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Beware...this is a looooong post! I use the cloth pocket diapers at night due to a medication I take that makes me very unstable if I have to get up. I have come up with a very workable routine for wearing and washing. I use the pocket covers with hook and loop, bamboo/charcoal adult inserts...

Hello all, First off...about 10 years ago I was a regular here. I sewed my own cloth diapers and wore them mostly for fun, relaxation, and enjoyment. Circumstances have evolved so that now I am wearing diapers at night for a health related reason. Disposables are expensive (I love Northshore...

Jumpin Jammerz used to have a yellow blanket sleeper with fire trucks and ambulances on it. I thought it was the most babyish/toddlerish one they had. Sent from my Android phone using Tapatalk.

If I have make poopy pants my favorite position is squatting just like a toddler would. My favorite time to poop though is in bed lying down. It's pretty hard to go that way so the best way for that to happen is to wait until I really have to go and just let it go naturally. Sent from my...

I use the regular PUL pants from adultclothdiaper.com. They last forever and will indeed go through the dryer just fine. I have been using about 1/8 cup of bleach when I wash my clothies and have had no issues with the PULs breaking down. PULs are more expensive but worth every bit of the...

I too use BabyPants onesies and love them.

My wife didn't find out about my AB/DL side until we had been married for over 8 years. It's always been something that has been in the background for me...I can take it or leave it. But she found out as part of a game we were playing, so there was no embarrassment for me or her. I think the...

If you have a sewing machine you can make several for around $25. It's pretty easy to do, and there are plenty of tutorials on how to make fitted pockets. Making my own has saved me a bundle.

I use PUL pants that are made by Gary. They are fantastic. I'd buy a size or so bigger than the chart...I started with the XL, but found out that 2XL works best. I've been using one pair about every other night for over a year with no issues. Occasionally the elastic will wick a little, but...

It really depends on what diaper you use. I only wear in bed at night, so 95% of the time I am lying down. When I used disposables they seemed to leak often no matter how I was laying. On my back leaked less, but still was kind of hit and miss. Once I started using cloth and PUL pants, most...

I agree with Cottontail...since I started making my own pocket diapers I can tailor the absorbency to what I need...drying time is less, and I can use PUL pants for the outside. So each part of the diapers that I make...inner and outer flannel, soaker material, and outside cover...are separate...

Kawaiii....I took my measurements and created a pattern. There is a good article here on ADISC http://www.adisc.org/forum/showthread.php/83304-How-to-Make-Custom-Cloth-Diapers about making your own, and there are plenty of YouTube videos. It takes me about an hour or so to crank one out. So...

I get my PULs from adultclothdiaper.com. They are expensive...almost $30 with shipping, but they last forever. I've not had any problems with them in two years, except one that was my own fault. I've got a pair that I bought 2 years ago that still do just fine. Yes, they are expensive, but...

When I started using cloth I got the fitted velcro diapers and the AIOs from ABU. I was not satisfied, so I started sewing my own. I know this is not something that everyone can do, but it's actually pretty easy...If I can learn then anyone can. As for fabrics...my only experience with bought...

SIDF is tonight...I'll be wearing. :)