Research

You cannot tell me nobody hasn't pondered the earliest and first known ab/dl or perhaps unknown...... anybody? anybody? bueler? bueler?

I think it was on the Discovery channel. On the wall of some cave, a picture of a caveman taking a wet loincloth from off his loins! The loincloth was much thicker then most of the other caveman's loincloths, but it seems it was about the same thickness as a caveman baby's loincloth. He was also pictured with a gourd type rattle in hand.

The Diaper Dreams research department will get right on this topic. Just be a little patient things move a little slow around here sometimes.

I think it goes back farther than that. i think that they were using diapers in the bibical time.

Found this interesting post somewhere referring the the word diaper:

"It came into English long ago from Old French "diapre/diaspre" from Medieval Latin "diasprum." Oxford lists a reference from 1350:

[a1350 Syr Degarre 802: "In a diapre clothed she was"]"

The First Nations people used moss from the forest for their babies before modern times - no diaper rashes.

Come on kids the earliest diapers we know of were from the flintstones LOL!!! dont you remember pebbles and bam bam being in them?

I think they were called rock bottom diapers back then !!! later they changed to pampers after introduction of polymers and gels to hold liquid better LOL!!