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I do, thats funny.

I can use huggies pull ups easily enough and pampers size 7 and a Canadian store brand size 6 Teddy's! Of course they don't hold much! They still feel great though. We use them mostly for stuffers as they swell up very well.

wow Disney is a great place for an AB to work! Welcome to DD. Hope you can keep enjoying your diapers.

Thank you for this. Here is a link to an extensive article on issue of vaccines here at Wired Magazine.

The page is up and is awesome. Go play peoples!

This is cool. The Nanny Caddy. During the last several months, the teal-and-purple machines have appeared at the Please Touch Museum, Smith Memorial Playground, Sesame Place, and Dorney Park. They dispense Huggies diapers in small, medium, and large; two kinds of pacifiers; baby wipes; hand sanitizer; a nursing wrap for discreet breast-feeding; sippy cups; diaper-rash ointment; and, compassionately, Tylenol, Advil, and tampons. Full story hereat the philly.com/inquirer

Hey welcome to DD. There is a diaper munch on the third Saturday of the month here in Toronto. Some people come from Hamilton and Oshawa. it can be fun.

I don't think it generally matters. My Daddy is 2 real years older. I have had people be Daddy with me that are 10 and 20 years younger. It was awesome for me and them. Its all about who you are. If you behave and act like the lil one, its easier for the "Daddy" to be Daddy. The same goes the other way. It works well for us.

Sounds like you will have fun or did? Anyway there is nothing to help you feel little better than a poopy diaper. I am in one every morning and love it. I get to stay in it until Daddy says time to change kiddo.

Daddy and me saw "This is It" last night. It was very good, we enjoyed it all. You could see what a perfectionist he was and the effort he and others were putting into the show. Totally awesome in my eyes, If you get a chance to see it, you should. Stay through the credits too see a small little extra bit of footage.

That is an awesome deal especially if someone is starting out as a sissy or is a lil girl. If that was a lil boy collection i would have it in a flash!

In Toronto we live in an apartment. They don't let trick or treaters in. They ask people to give treats to the office and the office will hand them out to the kids in the building. I work a few hours a week at a co-op where the co-op buys candy for all the kids and makes up loot bags. We deliver the loot bags to each unit with kids. In North Carolina we have a house and there we do hand out candies. You get a few big kids but thats ok. They are polite and its fun to tease them. Daddy and me hand out the candy. This year Daddy's partner is by himself in NC so he will hand it out. If we're at our farm near Ottawa we get a few kids and that's fun. We have a neighbour put some loot bags at the gate when we are away. Big kids can be fun. Its fun to engage them. Being a "kid" myself, i don't mind the teenagers or even older ones that come by.

Wowser, hope it is all you want it to be. I wear all the time so not an issue for me. I know lots of people can not do what I do due to living arrangements, costs and partnerships. Tell us how it goes!

I am sure that cost will deter many people.

Well I went to that site. I suspected it would be a site opposed to vaccines, but it is in fact a site set up by people that "DON"T want vaccines of any kind. As to your question about the government making one take the vaccine, I suppose generally no, but then protection of the larger community may make it so sometimes.

I have to agree with you. The odds of avoiding the flu with the shot are GREAT. Even if I have a strong enough immune system to survive the flu, I could still pass it onto others that do not have that ability. With every flu shot some people do have complications or die. Yet thousands of people die each year because they "DID NOT" have a flu shot. I have yet to see any scientific evidence that supports these wild claims made on the internet and in the media that the vaccine is worse than the virus. I guess the one good thing is people are free to "not take it" I was wondering however, most Americans it seems will get the shot from their family doctor. Is that the case if you were to do this? Do any Americans have to pay for the Flu Shot? The shot is free in Canada and I expect in the UK as well.

I get beer "berry", I told Daddy its for boys I like Lucky, Canadian, Miller, and Kokanee. Just tell Daddy its the boy kind.

there are two more on the home page - http://www.thelaughshopcalgary.com/

Bugs bunny is the cartoon character on your shorts You have a shirt with horsies and cowboys and guns and stuff on it Diapers really did make you waddle and toddle

Most flu vaccines have an "egg" component so if you can't have eggs the regular shot is not for you! Also I forgot to add a link to a list of symptoms to help you decide if you have a cold or the Flu. They can be quite different. One more thing to remember is that the flu is not a serious health concern in most healthy people. So many of us will be okay, albeit quite miserable. The vaccine will also prevent passing the virus along to others.

We can all be a messy bunch in our diapers, especially AB's. It's more important than ever to be careful. Nothing is sadder than a sick bABy. I'm getting the flu shot and I have been working hard at keeping my hand away from my face when im not at home. I suck my thumb a lot but when you are away from home you are touching things that could have the flu virus on it. So for a couple of months i will try not to do it as much when were out. We have a pretty clean place but we're now making sure we wash all the door knobs, table and kitchen counters, computer key boards and the phone and of course the bathroom each day. Its also a good thing if you have to sneeze or cough to do it into your arm if you don't have a tissue beside you. That way you won't spray someone near you. Are you doing anything different because of the H1N1 Flu? Daddy and me are just being a lil more careful, we still go out and do all the stuff we normally do. ---------------------------- Here are some helpful tips from Health Canada... Wash your hands frequently Wash your hands often with soap and warm water for at least 20 seconds to help remove bacteria and viruses. Wash before and after eating, after you have been in a public place, after using the washroom, after coughing and sneezing and after touching surfaces that may have been contaminated. An alcohol-based hand sanitizer is also effective in killing viruses. Keep your hands away from your face In most cases, the H1N1 virus enters the body through the eyes, nose or mouth. Cough and sneeze into your arm, not your hand If you use a tissue, dispose of it as soon as possible and wash your hands. Get immunized Keep common surface areas clean and disinfected Doorknobs, light switches, telephones, keyboards and other surfaces can become contaminated with all kinds of bacteria and viruses. Regular cleaning and disinfecting of these surfaces with normal household disinfectants can help. Viruses can live on hard surfaces for up to 48 hours. Stay healthy Eat healthy foods and stay physically active to keep your immune system strong. If you get sick, stay home If you think you have the flu and are otherwise healthy, you should stay home from school or work until your symptoms are gone. If your symptoms get worse, call your health care provider.

The largest light up shoes i have seen in the stores is a size 4. Usually the largest is a size 3. I can wear size three so thats awesome for me. I just wish i could get some Diego (Go Diego Go) shoes. The largest they ever go is size 1 from what i have seen. Any of those kid shoes in adult sizes would be loved by many i bet

Hey you do a good job too! Thank you

Daddy and me are going on Friday! Thanks for this. I can hardly wait to see it.

My Daddy. There is no way i could even think about being a big boy wants he starts talking to me!