The Crinkle Club - A New ABDL Podcast

[Miss Mummy]

I want to let you know that there is a new ABDL Podcast. "The Crinkle Club", hosted by my friend Comfortably Crinkly and myself. We talks about many aspects of ABDL and bring guests to the Club.

Comfortably Crinkly is the owner of Crinkly Creations, a company that sells handmade custom diapers, and I am a professional ABDL carer. Together we explore, exchange ideas, conversations and information that we hope you find find interesting and fun.

You can listen to it on Spotify at

Let me know if you enjoy it and if you would like to send me any questions for either Crinkly or myself (or both), we will probably dedicate one episode to Q&A!

We have already been receiving many messages from littles, carers and families who said they enjoed it and also found it useful, or found an episode that speaks to them. We are still a new podcast, have just published 4 episodes, and looking forward to more. The Crinkle Club is out every other Tuesday, until we take a summer break.

[~Brian~]

@Miss Mummy

On 4/15/2024 at 6:25 PM, Miss Mummy said:

want to let you know that there is a new ABDL Podcast. "The Crinkle Club", hosted by my friend Comfortably Crinkly and myself. We talks about many aspects of ABDL and bring guests to the Club.

Comfortably Crinkly is the owner of Crinkly Creations, a company that sells handmade custom diapers, and I am a professional ABDL carer. Together we explore, exchange ideas, conversations and information that we hope you find find interesting and fun.

You can listen to it on Spotify at

I am interested and will check it out

On 4/15/2024 at 6:25 PM, Miss Mummy said:

Let me know if you enjoy it and if you would like to send me any questions for either Crinkly or myself (or both), we will probably dedicate one episode to Q&A!

We have already been receiving many messages from littles, carers and families who said they enjoed it and also found it useful, or found an episode that speaks to them. We are still a new podcast, have just published 4 episodes, and looking forward to more. The Crinkle Club is out every other Tuesday, until we take a summer break.

I certainly will do that!!   It's GOOD that there are podcasts and members in our community that can provide TRUE and accurate information about our being who we are and what we are, without throwing us into the negative light that many sites and people do, when they do NOT UNDERSTAND the fetish and/or the lifestyle we live.  When people that do not understand why we do what we do, they can have ideas about what they THINK being an AB/DL is, and what it is not, and we have to be able to EDUCATE people about the fetish/lifestyle itself, because we DO have our reasons and beliefs and  while someone may READ or POST videos and such that show us in the negative light, it makes people think we are something we are NOT, and that is where podcasts and posts and other media sources can let people know that there are GOOD things about being who and what we are, and people should NOT assume that being AB/DL is BAD. - because it's NOT - I have learned a LOT from people on DD about what this fetish and lifestyle IS and what it is NOT, and I can tell you that for example:  I wear diapers because of my disability, and my mobility issues, as well as because of incontinence BOTH ways:  I KNOW for a fact that wearing diapers and using them is also a comfort for me, and they are stress relievers as well:  When I have a diaper on, I don't worry about if I am going to use it, I just KNOW that I WILL use it, so I am prepared when I go out - I have learned that being an AB or DL, or whatever we identify as, is NOT bad, it's the way we are "wired" and that is something you cannot change:  I was a DL since the age of 8, and I tried to suppress the urges I was dealing with, and the feelings that wearing diapers gave me, and I did so, and it was hard sometimes.  When I started having problems with incontinence and accidents, IBS, and diverticulitis.   in 2019 and 2020, I sought help, and decided that because of these issues, that I would wear diapers and see what happens.

What happened was, I was STILL having problems with Incontinence, IBS, and Diverticulitis, and on top of that, I wasn't sleeping very well, and I noticed that when I have a diaper on, I don't have to worry, because the diaper is there to HELP me, and I CAN and DO use it when it happens.  In 2020, i went to see my doctor, and told HIM that I had decided to go 24/7/365 in diapers, because they help me with my issues, and while the diapers do that, they also help me deal with the urges and feelings that I get when I have them on:  and the BEST thing:  I DON'T HAVE to HIDE my Incontinence anymore, and I can legitimately Wear and Use diapers, because I NEED them, and I have been diagnosed as Incontinent, and there are people with CP and other disabilities that may have to deal with incontinence issues throughout their lives.

Because of this, and because of several people on DD, and in my support team, I made the decision I did, for my health, well being, physical and mental health and sanity - I am more relaxed and I do not worry about this now, unlike when I was younger, when wearing diapers may illicit a response that is NOT favorable:  because of my disability, I understand that diapers can/will/have been used to help those who deal with incontinence, and any conditions that may necessitate use of diapers.  I also wore them while in pediatric rehab stints, where they did NOT want to get up and move around without the staff helping us, and I wore because they were NOT too keen on taking us to the bathroom in time, so they would diaper us, and change us as needed, because they said it was "'Easier to change a diaper and clean you up, than having to take us out of bed, and transfer to wheelchair(s) or walking aids to get to the bathroom."

I would NOT change my decision, and I don't regret or try to second guess it either:  It was easier for me to accept the decision and implement that decision.  I told the people who I thought should know about the decision I made in 2020 and it was they understood and supported my decision and choice:  I worry about things that I shouldn't worry about sometimes, and incontinence has gone from a 10 on the list of worries down to a 0 (Zero), and I don't sweat it anymore.

If you are interested in my Journey Thread about how I started as a young kid, and dealing with that, and other issues, please don't hesitate to click on it and read it, and if you want to comment on it, that would be OK too

Thank you for letting us know about your podcast

Brian

Edited April 19 by ~Brian~
added link to journey thread and made spelling and usage changes :)

[Miss Mummy]

Thank you for the appreciation, and I hope this podcast will in one way or another help others either to understand ABDL better or to feel better about themselves. If it achieves that, the hosts will feel really happy to have accomplished this.