Transgender new to diapers

[Vera Lynn]

I am a long time M2F transgender and have recently started wearing diapers. I wear them mostly for convenience under my girdle when going out fully dressed as a woman. I do pass pretty well but not all the time and everywhere, and I certainly do not look like a man in a dress. It is hard to fool women in a public ladies bathroom and I do not want problems. So I started wearing diapers and got some Tena Super Briefs from amazon and they seem to work with very little leakage. I am pre-op and do take female hormones. Any help with products and advice would be nice. Are there better diapers? Should I wear plastic briefs over my diapers? Do I need to worry about diaper rash? I do enjoy wearing them but not for fetish reasons or adult baby play. I simply find them useful for avoiding public bathroom issues being a fully dressed M2F transgender. I dress very conservatively as a mature full figured woman. 

[AbabeBill]

Hi Vera Lynn, and welcome to DD. Happy to have you join us here. People are here, for lots of diaper wearing reasons, each has there own. If you have a concern about a possible leak, plastic pants are good. But, you can go one better. Plastic training pants, worn over a diaper would offer extra leak protection. Basically, adult plastic training pants, are cloth lined plastic pants. The cloth inside, would help absorb a small leak, while the plastic outer contains it. Here is a link for some good ones to start, https://www.babykins.com/collections/adult-terry-lined-plastic-pants/products/kins-terry-lined-lowrider-vinyl-pull-on-adult-plastic-pant-40300tv

There are others out there, but that will give you a good jumping off point. Of course, wearing this type of pant, will be a bit more bulky, there are always trade offs. 

Anyway, maybe that could help you out, and again welcome to the site. Have fun and enjoy! 

 

[Warmwetandcozy]

Hello and welcome to daily diapers make yourself at home

[Craisler]

If you haven’t worn diapers before, diaper rash can be a problem.  I’d recommend not staying in a wet diaper longer than necessary.  Some people’s skin is more sensitive than other’s.  At first, even relatively short exposure to a urine soaked diaper can cause skin problems.  Thorough cleaning and a diaper rash cream will control the problem.  With repeated exposure, the skin toughens up and becomes less sensitive.