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such a thickly soaked diaper, I don't think pullups are enough for you anymore little one~

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All good girls make pushies in their diapers.

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This is exactly why Emma is still in diapers. This happened in the book section right before we checked out with her new toys!

 -Blaze

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Took a nice big enema and could barely hold it for longer than five mins!

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Oops

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Poor baby, so stoned out of her mind she can’t even find the potty. No wonder you’re still in diapers.

At least I’m a cutie about it 🥰

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Double diapered and threeeeeeeee boosters- makes me feel so cute and shy when I’m so padded that I can’t even walk!!

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oh no, bro, that's the age regression weed. oh yeah, you're gonna be little forever now. nothing i can do

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Diapers for cute lil girls (me) should be provided for free (because I'm cute)

There should be a fundraiser for cute girls who need diapers because they are cute and deserve them

Why the hell are 10 diapers $36 help TwT

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A diaper, two boosters, a onesie, some digestive tea and a buncha water should I post pics of how full my diap is getting? 🫣

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35 Humiliating Questions for Adult Babies

1. How often should you be diapered?

2. Do you want your underwear cut up?

3. Do people in diapers get to decide when they cum?

4. Should anyone in diapers be looked at in a sexual manner?

5. Should you be allowed to use the toilet?

6. How long should you wear your diapers?

6. Do you drool on yourself?

7. Do you rub your diaper when no one is looking?

8. Do you like to waddle in your diapers?

9. Do you want everyone to know you wear diapers?

10. Is potty training too hard for you, stupid?

11. Should you be allowed on the furniture?

12. Do you like being a smelly baby?

13. Does your house smell like piss?

14. Do you prefer dry diapers or full diapers?

15. Do you like to wear plastic panties?

16. Do you need your diaper checked?

17. Do you make humpies in your diaper?

18. Do you like messy diapers?

19. How thick do you like your diapers?

20. Are you diapered right now?

21. Who should be allowed to check your diaper?

22. When’s the last time you leaked?

23. Should you be allowed to change your diaper whenever you want?

24. Do you like to bounce on your diapered bottom?

25. Do you like diapers more than sex?

26. Did you make pushies today?

27. Why do you wear diapers?

28. Do you want to be a bedwetter?

29. Do you use a bottle?

30. What embarrassing things do you like to be called?

31. Do you enjoy being restrained?

32. Do you enjoy doing as your told?

33. How much would you love to be humiliated daily for being an adult baby

34. What’s the longest you’re willing to go being diapered 24/7?

35. What’s more humiliating than being an adult baby?

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Shout out to all the adorable babygirls who are still in diapers and...

still haven't stopped having accidents

still can't be trusted with pull-ups because you leak too much

still are expected to just use your diaper and wait to be changed

still have the bladder control of a toddler

still cant stop going once you start, as hard as you try to clench your muscles

still wake up soaking wet every morning, even after your naps

still haven't gone a single day by staying dry in the daytime

still crinkle everywhere you walk

still feel a little bulky and wet down there all the time

still have to have a plastic mattress protector on your bed

still have a dresser drawer full of diapers rather than big girl panties

still have a changing table in your room

still get taken by the hand and led around in public

still get subtly treated like a baby sometimes

still get blushy and embarassed when you have an accident in front of anyone, even in diapers

still need to get asked if you're "good" by Daddy in public

still have trouble standing still and not squirming when Daddy checks you

still need Daddy to change you (you can't quite get the tapes right)

still get your diaper changed in family restrooms in public

still get wiped down and powdered by Daddy when he changes your diaper

still cant touch yourself, unless Daddy lets you during your changes

still need a babysitter when Daddy goes away

still have an early bedtime

still get told you'll "grow out of it someday"

You're all "still" so cute!

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How to deal with immature behavior, when she's back in pull-ups full-time:

She's having a lot of daytime accidents, and you have no choice but to put her back in pull-ups, 24/7. Poor thing! That's a lot to adjust to at her age. You'd think she'd want to prove she's still a big girl, but sometimes, being in pull-ups can make her get fussy, act out, or be uncooperative. Here are some common, immature behaviors to watch out for, and how to deal with them!

She complains about being in pull-ups: Every girl experiences this sometimes. You're about to leave for the museum, and suddenly your babygirl starts squirming and whining: "Dadddddyyyy, I don't want to wear pull-ups today!" It happens to every little girl.

Just gently sit her down and reminder her: it's Daddy's decision, Daddy's responsible for helping her stay dry, and it's "just in case" she has an accident. Remind her how upset she gets when she has an accident and wets her pants. You might ask her what's worse: having an accident in your pull-up, or wetting your pants? Hopefully, she'll get the picture, and you don't have to bring up any of her more... memorable accidents of late. If she doesn't, that's okay. That's why you put away all her panties a few weeks ago, right?

She isn't changing her wet pull-ups, and keeps leaking: You might think your babygirl is mature enough that she can be allowed to change herself when she's wet. But that's a lot of responsibility for one girl, and frankly, she just might not be ready for that yet. Pull-ups only hold one accident, so if she's not careful, or forgets to change, she'll leak.

I think that it's perfectly sensible to tell her– at least for now– that Daddy is going to be changing her. Or, at the very least, when Daddy says it's time to change, she needs to change. It's hard enough to be trying to get to the potty all the time! You're just looking out for her, and helping make sure the car seat doesn't get any more stains on it than it does already.

She's not telling you when she had an accident: This is very common for lots of little girls. She might have tried to hold it a little too long, or waited to get up off the couch, until it was too late. But... what now? If she tells you about her accident, that makes her look like a baby, and she desperately wants to appear mature. Plus, Daddy's gonna find out anyway... what's the big deal?

Turns out, for Daddy, it *is* a big deal. Her pull-ups are only meant for one accident. If she has another accident, she could leak all over the couch! If you start noticing this behavior, you have to sit her down and give her a talk. "Honey, if you don't tell me when you have an accident, I'm going to have to start checking you myself, even when we're in public. You're not going to like that very much. Can you be a big girl, and tell me instead?" Her beet-red face should tell you that she understands perfectly.

She isn't covering up her pull-ups: it's inevitable. A little waistband riding up on her summertime shorts, a brief moment where her skirt gets stuck flipped up after she stands up. Those things will just happen from time to time. That's why you're there to remind her to pull her shirt down, or pull her jeans up for her. But some girls just don't have the awareness that they're showing off their pull-ups to everyone. Too much of that, and everyone will make fun of her.

I suggest dressing her in ways that can adequately cover her pull-ups, so she isn't the subject of unnecessary teasing. Snap-up onesies, leotards, or overalls all do great work for keeping her friends or family from seeing. Tell her that it's not her fault– you just need to help her keep her special underwear a secret.

She starts taking her pull-ups off: This is a problem, and it should not be tolerated. If you catch your babygirl with her pull-ups off, she needs to be marched straight to her room to be changed, and probably punished. You need to make sure she knows that this is very bad behavior, and she will be punished if she continues to do it. Remind her that you're just trying to make sure she's safe and protected from her accidents. Her pleas of "I don't need them..." and "I'm not a baby..." should be treated gently, but you should let her know that this behavior will not be allowed, going forward.

If it continues, over and over, there are some steps you can take. I discovered that some make onesies that zip up in the back, in a way that makes it hard to remove without supervision (ask me how I know...). That way, she can't take her pull-ups off. A little extreme, but for some little girls, you just have to do it for a while, until she's ready to be mature and stay in her pull-ups.

She acts out when you check her in public: You need to remain calm, be firm with her, and tell her that she needs to act like a big girl, not a baby. She might not understand that acting out like this makes her look immature. She may mistakenly believe that squirming away or avoiding you will make her feel more mature. You need to remind her that she is going to be checked in public, whether she likes it or not. Especially if she can't be honest with you when she's wet. If she continues to fuss, or whine, there's little to be done other than take her by the hand and march her straight to the family changing room. It's not a bad idea to emphasize that, if she is going to make a fuss every time you check her, diapers might be more appropriate...

She starts using her pull-ups like diapers: It can happen– she gets a little complacent, or lazy. Whereas before, she was running to the potty at every little tingly feeling, now she doesn't even get up, or halfheartedly walks toward the bathroom before stopping in her tracks, eyes glazed over, and wetting herself. You'll notice this is happening when she never seems to be dry whenever you check her. You need to figure out whether she's just being lazy, or her bladder control really is getting worse. Either way, you need to let her know that this behavior can't continue– she can't keep leaking in her pull-ups– and that she needs to try as hard as she can to stay dry.

The threat of putting her "back in diapers" should be enough to really drive the point home for her. If she was just lazy or unmotivated, that alone should be enough to get her to try hard again. And, if she really is losing control, then... maybe diapers aren't such a bad idea after all. If– after all the encouragement, threats, ultimatums– her accidents just get worse, it might be time to give diapers a try. Sure, she's not going to be using the potty anymore, but at least she won't be so embarrassed every time she leaks onto her pants, right? And, as her caregiver, diapers are a lot easier for you to manage her toileting needs. No more pulling her shoes off just to change her pull-up, or after every accident. Because she can stay in them for longer, you can just change her diaper when it's more convenient for you.

Pull-ups really are meant for responsible, mostly-potty-trained girls. Perhaps she just needs to be back in diapers, and you can wait until she's mature enough to start potty training her again. Whenever that is. We'll see, sweetie pie, we'll see...