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Sometimes when Daddy plans a night out with a friend, Kiddo’s schedule can be changed accordingly.

Bathed, double-diapered and fed by 6:30 on a Friday night can be most men’s nightmares, but it is quite typical for my little one.

A paci for peace of mind, and a baba to make sure his double Pamps are full when I’m back late into the night, and off we go! Me to a pub and him to bed. I am nice enough to allow cartoon time until 9pm because it’s the weekend…

What’s better than those new footed dungarees from @lilcomforts1 on a windy Saturday? 🙈

“Come on buddy, hop on the bed. I think you’re overdue a change. Even your little Dino friends passed out from the smell. The only way to revive them is to wear a Dino diapee. Good thing Dadda always has many many Pamps in stock for you, uh?

One day, maybe your dungarees will filter the smell and make it impossible to tell you filled your pants. Until then, it looks like you will remain mister stinky pants…

Let’s see…9th stinky diapee of the week! Not your record but still a very good boy for Daddy. That deserves some nice “special cuddles” with your plushie if you can make it 10 before the end of the day… after that, the counter restarts.”

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