Does anyone remember the last diapers they wore as a child?

Update: the last time I remember wearing a diaper/nappy as a child was at a slumber party at a friend's house where I spent 5 days in pure bliss as I was treated like a baby/infant.

You can read all about it in my story called the Magic House.

@RobbyBayB It was a good idea for your mother to put rubber pants over your training pants to provide extra protection in case of an accident.Cloth trainers don't offer much protection in case of an accident, especially if it's a larger one. Cloth trainers were probably uncomfortable when they were wet. By using snap on pants you didn't have to get undressed to put them on.

After someone has some potty training they sometimes don't want to wear a diaper. How did you feel about wearing diapers after you started potty training?

The trainers and rubber pants combination has saved people from having to wear diapers

As I got older, I didn’t really like being diapered. But resistance was was futile. Nevertheless, I would put up a token protest, “I don’t need diapers.“ my mom would usually reply by reminding me of the last time I wet my pants.

As I got older, I didn’t really like being diapered. But resistant was was futile. Nevertheless, I would put up a token protest, “I don’t need diapers.“ I am Homewood usually reply by reminding me of the last time I wet my pants.

It was the opposite for me. Once I was in my teens and had been playing with myself under my diapers and rubber pants, especially after they were wet, the thought of never being able to wear diapers again was scary. I had come to identify diapers with sexual pleasure and never wanted it to stop. When my bedwetting finally stopped on its own I was in my late teens, and no longer had a good reason to wear diapers. But I did anyway with my mothers permission, not always but when I when I was home from college.

@RobbyBayB I know when someone is older they often don't want to wear diapers. Especially if they also wear pull ups or underwear and use the potty sometimes. If someone was older and didn't want to wear diapers I would tell them it's to keep them dry and comfortable.It's easier to change a diaper than clean up after an accident. Your mother wanted to diaper you to keep you dry and comfortable. She reminded you of your last accident so you would see that you need to wear diapers.

I would tell them that when they get more practice at making it to the potty they can wear pull ups or underwear instead of diapers.

When they were diapered I would work with them on potty training by asking them if they needed to pee or taking them to the potty.

If they were afraid that others could tell when they were diapered I would tell them that today's disposable diapers are pretty quiet and virtually unnoticeable under clothes. With the older plastic backed disposable diapers you could hear the crinkle and see the bulk and outline of the diaper under clothes so that there was no doubt about what someone was wearing.

I still have vivid memories of wearing terry / cotton nappies.

The very last diaper/nappies in child size that I can still vividly remember being put into and not by choice other than when I was an infant/toddler,

other than when I was curious about wearing diapers against aged 5-6, although that's another story for another day.

would have been when I was 9& a half at a slumber party at my friend's house as mentioned before, the article is entitled the magic house

And it was a pair of Pampers ultra in XL for boys I remember them being very thick and comfortable and myself waddling like a duck and feeling like a toddler rather than a 9.5 year young child.

Read my previous message if you haven't already done so.

Can all remember be in terry nappies and plastic pants back in the 70s

When I was eight, almost nine, I had an opportunity to ride along with my dad one night when he was driving truck. My mom said I could go, but she felt that if I napped during the trip, the motion and vibration of the truck might make me wet my pants. My option was to wear a diaper or not go. I decided that I really wanted to go so I reluctantly said I would wear a diaper. My mom pinned two of my sisters cloth diapers on me and then had me set up and handed me some plastic pants and said "Here. Put these on". They were pull on plastic pants. After I got them on to her satisfaction, I put on my jeans, socks, shoes and shirt, and dad and I left. She was right about me having an accident because about two thirds of the way through the trip, I crawled back over the seat and layed down in the sleeper. I snoozed for about fifteen to twenty minutes and when I woke up, much to my disappointment, I had indeed wet my diaper. I told dad and he said "Well then, I guess it's a good thing you were wearing a diaper". He didn't make much of a deal about it, but when I got home and I told my mom, she was almost gleeful as she said, "I knew it...I knew it". That was the last time I was diapered...by my mom anyway.

I don't. My mom told me she put a disposable diaper on me when I was 18 months old when we were going on a vacation. Pampers had just come out. When we would stop for potty breaks, my diaper was dry. My mom set me on the toilet and I went. By the time we arrived at my grandma's house, I was potty trained.

@COkid Your mother was wise to diaper you for the truck ride. She knew when you were most likely to have an accident. She wanted to keep you dry and comfortable

Since there were no disposable diapers or pull ups back then, she used cloth diapers and plastic pants on you. If I was going to put a cloth diaper on someone as more of a "just in case" measure, I would use a pull on diaper to make it easier for them to use the potty.

Your diaper was probably bulky and noticeable under clothing. When you wet your diaper it probably become soggy and uncomfortable. I would have sent an extra diaper or two with so you could be changed so you wouldn't be in a wet diaper for the rest of the trip.

I don't.

I recall one occasion when I wet myself in kindergarten.

@COkid You were probably embarrassed because you were wearing diapers. I would help to make it less embarrassing. I would reassure you that the diapers weren't punishment. They are there to keep you dry and comfortable because you have accidents sometimes. I would tell you that the road is not a good place to have an accident. I would have you wear clothes that concealed your diaper as much as possible.

I would send extra diapers in case you wet and extra clothes in case your diaper leaked. Keeping you dry would be a team effort between you and your dad. I would tell you that just because you are wearing a diaper doesn't mean that you have to wet it. If you if you need to pee you can tell your dad so he can stop at a bathroom. I would tell you that you can ask for a dry diaper if you are wet. I would tell your dad to periodically ask if you need to pee or ask if you are wet. I would also have him check your diaper periodically because sometimes if someone is older and at least somewhat potty trained they might be embarrassed if they wet their diaper so they might not tell someone. You were trained. You were wearing diapers because you have accidents.

As far as the truck ride was concerned, it was not expected that I would wet my diaper. It was not that long of a trip, and I had the accident about two hours before we were to get home. I wasn't all that wet, and we were on a schedule, and stopping frequently was not really a viable option. As for the diaper attire , it was purely form follows function.

@COkid You were probably embarrassed because you were wearing diapers. I would help to make it less embarrassing. I would reassure you that the diapers weren't punishment. They are there to keep you dry and comfortable because you have accidents sometimes. I would tell you that the road is not a good place to have an accident. I would have you wear clothes that concealed your diaper as much as possible.

I would send extra diapers in case you wet and extra clothes in case your diaper leaked. Keeping you dry would be a team effort between you and your dad. I would tell you that just because you are wearing a diaper doesn't mean that you have to wet it. If you if you need to pee you can tell your dad so he can stop at a bathroom. I would tell you that you can ask for a dry diaper if you are wet. I would tell your dad to periodically ask if you need to pee or ask if you are wet. I would also have him check your diaper periodically because sometimes if someone is older and at least somewhat potty trained they might be embarrassed if they wet their diaper so they might not tell someone. You were trained. You were wearing diapers because you have accidents.

Your advice to have COkid’s father check him frequently is good. However, my mom would have me wear clothes that were easy for checking and changing. Those usually make my diapers much more obvious, rather than concealing them. Practicality always Trumped discreetness.

Excluding the boring adult ones I put on for a few days after an oil enema the last ones were training pants. I think they had Winnie the Poo on them or was it a Teddy? Possibly it is a false memory. That was a long time ago. I do remember my potty chair. It was made of wood and had a blue plastic pot. I trained myself.

I still have boxes of the cloth diapers I wore as a child. I could not bring myself to throwing them out since Mom put so much work into sewing them. I also have a few of her retail diapers she sold in her business.

I don't remember the exact brand of the diapers, but I think they were Pampers. I peed in bed as a child until 8 years old and even after that I wore Huggies DryNites

My parents used cloth diapers when I was a child.

But when I was 8, as punishment, they put me in Pampers Ultra Dry diapers (1994).

My last diapers were DryNites panties

My parents used a mixture of cloth and disposable nappies with my siblings and I, and I remember the feeling of both when I was very little.

The last nappies I wore as a child were DryNites when I was 3/4. I toilet trained early, probably as my older siblings were toilet trained and I wanted to be like them, combined with my parents “hurrying” me along to be like them.

Given the “hurry along” I am surprised I don’t like nappies as a part of ageplay or abdl… I have read lots of accounts by people who are into wearing nappies that make me think the ‘comfort’ they are seeking is due to their safety blanket being ripped off too soon so to speak.

Prior to the DryNites and Pull-ups I remember wearing soft Huggies nappies with cute prints on them when going out/ going to friends or family, or heavy and uncomfortable cloth nappies when we were staying home all day.