Do you choose your diapers based on comfort, practicality, absorbancy or looks?

Nytwatch1. Fighting off diaper rash.

I’ve worn diapers day and night for almost 30 years. Early on I had several bouts of diaper rash. The most effective way to prevent diaper rash is to shower in the morning and to wipe my diaper area with wet wipes before going to bed.

The real secret is to liberally apply J&J baby lotion. It’s designed for the super sensitive skin of new borns and toddlers who are exposed to urine contact for hours on end. It works well for me.

I didn't choose my diapers, my diapers choose me. I wet my bed until I was 17 and my mother made me wear diapers and rubber pants until I stopped wetting my bed. She only used cloth diapers and rubber pants. My first sexual experiences happened during puberty when I played with myself under my diapers, especially after they were wet. For the next few years until I stopped wetting my bed, I masturbated once or twice day in my clot diapers. Since then, I never felt aroused, got hard or came unless I had a cloth diaper and rubber pants on. Disposables never worked for me.

I choose my diapers like this:

Absorbancy/thickness 1

Comfortable 2

Cost a long time ago was kicked to the curb by quality and fit. Now further into my fetish, it has become more ABDL appeal. To be honest with myself I am in adult-sized baby diapers 24/7.

Mine are based on absorbancy. The more it takes the longer I can wear it.

Bought by absorption.

But will test later.

As my medical insurance pays for my nappies, I tend to purchase that are comfortable, practical, and most of all would not leak so the fitting needs to be precise. All that I also wear plastic pants to remove any for of leakage. The range i get are the Apri range.

Constantly I will call up various companies a check out their new styles to see if they fit. They are tried on the weekend where accidents are minimal.

I do once in a while purchase a box of Rearz Princess or the Alpaca range when my kids roll their eyes and shout out that mummy's a baby now.