First Diaper Buying Experience

What was your first diaper buying experience like?

I spent many years stealing baby diapers whenever I could. When I was a teenager (16) with a job,I finally got up the courage to buy my own. Late one night, I went to the far side of town where I thought no one would recognize me. I went in and bought the biggest disposable huggies they had (I didn't know there was such a thing as adult diapers)! Naturally, I was extremely nervous. When I went up to pay...waiting in line was a girl who went to my school. She noticed the diapers and asked if they were for me. I nearly died! But...it turned out what she meant was, she thought I had fathered a baby! I was so relieved. I told her they were for my sister's baby. I paid and walked to my car with my heart pounding. I set the diapers on the seat next to me and headed back to my side of town.

Before I got home, I was pulled over by a police officer; he came back and shined his light in there right on those diapers. He asked where I was going and where I had been. I shot him the same story as I'd given the girl from school. He went to call my tag in and left me sitting, imagining that I was going to get arrested for "possession of diapers" and have a lot of explaining to do to my parents. Actually, I had a headlight burned out. Fortunately, the officer just gave me a ticket and sent me on my way. I've never since been so relieved to get a ticket!

On the way home, I stopped off in a secluded place and slipped a diaper into my undies and went home padded and happy. The package went in the trunk and I had a diaper buying initiation that I'd never forget!

What's your story?

I spent most of my teenage and young adult years using towels and plastic bags. then came the internet. buying is so easy and pretty much confidential. I did buy a package od depends from a pharmacy in st louis once. it was a little tense, but it turned out to be no big deal, the lady at the counter took my money and i was on my way.

The first time i ever bought big boy diapers was at the local drug store and wouldnt you know it i get in line when nobody was around and look behind me and there are probably 3 woman all staring at me some with a smile some looking at me like i am a freak. I thought would die there but i survived. That is till the one time some lady came up to me and told me i need a change i am statinrg to leak ,gave me a wink and left i nearly shit myself out of embaressment. So unless you like the humiliation of buying in public recomend the internet,but the public is so much more exciting to me. Now i get them and dont even care who sees me getting them pretty girls other men whoever they dont say anything anyway but you will get a few looks or a giggle but no big deal.

I was about 14 and biked to a local pharmacy. I was embarrassed and had a hard-on. but i

was on a mission. I bought the largest size plastic baby pants which had a baby scent. I then rode home through a wooded area, ripped open the package, put one on even though it was tight and put the rest in my bag. I the road the rest of the way home wearing it. I was so excited but I was afraid that the cashier would ask me questions or tell somebody who knew me.

The 1st time for me was go to supermarket and surveyed wat brand i need n buy it and leave

My first diaper buying experience was a amazingly awesome rush for me i was at

Snyders Drug Store when I was 11 buy myself and i found the original attends jr-youth diapers they were white and for over 35 pounds and up to 110 pounds i bought a 12 pack of them for $3 dollars...

Then a few months latter i discoverd the original goodnites which at the time were only in size medium 45-65 pounds and size large 65-85 pounds although the larges were more like a xl and the mediums were more like a large...

They were all white and huge and came in a 9 pack of large for $6.99

My first time was soo embarassing. Nobody asked any questions, but I was extremely self conscious, and i continuously paced around the store, acting like i was there to buy something else. Eventually, I took them off the shelf, looked at the check out, to see if anybody was checking out. When the coast was clear, i hurried to the cash register, paid for them, and walked with a fast pace home.

It does get easier.

The first time I ever bought diapers, I was so scared I could hardly do it. Now it is no different for me than buying sanitary supplies.

I just had a long response typed and lost it.. that sucks....

I used to sneak diapers when I was younger from family, friends and when I would babysit for neighbors etc. Usually just 1 or 2 at a time. I then went for a few years that I didnt use any diapers... when in high school I seen a sample pack of depends and bought them. The cashier asked my what I needed them for and I just said that they were for a prank on a friend for his birthday and she laughed.

Over time I have bought baby diapers to stuff in my underwear, depends and goodnights. A few years ago I bought some Attends 10 at a drug store and recently have purchased some good diapers online. I take a risk that way as I have them shipped to work but put "Personal" behind my name. So far nobody has opened the boxes or asked what is was. If they did I would use the excuse that they were free samples for my grandmother that has problems at night.

If you can prepare yourself a good reason or excuse before you check out etc you will be better able to pull it off. Practice before you buy....

AG

Used to go to boots and buy whatever they supplied. rarely proper nappies but plastic pants and padding. While fun at the time it was a bit tricky to to leak all over the place. Now live near London and John Bell Croydon supply Tena which are great

The first time was at wal-mart i never felt was nervous about going. but i got the courage to go the counter and buy them. thank god know one saw me.

Yesterday i told my mom that i was going on a bike ride. Then I took a slight detour to walgreens there i went to the back and spent a couple of mins looking then i picked up a bag of depends (small wich are not very small). went towards the front and there were no cashiers 😮. so i was waiting in line with a pack of diapers .then this old lady came up to me and said Is this your only item?, i said yes and i bought them. outside i stuffed the depends in my back pack and rode home. on the way i got some wierd looks but it was realy worth it. when i arrived home i put my backpack behind the fans and got them when my parents were gone. 😁 😁 😁

and i still have them after 3 months.(8 left) no 7 left just pissed.

My first ever diaper purchase was online. I didn't buy diapers in public until this past September. I had been visiting my brother and his wife (who live about 5 hours away from me) for the weekend, and on the way down I noticed a few stores/pharmacies (Rite Aid, CVS, etc..), knowing that when I got home I would have the house to myself for about a week since my parents would be continuing on to a vacation in the Outer Banks. So, when I left I remembered where I had seen some of those stores and pulled over. I went into a Rite Aid and started walking around unassumingly. Eventually I found myself in the incontinence aisle and started nonchalantly looking at the Depends and other adult diapers. I found the right size and grabbed the bag, went over to the cold drinks, grabbed a soda and walked up to the registers. The cashier was an older lady and merely greeted me and rang up the Depends and my soda. I paid, grabbed my bag of Depends and walked back to my car and drove home to a week of wearing diapers.

I Bought my first diapers a couple of years ago at Jean Coutu. I walked around the store waiting for my chance, and finally I got it! I grabbed a bag of Depends and hurried to the cash. I don't think the cashier was too suspicious because they were too big for me and I told her they were for my Grand Mother so I payed and biked back home, making sure to hide them. Man was I nervous! I've been buying Attends 10 ever since, no one has been the wiser.

My first nappy buying experience was in Boots in Nottingham buying drynites. I must have stood in the nappy aisle for a good 10mins stareing at the bag before plucking up the courage to buy them. I wondered over to the checkouts and queued for what seemed an eternity. I must dreading anybody I knew seeing me. As I looked at the 5 or 6 cashiers serving I spotted an absolute fitty. She was stunning and I was hoping she wouldn't serve me but as fate would have it she did. As I handed over the bag I must have gone 10 shades of red as she looked at them then looked at me, I quickly handed her my money and scarpered. But it was well worth it!

I was in an apartment with 3 other people (I had my own room) and when everyone was out I hopped in my car and went to Harris Teeter. I walked around and got some groceries and then entered the cereal/diaper aisle. I looked at a few cereals then nonchalantly looked around behind me at the aisle of diapers. I quickly grabbed the first Pampers BabyDrys 6 I saw and did my best to hid it under the groceries. I went to self checkout and on the way out I was certain someone would see the diapers through the shopping bag. I drove back and as soon as I got in jumped out of my pants and put on my first diaper as an adult and it felt fantastic. The whole time from when I picked up the pack to when I left the store and got back in my car I was very nervous and shaking a bit at some points.

First time i ever bought them i was around 14. Went to the local pharmacy and passed the diaper aisle a few times, peeked at packages to get the right size and ended up buying depends small. Went tot he register with my heart racing, checked out, got on my bike and split. 13 years later, I jsut walk in get them and anything else i may want/need it doesnt matter. nobody cares, nobody asks, and well heck turns out i need them now anyways. blah.

Yesterday I had a wonderful experience at the Medical Supply Store buying diapers for a trip I am taking. My usual size in Abri Form was not available, I am a very Medium sized diaper wearer, and they fit me perfectly. Two of the Ladies I normally deal with were both trying their very best to help me find something to fill in for my usual diapers.Finally the eldest of the Ladies who turned out to be the wife of the owner of the store suggested I go one size bigger, large. I was not sure about the fit so she offered a sample diaper and the fitting room to try one on.

I had no problems with that and took the diaper and headed to the fitting room with the Lady following close behind me. As I passed into the fitting room the Lady came up behind me and asked if I used Swean Cream and their adult incontinence products, of course I said no I did not. With out even asking she stepped into the fitting room and opened a little cabinet and pulled some powder and a type of adult diaper cream in a tube out and went into a sales pitch. After a few moments of her sales spiel she just asked if I was shy or not and would I like a hand with my new products. She said she had a few ideas about making the larger diapers fit me a little better and also offered the new powder and cream to try.

Now this is not the typical treatment people get from the Sales Staff at the very professional Medical Supply Stores. I was on the verge of diaper change at the hands of a Lady who I had only seen a half a dozen times in the store. Well she did just that removing my not yet wet diapers and then applying the cream and a small amount of powder to my diaper area. The whole time I was flat on my back on the table in the fitting room getting my diapers changed. She was great and stayed true to her sale pitch through my whole diapering process.

With my new diapers snugly in place and secured with the four tape tabs she asked, what did I think of the fit and feel of the diapers and the job she had done? I was truly surprised and soundly diapered, as she offered the floor to ceiling mirror to me to have a look at the job she had done. As I stood admiring the very large fitting diapers and the professional job she had done diapering me, she stood back and smiled at me. I must have been a little red with embarrassment for she said something that was suppose to make me feel better about what just happened. Oh don't be embarrassed she said I have diapered thousands of people here in the store and when I was a Nurse in the Geriatrics Field.

Well with my bottom soundly diapered by the nice Lady / Sale Clerk I gathered my packages and left the store with my pants stretched tight over the large diapers. I had just had one of the nicest diaper experiences of my Adult Life. I can guarantee that I will be back and be a steady customer of that store for a long time. As I was leaving the original Lady commented on the large diapers I had on and how they did not look much different under my street clothes then when I came in wearing my smaller sized diapers.

My fisrt time buy ing diapers was at a medical supply house after years of just wearing plastic pants i decided to add disposables. i went in told them i waslooking for adult diapers. They asked if they were for me or someelse. i told them first for my ederly grandfather, then i said also for me since i was incontient too. They helped me with the size i told them my grand dad wwas the same size then i tried one on in the back more and they fit great i also was able to purchase plastic pants from there to.

The first time I bought diapers on my own I must have been around 18 years old. I had called a pharmacy in another city and asked if they carried adult rubber pants. I thought I could just use the Curity 21x40 diapers underneath. To my surprise the female pharmacist asked if this was for a bedwetting problem. I mumbled that yes it was and she said they had just the thing.

I drove over and told her that I was the one that called about the rubber pants and she took me to a section of the store and showed me a box of "Pro-Pants" which were a plastic pant lined with a soft flannel and also had a thicker snap in flannel liner. She opened the box right there in the middle of the store to show me. I nearly died of embarrassment but it was very exciting. Those became my favorite diapers for quite some time. Often I would use them over regular cloth diapers. They were a milky white, very soft and looked very babyish. Does anyone else remember those pants? They were made by the Salk Company.

Right. First time buying diapers. Now THATS a memory I haven't dredged up in a long time. I believe I was 12 at the time, and had earned about $40 cash from doing chores around the house for my parents. Jumping on my bike, I rode on over to the Blue Room, which was a sewer room about 100 feet up one of those massive drainage pipes. Usually kids hung out there on the weekends, but since it was the first weekend back to school, no one was there. Just down the road there was a CVS, which is where I went next. I meandered around the shop for a good half hour, which probably was giving the staff plenty good reason to watch me, which is probably why I felt do darn nervous. Finally, I grabbed a pair of the Depends Briefs and took them up to the counter, mumbling about how I hated shopping for my grandfather. The lady behind the counter didn't seem to interested in what I had to say or in what I was buying, and just checked me out. My heart was beating like a jack hammer as I walked out the doors and biked back up to the blue room. After making my way up the tunnel and into the room, I stripped off my pants and proceeded to clumsily tape on a Depends diaper. Realizing that it would leak like crazy, I ripped it off and tried again. My hands were shaking so badly it took me 3 tries to get one on correctly. Once I was relatively sure it wouldn't leak, I flooded it after holding it in all day. I have to say, that right there nearly set me off. Pulling my pants back on, I grabbed my bag of diapers and biked home, enjoying the feeling of the warm diaper pressed up against me. The rest of the diapers were enjoyed in the shower that evening while my parents were at dinner, but alas, that is a different story =P

Mine is boring, somewhat. I used to wake up for school when i was in kindergarden and try the last few i had on. Years after in 0th grade the feeling came back and i tried on the some of the ones my sister's baby used, though small. From then the feeling came and went until recently when it grew so big i went and got some samples to try from tranqility. at $1.10 per shipped i figured i might as well buy 2 and see where it goes. Even if my parents (just graduated, but my dad wouldn't be mad even if he found out, mom on the other hand, she's nuts) found out all they'd see is the company's name. I'd say it's an ebay username and he happen to sell some computer parts i needed, since i've been buying a ton non stop recently, so it'd be belivable, especially with the few on their way. Easy to hide, and only got 2 for now.

Now the most awesome story ever, but it's what i got. I'm able to hide it well and have a normal life. I have ways to get the feeling down without affecting others, so all in all, it's not that bad. Though reading on this site and online over the years taught me of the things to avoid when i did get into them, such as telling people, they don't all need to know.

I remember the Salk ProPant very well. They were the first adult diaper I bought. I got them from a Hospital supply store. They used to be available with a plastic outer covering, I think they are still available with a plastisized rayon or nylon but not the plastic. The came with a 3 ply flannel liner that snapped in, but I always used them over the rectangular baby diapers.I think the diaper measured about 21X40, when stacked 3 or for layers thick they made a nice diaper that I was able to pin on until my waste got over 32 inches, then I had to go to a larger adult cloth diaper. I also found some Klienert platic pants in a dollar store in the early seventies, I bought all three pair they had, they were only a buck a piece. They were very nice, for years afterwards I searched numerous dollar stores for more, but never found any. I emailed Klienert about them once and was told they stopped making them a long time ago. My favorite plastic pants now are the Comco, I have a pair that are at least 10 years old and they are still in great shape, just a little stiff from all the washings.

I know. Comco Mfg. have been my favorite as they come in inbetween sizes and all four different colors and a very reasonable price and they do last an amazing long time.

I went to a store and pretended to be quite comfortable with it I was burning with embarrassment. Bo one looked at me strange I suppose I'm young. Around 23 and had my ear phones in. I was on my bike and they wouldnt fit in my backpack I had to string them on the handlebars.

Ordering nappies/diapers on-line is a total no-no for me as my partner would be bound to ask what I had ordered, so it meant I was going to have to buy in person. After months of building up the courage, I went to a local disability shop and made up some story about my grandfather. Whether or not the assistant believed me, she was extremely nice and helpful and I came away with my first set of nappies/diapers.

However, I only have a few left now so am going to have to go through it all again...

I was at boarding school and about thirteen years old. I wrote a letter to a firm that always advertised in the weekend newspapers (I used to spend hours scouring for those type of ads). I recieved two boxed pairs of plastic (PVC) pants with a plastic pocket welded into the gusset for the nappy pad and two complimentary disposable insert pads. The most embarrassing moment was when the post arrived at the breakfast table in the morning. Everyone wanted to know what you got if it was a parcel - it might have been a cake or something edible and we were all obsessed by food, as this school ran on a shoestring. I managed to fob people off somehow and later went into the toilets to try them on. Then found that they were noisy and did not prevent urine leaks at the seams into my school trousers but fortunately not enough for anyone to notice. First time I ordered from a shop (a chemist) was about the same age. I made up a note to give to the pharmacist thinking that I would not have to say anything, but the first thing she asked was "Who are they for?" I dont think she sussed me as an ab as you never heard about it in those days. Sweating profusely I mumbled "Oh they are for Mrs Jones" - as if she would know the lady! My note asked for a pair of drop-front incontinence pants - I wasnt really sure what these were, but I'd come across a reference to them in a magazine advice column. However they were just great with a poppered flap at the front to make changing the nappy inside easier.

My first time was some generic ones at walgreens. I went in very nervously, and stood in line shaking while holding the bag. The cashier was an attractive young girl who just smiled at me. Perhaps she knew what was up? Anyhow, as she was putting them in the bag they fell, I bent over to get them and surely everyone saw what I was getting. As soon as I got into the car I opened the bag and checked them out, and was appalled at the poor quality. Live and learn I guess.

My first diaper buying time was when I was about 15, and mommy needed me to purchase some more diapers for MYSELF, my mommy gave me the money and sent me to the local pharmacy. She told me to look at ALL the brands and types. I looked them all over very nervously,and purchased the same ones she was already using on me. The Pampers. I was nervous as I approached the register, and paid for them without any problems. That was the first of many more times.

I was I my 20 s. Went to sears and got clouth diapers