[Just wondering about waking up in a wet diaper]

On 9/9/2018 at 2:40 PM, dlnoir said:

Waking up in a wet diaper is one of the things I like most about wearing diapers. I wear diapers ever since the age of three maybe four years old, and for the last twenty one year’s 24/7/365. Even though I’ve always had a strong desire to wet my diaper in my sleep, I was never really able to achieve my goal. Not by training the old brain it was ok to wet while asleep (affirmations) not by using hypnotic files no nothing so in the end I started to use stents and they work just fine. I make my own and for the last thirteen years I wake up with a wet diaper. I keep well hydrated and do not stay too long I a wet diaper. By keeping well hydrated I keep the acidity of my urine low which help a lot in a rash prevention. I do get some irritation a couple of times a year but they never really develop into a rash.   

Yeah, that's my experience too. The most I came closest was in 2002 when I was buying Tena pull-ups and also using cloth diapers from Babykins. Was working daytimes and I guess I felt self-conscious (worried) if I'd be pee'ing while working.

I may have dribble wet a bit during those few weeks that I tried retraining my brain (mind) to allow itself to "just let go".

Interesting that we're close in age. Wonder if the younger generation has it easier.

[Baby Formula]

I've never tried the Nestle (Enfalac) or similar.

I like to make mine using 7 oz. 2% dairy milk, 1 oz. water (tap or spring), 1 teaspoon brown sugar OR corn syrup. Place some water in a saucepan with baby bottle in it. Heat on HI for 4 mins., turn down to 7 for another 2 to 4 mins.

Awww....

Can't remember drinking from formula bottle, despite remembering other parts of my babyhood. My Mom did not breastfeed any of us. She used a pump. I remember the yellow sippy cup we had in '69.

So in '84 (age 17) when family was out and I was doing 'latchkey duty' after school I tried some, first time having baby formula probably since early '68.

Great stuff, especially wearing a cloth diaper.

[Tranquility ATN Tapes]

I have been purchasing and using Tranquility ATN disposable diapers since 2008. They are the best disposable diaper that I've ever bought. It was like this for several years.

In the past year or so (2017-18) I've noticed that some tapes I can't detach when I go to put it on. The other tapes sometimes come off.

I know that disposables can sometimes have these issues ...

So my question is ...   I am wondering whether the company that makes 'em are getting cheap with the chemical they use for the adhesive.

[Day Nite care in Canada. Has anybody ordered from them?]

Ordered a pair of Tykables jeans this year. Put in my mailbox 5 business days after ordering.

I like them, and I love how Tykables does something different than usual ABDL stores that typically sell onesies, disposables, cloth, plastic pants.

I hope Tykables and Day Nite Care are in business for a long long time.

[Older Children in Diapers]

On 6/19/2018 at 10:39 PM, diaperedboilerman said:

 I myself went through some verbal and physical abuse by my Mother of all people from like age 12 until she threw me out in the street for no reason at 18. Mostly because she had 6 other kids and pretty much told me I am 18, get out.

diaperedboilerman, we are approx the same age, both from Gen X.

I was lucky to have been allowed to stay at home till 22 1/2, because the physical abuse from my Dad was just getting too much.

I learned the hard way how life worked....how to get a job and buy food etc. Then I was so pissed it was not funny, but now I can look back at it and it was best thing she could have done for me.

I moved out Feb. 1, 1989. All I had were my VHS videotapes, a couple of computer books, a brand new ABC123 comforter I bought from Hudson's Bay Co. in the Fall of '88. I brought with me the 1 doz. baby size cloth diapers I bought which still fit me.

Schools don't teach kids how to manage living on their own. Schools are mostly (literally) a huge waste of time. They don't show how to cook food, or manage a budget.

So went I moved out on my own I bought baby food jars, baby cereal, aside from jars of apple sauce, chicken burgers, wieners and buns, beans, spinach in a can, milk, apple juice, spaghetti and sauce.

Since then I've learned to cook more.

But I really liked that first home I lived in. It was in the basement of a duplex house. I used to sit in my cloth diaper (no plastic pants yet) and blanket sleeper (Woolco) and watch CNN, A&E ('89-90), MuchMusic, YTV, etc...

Though I do wish she had prepared me a little better for what life was really like instead of keeping us locked up in the house with only each other to interact with. I have always loved diapers and would take them from my baby brother and sister in my teens and wear and wet them.

My Mom was a housewife too. She didn't drive or bicycle. We stayed at home watching tv in the Winter. In the Spring and Summer we'd hang around the neighbourhood park on the merry go round or the swings.

 

[That diaper feeling]

On 6/17/2018 at 5:42 AM, Bettypooh said:

Nothing is stopping you except you, which is perfectly OK if that's what you want to do. Many of us have been wearing and using diapers 24/7 for years with few issues if any  When I air out or even shower, the lack of being diapered feels totally weird. I simply must have bulk between my legs and a padded butt to maintain my sanity now, and I like it 

Yes, I can relate too.

When I am diapered, I feel "complete". When I have to wear regular underwear, for the first while I feel "naked" because I don't have that extra padding around me.

I wear Tranquility ATNs.

 

[Staying at a motel]

Hi,

I'm currently staying at a motel because I had to move out of a house for rent recently.

I'm surprised that my room does not have a bed bug cover on the mattress.

 This past Monday I bought some disposables and am storing them in my room. I don't want to ruin their mattress if my diaper accidentally leaks in some way.

So I am asking here, what should I do in this situation? Should I tell the motel manager(s) who are basically not good at understanding English if they have a PVC cover, or am I supposed to purchase one myself from Wal*Mart?

What I had at my last home was a zippered bed bug cover and then a zippered PVC sheet on top of that.

I'm there till early Aug. or until I find a place.

[What Decade Is It For Your Inner Child?]

I was born in the mid-1960s, so that time period, with Motown music was my favourite (Diana Ross & the Supremes, the Hollies, the Rolling Stones, the Doors, Broadway showtunes music (like Puppet on a String' from '67), etc... the bright primary colours of '66 (emulated in '85-'86)

I loved 1968 (when I was 2). It seems that fashion colours and the music got darker as the years progressed, until about 1984.  I also loved 1971. Had a neighbourhood friend whose Dad had a '71 Pontiac. Really nice car.

And the years that I spent trying to get my Mom to put me in diapers was 1969 thru about 1972. My Mom stole my innocence by refusing to diaper me. My Dad stole my innocence becuase I was too afraid of him possibly shaming me for wanting diapers again...He had started physically and verbally abusing me in '70. at  my age of 4.

[Winnipeg Manitoba]

I'm from the metro Winnipeg area too. I'm 51 (2018).

Longing to be a Daddy to a ABDL Boy.

[Wetting Questions]

I am an Aspie so I recall my life before age 3.

I recall going to a nearby mall during the day with my Dad and I KNOW that I was NOT DIAPERED ... age not even 3 ... I was 2 3/4s.

[The Classic Fights!]

Simpsons Sears Plastic Pants!