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AB/DL Diaper Bag Packing List Going to your first AB/DL event? Starting your adventure of trying diapers 24/7? A diapered road trip? This article is what I would have liked to know when I started my adventure. This list is what I consider to be the bare necessities. Starting of the list… the diaper bag… it wouldn’t be a diaper bag list if you didn’t have a bag! A standard backpack with three main pouches, and side pockets on either side for a drink or bottle is my ideal bag. I personally have two bags… one for regular public use which is just a black military style pack and one for ABDL events and conventions that is covered in ABDL and other fetish affiliated pins, badges, and patches. Now that we have the bag we need to pack it. Starting off my advice is to pack things in the likelihood that you are going to need them, so I always pack my spare change of clothes. Jeans, shirt, socks, diaper cover in the bottom in the bag in the main pouch. Trust me, you would rather have them and not need them than need them and not have them. Next is diapers and boosters… if the bag has a laptop pouch, I like to put two of each in this section, so they are a quick and easy grab. It is up to you if you need it more or less. I also like to add a pack of diaper disposable bags in the same section of my diapers. Northshore is who I recommend for these. Their packs are small and deodorizing. The last item I place in the main pouch is my diaper changing mat. The mat isn’t always usable in all situations like in a toilet stall, but I like using it over the toilet to place my changing supplies and keeping a barrier between my stuff and a public toilet. (Just make sure you wipe it down with disinfectant wipes when you are done. Moving on from the main pouch of the bag and focusing on the outside of the bag. I always carry my water bottle on my public bag or a bottle or sippy bottle on my dominant hand side of the bag. In the front exterior bag this is where you want to carry your changing supplies, so you are not fishing around looking for them. I recommend investing in small bottles or going the easier route and getting several small travel sized bottles that you can just refill. If diapers are a sexual thing for you and you are planning on being active don’t forget to pack lube and protection! The last thing I always pack in my diaper bag is my noise cancelling headphones, a handheld gaming device, (I like rocking my old 90s Gameboy with Pokémon yellow as a conversation starter at events), a deck of playing cards or a Yugioh deck if I know others will have them, and an activity book and pencils. I hope you find this list and guide helpful to you. This is obviously not the only way to pack your bag or what you may need, but this is a good starting point. Make this check list your own! Happy Padded Life to All – J.p. Diaper Bag Check List o Diapers x2 o Boosters x2 o Changing Mat o Changing Supplies o Powder o Lotion o Baby Oil o Disinfectant wipes o Wipes o Lube o Condoms o Protection o Discreet Disposable bags o Deodorizer o Spare pair of jeans o Socks o Diaper cover o Spare shirt/onesie o Headphones o Gaming device/stimuli o Paci o Bottle Diaper Bag Packing List.pdf

A couple years ago I bought an over-the-shoulder sling bag (specifically the one below) to use as a diaper bag. As someone who presents as male, this bag struck me as less conspicuous than something that looks like a purse, fanny pack, or a backpack. It holds one thick or two medium diapers in the main pocket and a packet of wipes, gloves, travel-sized powder, and a tube of cream in the outer pocket. It is not big enough to hold a used diaper, so that has to go in the trash no matter who else is in the restroom. It's mostly stayed in the trunk of my car. I like the idea of having it more than I actually need it, but this week for the first time I did need it (like, really needed it, as in no, I couldn't wait until I got home). I find it awkward to wear across my body and awkward to carry. It also has no weight to it, which makes it sort of awkward if worn over one shoulder. I could start carrying a laptop messenger bag, but at least the people who know me would wonder why I was carrying a laptop bag since I don't carry a laptop. I used to keep a diaper in a backpack I commuted with but I no longer commute (permanent remote worker now). So what do others use as a a diaper bag, especially men older than than 30? Links to webpages very much appreciated. Thank you!

Does anyone else carry a diaper bag or anything around with them? How discreet (or not) of a bag do you feel comfortable toting around with you? I only change myself, so with discretion in mind I just carry my things in a handbag for now. (It's not much) I'm thinking about finding something a little more whimsical that an adult could still carry without drawing unwanted attention and looking for ideas. Unfortunately, this is a rather secretive part of my life, but I like to think there are ways around everything.

Being a Diaper Lover (DL) that happens to be bladder Incontinent, I have an excuse to wear and enjoy diapers and plastic pants and not be embarrassed by wearing them in public.

I have not been to the mall in several years, went by the mall to get my wife a surprise from jc penny she had been hinting around I just left work in my truck grabbed