it lies. So as I wake up, I slowly become aware of any leaks. Since I am, for the most part, a side sleeper it usually leaks lefty. Once in a while it's a righty tightly leak. Leaks through the top are rare. When awakening I am often peeing and totally unaware where it's pointing and usually don't care!

Chuckle . Maybe he saw the dreamy look on my face!

Once upon a time I fantasized about wearing diapers and rubber panties. Now I do. But nobody will change me. I fantasize that there's a gal somewhere who would (I don't think I'd ever let it happen though). What are your dreams?

When we bought our sleep number bed, a fitted sheet with a plastic lining was offered to us by the salesperson. He gave us a demonstration of a "normal" mattress pad and how it acted like a "disposable diaper". Little did he know that I was standing there diapered in a disposable. As far as I was concerned he didn't make a good case by showing how it soaked up everything. Then he showed us the Sleep Number Waterproof Mattress Pad. No demo, but thought $100 was a bit much for a plastic sheet, but bought it anyway. Makes the bed a little warm (as all rubber sheets would do) but bought it anyway. It's served its purpose very well over the past two years and can't complain. I would buy another from them. Had to find a mall in a big city to find the store. I don't know if you can buy it online.

My, my. Your English seems "native". I'm impresses if English is your second language. Welcome! I am incontinent too! I love my diapers and rubber panties. I'll never go back! I like my baby clothes and am wearing a onesie. I don't have any pacifies or bottles as they're more trouble than they're worth (as I am also greatly vision impaired). Look forward to your comments on the site.

You have a good memory . My kids, when in disposables, had 2 tapes. They sound incredible. Some day I'll have to try them. Put on a color and/or print and BABY heaven!

Unfortunately, XP Medical has stopped carrying this diaper. I don't know if it's no longer available or if XP discontinued it. They suggested the Dry 27/7 as a replacement and took them up on it. Though not equal to the ID, I like it a lot. It's thick and feels more "babyish" than the ID. I like it since I am continually reminded that I am wearing a diaper.

Your conclusion is dead on. This not only applies to computers but to every piece of Chinese junk you now buy. Nothing is made to last anymore because it's not about pride of workmanship and endurance but making you buy the same products over and over again to keep the cash flowing. Nothing, anymore it seems, is made to last. Quality is gone and pride went with it. Yep. Once a month, the employee suggestion box is emptied by the janitor and thrown in with the trash. That's a company who will go under, or when times get tough, sell themselves to the devil. Eventually, it collapses under its own weight.

Lessons in life can be hard to learn. Perhaps you should repost this in the diaper talk forum. I think it would be a popular topic.

As long as fallible human beings and their natures exist, neither anti-trust nor regulation will ever level the "playing" field. Why? In either case, someone or some group determines who wins and who loses. Reasons are as varied as the number of people: relationships, biases, bribes, size and more. In order to create and maintain a level playing field the best tool we have is competition. Is it perfect? No, but it is the best path we have for those with the drive, ambition, ideas and creativity to develop and market products successfully. They'll get big and be king of the hill until someone with the same opportunity knocks them off their hill. And it repeats. With regulation the same old ideas are recycled over and over again, expecting a different result. That's insanity. Not everyone gets a trophy. I hope you're successful conclusion to your computer adventures.

I think, maybe, it was Henry Ford who said, "You can have any color you want as long as it is" white. Maybe white should have a couple of print choices stenciled in big, black, and bold words: DIAPER across the front and back; OR, the word "PEE" with an big, black arrow pointing down; and "POOP" across the back with a big black arrow pointing down. Pick one; BUT only if you've been carded and are age 21 or greater and not drunk. (This is making my head hurt.

You speak true.

The internet was a wide-open wild-west kind of town. Anybody can come in, produce a better product and people will flock to it. That's the beauty of the web. One place where size doesn't matter. Sure, the big guys always have an advantage. Yes, big companies may have slicker and bigger/better advertising budgets, however, big budges don't always win. Small companies often blow away bigger companies with superior quality products and good pricing. People flock to these companies. They become king of the hill until somebody else comes along and knocks them off the mountain. It's called competition and that's the last thing the big players want. The repeal of net neutrality takes the power away from the big guys. Under that regulation, the number of players actually contracted and fewer products seen. Yes, there was still a lot, but many were forced to offer duplicate products as innovation stopped or slowed.Now we're back to to a knock down, drag out fight which is goof for everyone. I know of several companies that didn't have the budgets to compete or overcome the regulatory hurdles and either went out of business or were sucked by by larger companies (getting bought and coming out with something is better than getting nothing). I know of some that "pulled the plug" and went out as a statement and/or as a matter of pride and accomplishment. Myself included.

I felt bad for the kid but... When looking at the whole picture, the only other person involved was you. And being a cashier, it probably didn't faze you at all. Or did it?

That's why I use Sticky Password. It is seamless across platforms. I highly, highly discourage you from using ANY cloud service UNLESS your data is already encrypted or the cloud service encrypts it. Even then, I would only use it as another place to put it. NEVER, EVER rely on the cloud. It goes "poof" all the time! Sticky has encrypted cloud storage if you insist on using it. This password manager has no "back door", so if you lose it, it's gone. I am very uncomfortable with any "back door" mechanism because, in all cases, it is a "back door". I am exacting and very picky with software and this is the ONLY product I would consider.