Who remembers PLASTIC pants being called RUBBER pants?

Rubber pants, plastic pants were used interchangeably at our house. Most of the time they were called baby pants.

Rubber Pants! YAY! They were always made of plastic during the time my sisters and I were in diapers (50's and 60's). Yet water proof baby pants were always called "rubber pants". For some reason my sisters always seemed to say "rubber pants" (along with diapers) with an unusual degree of enthusiasm. Maybe because at that age there was going to be one of us threatened with being forced to wear them. It really didn't happen though. As the threat, along with the excitement of all of us cheering for the victim to have the sentence carried out was sufficient to solve the problem. I have no doubt that a diapering with "rubber pants" would be carried out if the problem persisted.

I also recall long ago once when my older sister and I were being led home from a shopping trip. We were both very young. As we walked along I brought up the fact that Grandma had purchased rubber pants. I remember bragging to her and my sister how I was now a big boy and didn't need rubber pants any more. I also recall grandma never saying a word.

Well, the next morning I woke up to brilliant sunshine streaming in the window. I also recall that I was unusually warm between my legs. It was then I discovered that I was diapered at some point probably when I was too tired to put up much resistance (like none). I was really wet too. I remember thinking about those rubber pants from the day before and how they were now enclosing my very wet diaper. It occurred to me that I obviously wasn't the "big boy" that I thought I was.

It didn't seem to bother me much other than the fact that I had made note of it. I don't recall being taken out of the diapers that morning so I doubt the whole thing ever seemed to be traumatic to me. It was like Huh...I'm wearing a wet diaper.....

So yeah "Rubber Pants", even just the words "rubber pants"still hold a very powerful fascination for me.

I was born in 1988 and my parents always referred to my bed protection as a "rubber sheet" (It actually was) and my plastic pants as "rubber pants" My father had been a bedwetter until his early teens and that is what his parents called them. He was born in 1952. I still refer to them the same way.

I was born in 47 and they were rubber but vinyl appeared at about that time. By the later fifties I remember little kids in just vinyl. I'm sure they were called rubber pants because most of them were just that.

I was born in '57 and remember them called "rubber pants" even though the only ones I ever remember seeing were plastic. I don't think I ever saw any actual rubber pants until I ordered a pair about 30 years ago just to "try them out" (and I didn't like them...they tear easily and within about an hour I'd torn mine).

I can remember that threat--scary then but a huge turn on now--"If you wet your pants again you'll be back in DIAPERS AND RUBBER PANTS!!"

And I remember hearing "rubber baby buggy bumpers" as a tongue-twister but never as a name for rubber/plastic pants. But from now on, whenever I hear that I'm sure I'll have plastic pants on my mind (though I usually do 90% of the time anyway).

Actually, I do remember my mom referring to plastic pants as "rubber" pants. I was born in "55 and remember my little sister wearing plastic pants, not really myself then. Mom always called them rubber pants because in the early 50's and before they were made of rubber. I do remember my mom having rubber girdles. I think they were Playtex brand. I would see them on the wash-line and I always think of them when I hear "rubber pants". They were like rubber pants with vent holes near the crotch area. A real blast from the past since hardly any woman wears girdles nowadays!

I remember them as rubberpants also just the thought of them over your diapers implied you was a bedwetter and when the kids seen then on the lines oh boy my mom borrowed the cloth diapers from her friend next door and bought the plastic pants gerber toddler sized and they were extremely big for babypants really fit over my cloth

I remember my grandmother referring to them as rubber pants. I can clearly remember her saying to me "Come here Damien, let's see what's in those rubbers" as she'd catch me holding back with my legs crossed. Sometimes she'd pat my butt and get my potty ready to be sat on.

These days over the occasional diaper I wear for large enemas, plastic pants are boring and useless. Rubber pants are very erotic.

Eric

Growing up, I have heard others say "rubber pants". In my household it was always "Plastic Pants" when we were growing up. My wife and I use the term "Plastics" or "Rubbers" on occasion

Mine were called rubber pants and were made with rubber (latex, actually) during the 70s in Argentina. I loved them and I still love to wear rubber pants (made with latex).

That's all I ever called them. Mine are poofy pink and ruffled and cannot be hidden especially since he makes me wear them with short little girl dresses. It is and isn't a humiliation punishment. If I've been bad I have to wear them in front of company or in public. When I'm not allowed to talk, I have to suck my thumb.if I don't have a bottle in my mouth. When I'm bad, he will change me anywhere in front of anybody. But, sometimes, we enjoy me being his little when it's just us. I love belonging to him so completely.

I was born in the early fifties and the oldest of a number of siblings. As a young teenager I was hooked by my siblings plastic pants. It was the smell and the gorgeous soft plastic feel of the plastic pants that got me. I took some and put them on, the rest is history. My mum used to call them rubbers and that is what I call my plastic pants. I also refer them as my baby rubbers. I have quite a few pairs of pink ones, which I all my pink baby rubbers.

I am not into the ABDL scene at all, I am straight, I love straight sex with my wife. It is just wearing my baby rubbers that do it for me. I clearly have a fetish for wearing baby rubbers. I love to just searching for them on the internet and buying pairs of baby rubbers, I can’t help buying them.

I'm wearing right now rubber pants (not plastic). They are blue, and are made with a one piece of latex. I love them. I wore almost the same (those were raw latex color) till I was four.

My aunt always calls my plastic pants rubber pants she.always says they were better than these rubbish plastic pants, she is old school and still use terry nappies which i don't mind she has never been a fan of disposable calling them cheap and inferior she says terry nappies are the best which i do agree on but not having a well padded bottom when we go out.

I grew up wearing cloth diapers and rubber pants that my mom would put me in each night because I was a bedwetter. Mom always called them rubber pants and I finally stopped wearing them each night around when I turned 17, although I never lost the strong desire and need to wear diapers and now wear cloth prefolds and rubber pants every night and always during the day when I am with my girlfriend. As I write this I am going potty in my pink diaper and pink rubber pants. I know they are really plastic but I have always called them rubber pants and my girlfriend now does as well. I've been fascinated with cloth diapers and rubber pants for over 60 years and have sexualized diapers and rubber pants since I first began to play with my pee when I was 12-13 in my night time diaper and rubber pants;

@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. I would do the same thing because an accident that soaks through your training pants would be embarrassing. It's especially important to provide extra protection during the early stages of training when accidents are more likely.

I seem to recall my mother referring to them frequently as rubber pants when my sister was born in the summer of 1956. But by late summer of 1957 when I wound up diapered for occasional bedwetting, I remember calling them plastic pants, as in "can we leave the plastic pants off"? I thought maybe it would be more like thick underwear rather than wearing a diaper and rubber/plastic pants. She didn't pay any attention to my request however, and I wound up with three cloth diapers and snap on plastic pants, and a bit of an effort to get my pajama bottoms over them.

I agree with others that grew up in the 50’s and 60’s, the term rubber pants was still the norm. When I was 11 and having to wear cloth diapers at night, I remember going to the department stores looking for plastic pants that would fit me over my diapers, she would hold them up to me to see it they would fit, but she couldn’t find any. She continued to use her old rubber panty girdle over my diapers.

Yes I remember the the term rubber pants being in common usage, I wore plastic pants and terry towelling nappies for bed bedwetting between the ages of 11 and 13. My mum always referred to them as my waterproofs (probably to protect my delicate ego). My sister mostly called them baby pants or rubber knickers she cared little for my ego.

Wife and I call them good 'ol cloth diapers and rubber pants...that's what I always wear...BabyEric

They were called rubber pants in South Africa. They were white, so they might have been plastic pants... But we called them rubber pants.

I remember my grandma calling them rubber pants. My mom always referred to them as plastic panties or plastic pants.

Isn't it fascinating how childhood memories shape us?

I remember my grandmother talking about 'rubbers' for babies, although I was never put into them myself. It was always disposable nappies when I was growing up.