Visible diapers on young girls

Why has it always been acceptable for little boys to run around in just his diapers and a t-shirt. But when it comes to girls they are usually covered not always but most times.

Your thoughts please

It may be that while there are nice diaper covers for both boys and girls, the covers designed for girls are more elaborate and many girls tolerate dressing up better than boys. For boys, a diaper is often enough to get up and go.

And then there is the Mommy/Daddy factor. Babies are not in control of what they wear. If daddy is doing the diapering then for a boy diapers and little shirt is just fine.

For a mommy she wants her little girl to be that storybook nursery look with the pretty

accessories (ruffled PINK frilly diaper cover)!

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I have a daughter that I adopted from China back many years ago. My dieing wife had made all of the arrangements but sadly passed before the deed was done. I have been a single dad for the past 13 years after the adoption and for the life of me I could never get her to wear more clothes than just her diaper and her t-shirt when she was a baby. I would go to great lengths to dress her and make her look good to only have her strip down to just her diaper and t-shirt.

I am not sure there is a difference in acceptance.

It is rare to see of course but I have seen younger children, girls as well as boys, wearing a nappy at the beach or changing at the pool.

The oldest was a boy of about eight, he had shorts on but his nappy was clearly showing above the waistband as he played on the beach.

Also on the beach a girl of six I saw playing happily on the sand with just a nappy on.

I don't know that I've seen much of a difference either. For the toddler set it seems to be common in some circles but not at all in others.

In my area in the summer it's not unusual to see kids in just a diaper playing in a sprinkler or running around the yard.