Recent content by anna s

Hi ukabguy, being from the UK, I know this all too well and change in public all the time. I just use any disabled toilet that happens to be around, but I do tend to use the same familiar ones where possible. Please be aware that some disabled toilets here in the UK have a lock on them called...

For me, I think I must have been between 6 and 8. I remember stealing nappies from younger cousins at the time. When I was old enough to venture out on my own and had some money, I would buy pampers. As I got older to mid to late teens, this kinda continued but of course, baby nappies werent...

I have these at ID's at the moment. Like many have said in the posts above they are good and do the job. I thumbs up from me. I have the EU variant with green print.

Back in my teens I always used to feel awkward if a Pampers or Huggies advert came on the TV. It kinda felt like everyones eyes were burning on me. Back then, I didnt know adult nappies aka incontinence pads existed so I always bought baby nappies at the time, so I guess this was more relevant...

I have seen them around the UK also. Mostly at some motorway service areas are the most places I have seen the changing tables.

Firstly Im not incontinent in any way, but I do like to wear to wear as often as possible like many people that come to visit this site. Often I do wear when Im out and about going around my daily business. Like many others have previously stated in posts before mine, changing in public because...

Interesting and thanks for sharing with us. I have always wondered what it must be like. I have a friend that was born with spina bifida and suffered nerve damage when they did the repair surgery when he was a baby. He could control his urinary but not his bowel. He has a bag fitted these days...

When I was looking at the information, it said that the poppers are covered on the inside to prevent that.

Yep and thanks again :-) After being pleased with my first purchase, I have placed a further order for the belly button type and a size smaller (13-14 yo). I will see how I get on with it and make a further purchases what I find suits me the best.

I saw this thread a few weeks back and thought I would get one and give it a try. And I must say, I am super impressed so far. My existing onsie vests I have tend to "get gathered" around the leg area and end up getting wet where its encroached on my nappy. Ive had my new rackets onsie vest for...

Unfortunately the big well known UK based supermarkets dont tend to stock nappies of any kind. I have only seen them once in ASDA but I suppose demand wasnt high so they stopped selling them. However, all is not lost, they are out there and available to us in the UK. You can get them from...

Lately I have gone for these: http://www.id-direct.com/ukb2c/en/product/iD-Expert-Slip-PE/iD-Expert-Slip-PE-M-Super-5620275280.html ID Expert Slip PE Medium. They are £18.59 for a bag of 28, but I am sure you can get them cheaper else where if you looked. I always use them because I have never...

I have been caught totally outright while in public. I did post the story here quite a while ago, talking years, maybe 10+? (being a veteran of this site and its original site). To cut a long story short, I was on a long road trip to visit a friend. I was wearing at the time and stopped off...

Ive often opened the lid at various places and had a quick glance, seen many many adult nappies and baby ones before. But as soon as I saw the "adult baby" nappy, I knew what it was strait away and thought wow!! I have done some googling for various images. I think the one I saw was a crinklz.

This happened yesterday evening. I went to visit a friend that lives in the south of England. While driving back again in the evening, I decided to stop off for a coffee and if need be a change. After I had finished my coffee I decided I would change as I was a bit wet. After changing...