Baby Powder

Yes I've found it triggers my fetish...

Its a must with wearing diapers, no powder no fun, keeps things less sticky, in hot situations.

Summer's Eve Cotton Breeze - the best softness in a powder, and a beautiful youthful scent!

How do you become addicted to baby powder?

I've been wearing and using 4 the last couple of weeks. Its the only diaper use I've had since I was 14 I don't use any powder no rashes yet mabe I should get some powder and not push my luck

I use baby powder with every change. I have been lucky so far as to not having a diaper rash. I have been incontinent for over 30 years now. My doctor has prescribed diapers for me and I have to wear them 24/7.

Of course, diapering and using oil and powder is all part of the diaper experience, and it helps prevent the dreaded diaper rash.

I use Johnsons baby product for everthin from bath times to nappy changes love the smell and the powder is great to keep babies botty smooth and soft

It's great but not too much.

I use baby powder and nappy rash cream at every change with my daughter who is 18 the baby powder enforces the feeling of being a little one again and it makes the little one smell nice either after a change or a bath

No I don't care for baby powder but I just love the smell and feel of baby lotion

.... I never thought to do that.... I'm trying that the next time I need a change.

Baby powder is great

Baby powder... the smell is just so good!!! However, it has the effect of making me feel very little indeed!!

OMG yes! all the time. I even like to try different scented kinds

I have always loved the scent of baby powder and used it in preference to other powders long before I heard of the diaper fetish... now when I do wear a diaper it is just natural for me to sprinkle some in the diaper before I put it on, particularly since I am allergic to lanolin, so I tend to shy away from using creams wherever possible.

I love Johnson & Johnson's Talc Baby Powder (the original). It works wonders for me in preventing diaper friction and in aiding in preventing diaper-rash. I am careful not to inhale it accidentally while I apply it (I squeeze or shake the container into my diapers while I'm wearing them), for it is bad for the lungs. What makes the powder work is what makes it dangerous to inhale: the shape of the mineral plates. Talc plates slide easily one over another, but they apparently lodge in the lungs and work ill there. Nonetheless, it is an essential, must-have item on my changing-table.

For me, cornstarch powder can worsen or even cause diaper-rash. Seems for some, like me, it can fuel a yeast infection, which can be one of the causes of, manifestations of, or sequelae to a diaper-rash. Cornstarch works wonders for many (Ken Kesey was a big fan, although he was not to my knowledge a diaper-fetishist), but for this adult-toddler diaperboy, the tried-and-true talcum works splendidly.

The only down-side of any baby powder is, as is well-known, interference with the proper adhesion of the tapes on disposable diapers. Even just a little powder on the fingers, the tape, or the landing-strip can spell disaster. I have had a number of seemingly well-taped 'sposies come all undone (oops!) for this very reason. Not fun. That's another reason why I prefer to squirt or shake the powder into my disposable diaper after it's actually snugly taped on.

I should add that if one mingles the scent of Johnson & Johnson's baby oil with the J&J talc powder (but not the cornstarch, which is differently scented), the result comes surprisingly close to the ever-elusive, evanescent, magical Pampers scent from the '60's and '70's. Hope that comment does not amount to a hijacking of the thread.

Yeah I love the nice cool feeling it has

Whenever I get padded up in a nappy I always sprinkle some Johnson and Johnson

Baby powder,the aroma is very intoxicating,makes your skin feel smooth and helps prevent nappy rash

I also like using it to just keep dry down there

Its like a drug so intoxicating, baby fresh.

All of my girls get proper care after cleansing. Rash cream if irritation is present then ointment if they poo a lot. A generous shake of powder in the diaper and on the girl, spread carefully by hand, and its time to pin them up and put on plastic pants.

I have always put baby powder in my diapers before putting them on. Even when I was younger and punished with diapers...the diapers always had powder sprinkled in them. I suppose then it was for the extra effect. I do it now because it feels good and also helps with odor control. I use baby lotion as well in my diapers and it helps keep me from getting diaper rash. For those who have to wear them around the clock, that is the battle we fight everyday.

Everytime i diaper up i use baby powder it feels so nice and soft

Every diaper i wear we use plenty of powder on my butt and front

Always, at times I wear diapers that can be worn or even doubled for longer periods of time, so it helps reduce diaper rash, and adds to the effective of being fully treated like a baby and smelling like one.

I watched a little bit of an episode of "My Strange Addiction" on TV and it featured a woman that was addicted to sniffing/snorting baby powder. I could only watch for a short period of time, it was almost too hard to watch this woman snorting large amounts of baby powder. I admit that I love the smell of baby powder, too, but this is taking it to quite an extreme level. If I was going to diaper a woman (one of my fantasies), I would definitely sprinkle liberal amounts of baby powder during the diapering.

Right after taking a shower I get a diaper change by my girlfriend. She makes sure that the diaper has plenty of powder and that I 'm fulled pasted on with rash cream.

Yeah always use baby powder in my diapers, help to avoid diaper rash.

In my opinion. No diaper is complete with out baby powder. 😃