The vinyl mattress protector in my crib is in that ideal state where it's stiff & crinkly but not brittle enough to break and I'm hoping it lasts for at least another month. I could get a waterproof cloth protector that'd last, but the $18 it costs a few times a year is nothing relative to diapers.

One trend I'll never understand is PJs/rompers/etc with a thin little collar that's somehow always cut too wide. Give me a thick, ribbed collar that sits at my actual neckline or no sale.

Just got manager approval to work from of Japan for a whole month of next year. No idea what'll be happening with the company by then (I'm still freelance, but working full time) or if I'll commit to 4 full weeks away from my nursery, but the option is exciting.

Air conditioner in the nursery just died in the middle of the worst heat wave of the year. I could make my landlord replace it, but would rather A) not wait and B) avoid the conversation with the handyman, so it was off to Home Depot. 3 very sweaty, frustrating hours later and I'm up and running.

I live in an apartment in the heart of a major urban center, I'm about as far from living near a dock as you can get (well, I am 30 mins from the beach, but I'll never make enough to properly access it.) Given that, I don't need these $130 Cookie Monster dock boots, right? Like = buy them anyways.

I've had an open adoption form for a long time - what I've learned from 3-4 very close attempts is that guys interested in diapering/babying a boy in a purely parental nature do exist - but most are far too close to their families to commit to a kink lifestyle. Break the stigma, problem solved.

If more boys in their 20s have a proactive caregiver these days, it's likely due to my generation stepping up to the plate and slowly breaking the cycle of the no-strings attached hook-up culture that too many of the old guard refuse to let go of.

Don't get me wrong, I'm totally into the concept of using your diaper for everything... but without a sub/dom context, count me out. If you're super into messy diapers sans context, go enjoy, but please don't take it personally if I unfollow. We're just from different sides of changing table.

"Aww, sorry buddy, but now that the sun is going down earlier, Mickey wants to be in bed at 6:30 sharp. You're welcome to stay up later, but he'll be awfully lonely stuck in the crib all by himself... so what'll it be? That's what I thought, let's go get your PJs on"

Benefits of having a Mickey Mouse obsessed boy: Self-identified boyscout. Very easy to shop for. “What would Mickey think of that?” stops most bad behavior. Will eat anything served in Mickey bowl/plates or cut into ear shapes. Will accept whatever “Mickey’s” nap/bedtime is to avoid separation.

Don't forget guys, a proper BDF starts on Thursday night. NRU Tinimals + 2 Sunkiss boosters + Northshore 2XL booster = I'm probably not changing until mid/late afternoon tomorrow.

"Serving Tray" or "Adult Sized Toddler Plate?" A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.

Tonight's homework assignment, sorting out how to get these new fist mittens on/off without assistance for the next photo set I've got planned. If my hands were bigger, I don't think I could do it. Were the clips locked or my hands unable to touch, these would be pretty much inescapable.

A grownup saying "use your words" not because you're acting up, but because you said "stomach" and not "tummy."

Do you guys think discovering you're working in the largest way-station for adult baby diapers in the USA is part of the the Niles, IL FedEx warehouse training, or just something you find out from a coworker/broken box?

12 new shirts professionally hemmed to diaper level are shipping out today and I'm very excited. Seamstress got them on Monday, had them ready by Weds, asked zero questions about the designs. Got a lot more work headed her way.

Keep ABDL embarrassing.

Please go wash/vacuum your stuffies and don't let them get all matted and discolored - I've had the same group of Pooh friends for at least 15 years and I've even loved most of the stripes off my Tigger, but they're still going strong.

Stupid summer being all dumb and hot when my new Tigger playsuit is super soft and cuddly and all I wanna do is bounce around with Roo (Eeyore one arrives today, Pooh/Piglet later this week.)

Rational Brain: I should get a Fitbit to help track my activity. ABDL Brain/Internal Parent: You're wearing a cheap boy's Mickey Mouse digital watch with a pedometer feature all day, every day, and that's final!

I want to only be allowed garbage technology that's been poorly reskinned with popular cartoon characters, and I want to be DESPERATE to access it. An hour in the car with my Paw Patrol: The Movie themed VTech Learning Tablet, with it's bad 90s-programmed MIDI music and 400 pixel screen? WOW!!!!!!!

It doesn't matter if I'm carrying this backpack or a caregiver is, I don't think anyone will be left wondering exactly who and what it's for.

Go wait in the corner, buddy, Pooh and I will be with you shortly.

"Too hot for diapers? Not as hot as your little bottom is gonna be if I don't find you waiting on the changing table, under at least 3 layers of diapers ready for me to tape up in 5 minutes. Plastic-backed only. Since you're so warm, I guess that's all you'll need for game night with the fellas."

Diapers are EVERYTHING. Not just everything to me, they're literally everything, depending on context. Clean/dirty, comforting/humiliating, square/round, convenient/cumbersome, blessing/curse, desired/forced, perfumed/disgusting. Diapers are embracing the dichotomy of life, the ying and yang.

Keeping a boy babied is the best way to enhance all aspects of your life. The bathroom is a luxury when seeing someone is stuck packing his Pampers daily. You didn't consider solid foods decadent until seeing baby eat his mush. Big-boy sex is way hotter when a house member only humps his Huggies.

Life hack - use a stocking clip to keep your shirt from rising up when wearing shortalls/overalls. Got that nice onesie look/tightness without modification.

Good boy outfits take way more effort for me than sissy outfits. Girl clothes? You just need a good eye, order it and send measurements, add a petticoat - done. Boy clothes? I need to find the top here, jacket there, pray there is a matching bottom recent enough to get 2nd hand, then sock/shoes...

To say that I love these new Pooh jeans would be an understatement. The high waist makes room for a boosted diaper, the flat front hides things pretty well, while the back really accentuates a nice square bottom. Stretchy denim, little boy dressed my a millennial mom cut/wash. Buying more for sure.