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As far as what they'd cover probably yes, but i thought insurance if you don't go with their recommendation they'd at least pay a certain percentage of what the cost on your choice is? Because I know some diaper brands like Abu and rearz accept insurance

Better description from tykables than myself It does feel nicer on the wear and. The cloth covering helps prevent that plastic rub rash because there's the cloth barrier there instead

The wings definitely are a cloth like material, it really feels like the same material feel of the inner side of existing tykables diapers wings it just doesn't have that plastic outer wing feel like for example tykables overnight would

Yes the cloth material is much like little kings, but there is a landing zone as well. I just noticed the tapes will stick to the diaper when I'm changing and the tape would touch the diaper and stick pretty well, but it would "split" the fabric like light cloth if that makes sense? Not actually...

So I'm looking into picking what insurance policy/deductible I'd pick, ultimately I'm largely healthy and typically would go to the doctor once a year tops However I'm debating this because I drive a truck and i know the insurance would cover diapers. Now i have accidents occasionally and...

So i was recently able to purchase a pack of the first batch of animooz at CAPcon2023 I will start by saying they were odd but i definitely like them, they feel soft, they have a great capacity like the rest of tykables diapers, but it was interesting because you could actually stick the hook...

I always usually wet my diaper entirely or change after I end up making stink Sometimes leaks happen but that's part of being diapered, that's why I try to wear clothes that a leak isn't so revealing or leaves a wet spot (black clothing works well for this) Lot I've learned and grown...

Well where do we start the list When the tapes come loose, or in case of tykables I wear gym shorts all the time and my shorts literally decide to take my diaper off Messing cleanup when a shower isn't available, yes it sucks, I enjoy doing it but cleanup will always suck People always being...

You can imagine why I got out of doing reefer, odd hours even for driving stress you out. Ignorant shippers/customers leave you there for hours waiting or in the dock, always ice cold freezing Oh and don't forget, sorry you can't sleep here after we killed your clock

I can definitely respect that, it's hard enough walking sometimes in diapers on a hot day, much less doing serious physical labor/chains/tarp or whatever else Only reason I wear is because it saves me from stopping and I *normally* change on my break then keep going Also because I've honestly...

I've been wearing diapers 24/7 for 1 year now and it's absolutely amazing. Between enjoyment and helpfulness with my job I honestly am very satisfied with how it helps me from stopping for long periods while working. Plus being alone in the truck most of the time I can just relax and not worry...

I wear because I love diapers, the occasional bedwetting and small bladder are just convenient side effects from me wearing 24/7 now

Ahem may I quote the swift motto/creed "See what I fucked up today"

I did school with CRST. PRIME is also doing a school. There may be others (like cr England who's trying to pay people 14 cents a mile out the scholl)

I also have drivers tell me its bs the DOT doesnt approve more backroads for truck routes, it would cut shipping times a lot I'm told. And have people who pretty much take backroads