Diaper Question

[PaciKitty]

Uh... yeah. Lately, I've found myself with a growing desire to be in diapers proper. Since going into this site, really. The most I've done is something I mentioned in my introduction, stuffing baby diapers into my briefs. And while it does have a little of the babyish feel, I know it can't compare to one that would fit. Which brings me to my question. I'd unfortunately be limited to something I could get at a store, but what's the softest diapers you've found there, or at least the best ones to start trying with?

[PaciKitty]

US here, and definitely couldn't online though I've looked before. Perhaps more accurately, I'm curious to see what may be the best to start with given limits, and hoping for some ideas from the community.

[tris]

Sorry buddy, you won't fit into baby diapers. Most people above age 10 or 12 don't fit into real baby diapers like Pampers and Huggies, etc.

[curiositykilledthecat]

Sorry buddy, you won't fit into baby diapers. Most people above age 10 or 12 don't fit into real baby diapers like Pampers and Huggies, etc.

You're gonna have to order online, store diapers suck.

[abypk82]

If I went with a store bought disposable I would have to prefer Goodnites, even though its a pull up...

[tigon]

Look for a medical supply store around you, and if not that, your options are limited to the local drugstore (which is usually just depends). At the medical supply store a good story is that you do home care for an elderly person and are looking for something new for them.

[babytommy1981]

if you want something close to a baby diaper, but easy to find and get. is the depends max protection three tape diapers. now depends says i should be in a S/M i found that the large fit better and they overlap for better protection of leakage. now for the best true AB diaper i say bambino diapers. but they are online.

stay way from store brand. 75% OF THEM suck and leak. or just dont fit right.

good luck. i hope you find what your looking for.

[Yvhuce]

Much as most of the diaper snobs rag on them, Depends are actually many times better than any of the other store-brand diapers. They're softer, have the plastic backing, and generally hold more, if you intend to use them (or even have an actual accident).