"Newborn" Adult Diapers?

[WOLFPUBBY]

Apologies for all of the threads! Do let me know if i should slow down ..

But now I find myself curious as to whether or not there's any adult diapers that are reminiscent of the patterns you see on newborn diapers. Soft/pastel colors, and the like. They're my favorite and I'd die to have some!! Little Kings by ABU are the closest I've gotten, I think? I prefer cloth backed / non plastic diapers, by the way, if that helps ! The elmo diapers by Pampers is a good example. I love those so much..

 

[TigerDL]

With positional printing now, lots of ABDL companies have made versions of diapers that are quite babyish, some moreso than others.

I listed some cloth-backed positional printed diapers here: https://www.adisc.org/forum/threads...ared-all-the-new-cloth-backed-diapers.182182/

Little Kings are indeed one of the more babyish ones; they really remind me of Pampers swaddlers in their color scheme and the wetness strip. Alphagatorz seem more like Pampers cruisers.

The Comfy Cubz, Teddy Ultra, and Baby Parades use pastel blue that is quite babyish. And the Teddy Ultra have 2 tapes if that adds to the authenticity for you.

TryAgains are a little more toddler-ish, slightly brighter colors, but the performance has been touted by many. And the Animooz are on the same platform, but I am not as big of a fan of the design.


There are also the new LNGU diapers discussed here that you might like: https://www.adisc.org/forum/threads/new-lngu-nappies-big-ears-baby.181559/
they are very light colored and babyish

If you like cute animals, there are these new ones by NRU: https://www.adisc.org/forum/threads/another-new-design-https-www-nru-co-uk-nru-tinimals.181926/
but they are plastic-backed rather than cloth

 

[abdlchristian12]

With positional printing now, lots of ABDL companies have made versions of diapers that are quite babyish, some moreso than others.

I listed some cloth-backed positional printed diapers here: https://www.adisc.org/forum/threads...ared-all-the-new-cloth-backed-diapers.182182/

Little Kings are indeed one of the more babyish ones; they really remind me of Pampers swaddlers in their color scheme and the wetness strip. Alphagatorz seem more like Pampers cruisers.

The Comfy Cubz, Teddy Ultra, and Baby Parades use pastel blue that is quite babyish. And the Teddy Ultra have 2 tapes if that adds to the authenticity for you.

TryAgains are a little more toddler-ish, slightly brighter colors, but the performance has been touted by many. And the Animooz are on the same platform, but I am not as big of a fan of the design.


There are also the new LNGU diapers discussed here that you might like: https://www.adisc.org/forum/threads/new-lngu-nappies-big-ears-baby.181559/
they are very light colored and babyish

If you like cute animals, there are these new ones by NRU: https://www.adisc.org/forum/threads/another-new-design-https-www-nru-co-uk-nru-tinimals.181926/
but they are plastic-backed rather than cloth

Hit the nail on the head here TigerDL.
Very good info.

 

[abdilly]

@TigerDL has kinda spelled out what's available currently. I'm thrilled these options exist - my only gripe is they all tend to be so rigid and stiff. Some of that is needed to keep seeping at bay - and the loop material on the landing zone. My wish is that the landing zone would be softer like modern baby diapers. I just wish the new cloth-backed, positional print diapers were a little more pliable, softer.

Please understand I think they are great. I've tried TryAgains, Comfy Cubz, Little Kings, and Baby Parade - all super cute, well constructed, and high performing. I love the way the new Big Ears Baby look as well. My hope is that as the ABDL diaper arms race continues they will continue to trend in a softer direction...not sure if they will...but that's my hope. If we got anywhere near a Pampers Swaddler situation (avoiding patent violations) I'd tell you to shut up and take my money.

I am old enough to have spent my own baby years in cloth, see plastic backed disposables evolve (late 80's/early 90's diapers are visually my favorite), but ended my babysitting years (and diapering my own kids) in the modern cloth backed diapers. I'm not a hardliner. I like both poly and non-woven backed diapers for different reasons and for different occasions. Variety is the spice of life. I like the idea of wearing what is authentically baby in any period - so having things that look like when I was a kid and what they looked like for my own kids...both are fun.

I want to reiterate - I celebrate it all. We are fortunate to even have a single ABDL diaper, let alone 20+ (I know it's more than that). And I'm grateful that the ABDL community has pushed medical companies to construct better diapers as well - and that they recognize it. (NorthShore...kudos). I remain optimistic about the diapered future.