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First Steps with Your Little – A Guide for Aspiring Mommies, Daddies, and Caregivers
*Deutsche Übersetzung weiter unten*
So, you’ve learned the truth. Your partner has opened up to you and confessed that they are ABDL – an adult who wants to wear diapers and maybe even take on a "Little" role, feeling like a small child or wanting to be treated as one. Sounds unusual, maybe even absurd? Yes, I thought so too when my husband first told me about it. Believe me, I know exactly how your mind must be racing. "Why on earth would an adult want to wear diapers?" But before you wrinkle your nose, let me tell you how I started to understand this new universe – and how, in the end, it took our relationship to a completely new level.
When my husband first confessed to me that he wanted to wear diapers, I was completely shocked. I still remember how I looked at him in disbelief, trying to process the words. But there was more. I saw the uncertainty in his eyes, the fear of my reaction. And in that moment, I knew: This was bigger than just a strange preference. It was about trust, openness – and how we, as a couple, would deal with it.
ABDL is not just a simple fetish or whim; it’s deeply rooted in emotional needs. Some like wearing diapers to feel safe, to give up responsibility, to return to a simpler, more carefree world. For my husband, diapers were more than just a fetish – they gave him a sense of security, reminding him of a time when he had no worries, when everything was simpler. And yes, it was strange for me. In the beginning, I could hardly believe what he was telling me. But I also knew that I couldn’t just reject it outright. He had the courage to reveal this deeply hidden part of himself to me – and that deserved respect.
That’s what I know now, looking back. But at the beginning, I was far from that realization – I was insecure, confused, and had no idea how to handle it. I felt like his confession was questioning the entire foundation of our relationship. In my mind, our partnership wasn’t necessarily a classic stereotype – the strong protector and his woman at his side. Hopefully, we’ve moved beyond that as a society. But something in me still imagined my partner as a strong counterpart, someone with both feet on the ground, someone I could lean on when I was feeling down. And now? What was coming next? Was I really supposed to put a diaper on him? Treat him like a small child? Absolutely not, that sounded absurd. It was so far from what I considered "normal." Surely, this must be something that needs therapy.
At some point, the initial shock wore off, and my natural curiosity took over again (speaking of "power," we’ll get to that in later chapters because, over time, I learned other incredibly interesting terms related to it that everyone should know – like "Kink"). And with that, my old attitude returned: You don’t have to understand everything all at once. You also don’t have to do everything right away. You start slowly, ease into it – who knows, it could turn out well. And if you hit a boundary, so be it. But until you reach that boundary, there are so many things to explore that you might otherwise miss out on (KINKFOMO – does that term already exist?). And that’s exactly what I did. Spoiler alert: I’m now far from using words like "normal" or even thinking in such categories.
At first, I just watched as he put on a diaper. It felt strange – I admit it. Diapers were something I associated only with babies and elderly people. Or with illnesses. But nothing that I’d ever seen in a "feel good" context. But the longer I watched, the more I realized that this wasn’t just some silly game for him. And, I have to admit, he did look kind of cute in a strange way with a thick diaper around his butt. So I cautiously started becoming more active. I remember the first time I touched the diaper he was wearing. It felt odd, almost laughable, but when I saw how happy it made him, something slowly shifted in me.
I didn’t resolve my inner conflict quickly. An adult in diapers? But let me paint you a picture: Imagine you come home after a long, stressful day at work, and to shake off the stress, you pour yourself a glass of wine, or maybe something stronger, or turn to even more drastic measures. We all know the risks associated with that. Or, you put on something warm and soft that stirs deep, buried memories and makes you feel safe, cared for, and free from all the adult responsibilities. For my husband, diapers were exactly that – they were like an anchor in a chaotic world. They helped him let go, relax, and enter a space of security.
However, there was another layer to it, something I realized a bit later. I remember one evening when he wanted to retreat into his world after a hard day. He lay on the couch, in a diaper, with a slightly embarrassed smile on his face. There was also a sexual aspect to it for him, something that initially felt even more foreign to me. Diapers and sexuality were two things I definitely hadn’t connected. At first.
Nevertheless, I began slowly embracing this role, cautiously and maybe once a month, just to do him a favor. But every time I saw his happy, blissful face, something in me opened up. Let’s call it a small hidden door to a mental playroom. And our relationship began to change. It was as if we had reached a new level of intimacy. He trusted me in a way I had never experienced before. He opened up to me completely – without any masks, without any shame. And that trust strengthened our bond. It wasn’t just that I helped him feel more comfortable in his ABDL role – I also discovered a new side of myself. I enjoyed having this kind of control, taking care of him, and knowing that he felt safe with me.
The beautiful part was that our relationship gained depth as a result. He was happier, more relaxed, and that affected our entire life together. It was as if I had taken on a key role in his well-being, and that gave me a whole new sense of closeness to him.
Acceptance is a Process
Of course, that doesn’t mean everything was perfect right away. There were challenges, feelings of being overwhelmed, and initially, even shame – no question about it. I won’t sugarcoat it for you. These moments will come again and again. But over time, they become fewer and quieter. It took me a while to understand that this wasn’t about questioning his masculinity or maturity. We’re talking about ingrained social conventions here. Gender roles have evolved from generation to generation, not to mention individual differences. So why stay rigidly stuck in fixed individual and partnership roles? Why not play with them a little, as long as both adult partners can voluntarily embrace it?
ABDL is an expression of needs that run deeper than you might think. One day, when I saw him in a diaper, looking almost shy and uncertain, I realized that this side of him was just as valuable as his "adult" side. That was the moment I stopped fighting this image and began accepting this new facet of our relationship. Acceptance takes time – don’t forget that. And that’s perfectly okay.
ABDL isn’t something you’ll fully understand or accept overnight. It’s a journey, and each step on that journey will bring you and your partner closer. What’s important is that you’re willing to ease into it, recognize your own boundaries, and gently expand them. Believe me, the bond that forms as a result will be deeper than you might imagine.
Communication is Key!
The first steps involve staying open, keeping the conversation going, and easing into it slowly. Maybe at first, you’ll feel like an outsider in this world, but if you allow yourself to engage, you’ll soon realize that it not only gives something to your partner but also to you. I’ve learned that it’s not about forcing my husband into a role, but about growing together – as Mommy and Little, as partners, as lovers. The most important thing is to never stop talking to each other. This applies both on the vanilla level and with kinks. Continuously recalibrating with each other, being able to speak openly and honestly about needs, desires, and boundaries without fear of judgment (after all, we all have our kinks, and there are lovers for everything) fosters deep trust. No wonder studies show that kinksters are among the happiest people.
I’m glad you’re willing to embark on this journey. In the next chapters, you’ll learn how to handle practical situations like diaper changes, control, and new rituals. But the most important thing is to take your time and remember that this journey can enrich your relationship.
Stay curious and open to what lies ahead. You’ll be surprised at how much fun and closeness it can bring, discovering new paths together. The journey has only just begun, and it will be exciting, fulfilling, and incredibly intense. Trust me – you won’t regret it.
Erste Schritte mit deinem Little – Anleitung für angehende Mommys, Daddys und Caregiver
Gut, du hast es also erfahren. Dein Partner hat sich dir geöffnet und dir gestanden, dass er ABDL ist – ein erwachsener Mensch, der Windeln tragen will und vielleicht sogar eine „Little“-Rolle einnimmt, sich wie ein kleines Kind fühlt oder so behandelt werden möchte. Klingt ungewohnt, vielleicht sogar absurd? Ja, das dachte ich auch, als mein Mann mir zum ersten Mal davon erzählt hat. Glaub mir, ich weiß genau, wie das in deinem Kopf rattert. „Warum in aller Welt sollte ein Erwachsener Windeln tragen wollen?“ Aber bevor du jetzt die Nase rümpfst, lass mich dir erzählen, wie ich damals begonnen habe, dieses neue Universum zu verstehen – und wie es letztlich unsere Beziehung auf eine völlig neue Ebene gehoben hat.
Als mein Mann mir das erste Mal gebeichtet hat, dass er Windeln tragen möchte, saß ich wie vom Donner gerührt da. Ich erinnere mich noch genau, wie ich ihn fassungslos ansah und versuchte, die Worte zu verarbeiten. Aber da war mehr. Ich sah die Unsicherheit in seinen Augen, die Angst vor meiner Reaktion. Und in dem Moment wusste ich: Das hier ist größer als nur eine seltsame Vorliebe. Es geht um Vertrauen, um Offenheit – und darum, wie wir als Paar damit umgehen.
ABDL ist kein einfacher Fetisch oder eine Laune, es ist tief verwurzelt in emotionalen Bedürfnissen. Manche mögen Windeln tragen, um sich sicher zu fühlen, um Verantwortung abzugeben, um in eine einfachere, sorglosere Welt zurückzukehren. Für meinen Mann waren Windeln mehr als nur ein Fetisch – sie gaben ihm Geborgenheit, erinnerten ihn an eine Zeit, in der er sich keine Sorgen machen musste, als alles einfacher war. Und ja, es war seltsam für mich. Am Anfang konnte ich kaum fassen, was er mir da erzählte. Aber ich wusste auch, dass ich nicht sofort ablehnen durfte. Er hatte den Mut gehabt, mir diesen tief verborgenen Teil von sich zu offenbaren – und das verdiente Respekt.
Das weiß ich jetzt, rückblicked betrachtet. Am Anfang war ich allerdings weit weg davon, ich war verunsichert und verwirrt und hatte keine Ahnung, wie ich damit umgehen sollte. Ich hatte das Gefühl, dass mit dem Geständnis unser komplettes Beziehungskonstrukt infrage stand. In meinem Kopf sah unsere Partnerschaft zwar nicht unbedingt nach dem klassischen Klischee aus, der starke Beschützer und sein Frauchen am Arm. Darüber sind wir auch als Gesellschaft hoffentlich schon länger hinaus. Aber etwas in mir hatte sich meinen Partner trotzdem als starkes Gegenüber vorgestellt, mit beiden Beinen im Leben, an den ich mich anlehnen konnte, wenn ich mal ein Tief hatte. Und nun? Was kommt jetzt auf mich zu? Soll ich ihm wirklich eine Windel anziehen? Ihn wie ein kleines Kind behandeln? Keinesfalls, das klang irrsinnig. Das war weit weg von dem, was ich bis dahin als „normal“ empfand. Das musste doch therapiewürdig sein.
Irgendwann war der erste Schock abgeklungen und meine natürliche Neugier hatte wieder die Macht über mich (Apropos "Macht", dazu kommen wir in späteren Kapiteln auch noch, denn ich lernte mit der Zeit noch andere, überaus interessante Begriffe kennen, die damit zusammenhängen und jeder kennen sollte. Wie "Kink"). Und damit auch meine alte Einstellung. Man muss nicht alles auf einmal verstehen. Man muss auch nicht sofort alles machen. Man beginnt langsam, tastet sich heran, könnte ja gut werden. Und wenn man an eine Grenze kommt, dann ist es eben so. Aber bis zu einer solchen Grenze gibt es ja vieles zu entdecken, was man vielleicht verpassen könnte (KINKFOMO, gibt es den Begriff schon?). Genau das tat ich. Und Spoileralarm: Jetzt bin ich weit weg davon, Worte wie "normal" in den Mund zu nehmen oder überhaupt in solchen Kategorien zu denken.
Zu Beginn habe ich nur zugesehen, wie er sich eine Windel angezogen hat. Es war befremdlich – ich gebe es zu. Windeln waren etwas, was ich nur mit Babys und alten Menschen in Verbindung brachte. Oder mit Erkrankungen. Aber nichts, was ich in einem "feel good"-Kontext gesehen habe. Aber je länger ich es beobachtete, desto mehr erkannte ich, dass dies für ihn nicht nur eine alberne Spielerei war. Außerdem sah er mit einer dicken Windel um den Po auf eine seltsame Art niedlich aus. Also begann ich zaghaft, aktiver zu werden. Ich erinnere mich, wie ich das erste Mal die Windel berührt habe, die er trug. Es war komisch, fast lachhaft, aber als ich sah, wie glücklich ihn das machte, änderte sich etwas in mir - laaaangsam.
Ich bekam meinen inneren Konflikt so schnell nicht aufgelöst. Ein erwachsener Mensch, der Windeln trägt. Aber lass mich dir ein Bild malen: Stell dir vor, du kommst nach einem langen, stressigen Arbeitstag nach Hause und um den Alltagsstress zu verlieren, gießt du dir ein Glas Wein ein oder ein härteres Getränk oder greifst auf noch drastischere Dinge zurück. Wir alle kennen die Risiken, die damit verbunden sind. Oder du ziehst dir etwas warmes und weiches an, das ganz tief verborgene Erinnerungen zum Klingen bringt, und das dich sicher, umsorgt und frei von all den erwachsenen Verantwortungen fühlen lässt. Für meinen Mann waren Windeln genau das – sie waren wie ein Anker in einer chaotischen Welt. Sie halfen ihm, loszulassen, sich fallen zu lassen und in eine Sphäre der Geborgenheit zu gelangen.
Es spielte allerdings noch etwas anderes mit, was ich ein wenig später feststellen sollte. Ich erinnere mich an einen Abend, als er sich nach einem harten Tag in seine Welt zurückziehen wollte. Er lag auf der Couch, in einer Windel, ein leicht verlegenes Lächeln auf dem Gesicht. Es hatte für ihn auch eine sexuelle Ebene, etwas, was zunächst noch befremdlicher für mich war. Damit verband ich Windeln nun gar nicht. Zunächst.
Dennoch fing ich zunächst an, mich langsam auf diese Rolle einzulassen, erst zaghaft und vielleicht einmal im Monat, um ihm einen Gefallen zu tun. Doch jedes Mal, wenn ich sein glückliches und verklärtes Geischt sah, öffnete sich in mir etwas. Nennen wir es eine kleine versteckte Tür in ein geistiges Spielzimmer. Und unsere Beziehung begann sich zu verändern. Es war, als ob wir eine neue Ebene der Intimität erreicht hätten. Er vertraute mir auf eine Art und Weise, die ich vorher nie kannte. Er öffnete sich mir komplett – ohne Maske, ohne Scham. Und dieses Vertrauen stärkte unsere Bindung. Es war nicht nur so, dass ich ihm half, sich in seiner ABDL-Rolle wohler zu fühlen – es war auch so, dass ich eine neue Seite an mir entdeckte. Ich genoss es, diese Art von Kontrolle zu haben, ihn zu umsorgen und zu wissen, dass er sich bei mir sicher fühlte.
Das Schöne daran war, dass unsere Beziehung dadurch auch an Tiefe gewann. Er war glücklicher, entspannter, und das wirkte sich auch auf unser gesamtes Zusammenleben aus. Es war, als hätte ich eine Schlüsselrolle in seinem Wohlbefinden eingenommen, und das gab mir ein ganz neues Gefühl der Nähe zu ihm.
Akzeptanz ist ein Prozess!
Natürlich bedeutet das nicht, dass alles sofort perfekt war. Es gab Herausforderungen, Überforderungen und am Anfang auch Scham, keine Frage. Ich will dir da nichts vormachen. Solche Momente werden immer wieder kommen. Aber sie kommen mit der Zeit seltener und leiser. Es hat eine Weile gedauert, bis ich verstand, dass es hier nicht darum ging, seine Männlichkeit oder Reife infrage zu stellen. Wir reden hier von anerzogenen sozialen Konventionen. Frauen- und Männerbilder haben sich gesellschaftlich von Generation zu Generation immer gewandelt. Von individuellen Unterschieden nicht zu sprechen. Also warum so starr in festen individuellen und partnerschaftlichen sozialen Rollenbildern verhaftet bleiben? Warum nicht etwas damit spielen?Wenn sich beide erwachsenen Partner freiwillig darauf einlassen können?
ABDL ist ein Ausdruck von Bedürfnissen, die tiefer liegen, als man es sich vielleicht vorstellt. Eines Tages, als ich ihn in einer Windel vor mir sah, wie er fast schüchtern und unsicher wirkte, erkannte ich, dass diese Seite von ihm genauso wertvoll war wie seine „erwachsene“ Seite. Das war der Moment, in dem ich aufhörte, gegen dieses Bild zu kämpfen, und begann, diese neue Facette unserer Beziehung zu akzeptieren. Akzeptanz braucht Zeit, das darfst du nicht vergessen. Und das ist völlig in Ordnung.
ABDL ist nichts, was du von heute auf morgen vollständig verstehen oder annehmen musst. Es ist eine Reise, und jeder Schritt auf dieser Reise wird dich und deinen Partner ein Stück weiterbringen. Wichtig ist, dass du bereit bist, dich langsam heranzutasten, deine eigenen Grenzen zu erkennen und sie behutsam zu erweitern. Glaube mir, die Bindung, die dadurch entsteht, wird tiefer sein, als du es dir vielleicht vorstellen kannst.
Communication is key!
Die ersten Schritte bestehen darin, offen zu bleiben, das Gespräch zu suchen und sich langsam heranzutasten. Vielleicht fühlst du dich am Anfang wie ein Fremdkörper in dieser Welt, aber wenn du dich darauf einlässt, wirst du bald merken, dass es nicht nur deinem Partner etwas gibt, sondern auch dir. Ich selbst habe gelernt, dass es nicht darum geht, meinen Mann in eine Rolle zu zwingen, sondern gemeinsam zu wachsen – als Mommy und Little, als Partner, als Liebende. Das Wichtigste ist, nie aufzuhören, miteinander zu reden. Das gilt sowohl auf der Vanilla-Ebene als auch bei Kinks. Sich immer wieder aufeinander neu zu kalibrieren, über seine Bedürfnisse, Wünsche und auch Grenzen offen und ehrlich sprechen zu können, ohne Angst vor einer negativen Verurteilung haben zu müssen (schließlich haben wir alle unsere Kinks und für alles gibt es Liebhaber), sorgt für ein tiefes Vertrauen. Nicht umsonst gehören Kinkster zu den glücklisten Menschen, wie Studien zeigen.
Ich freue mich, dass du dich auf die Reise einlassen möchtest. In den nächsten Kapiteln wirst du lernen, wie du mit praktischen Situationen wie Windelwechseln, Kontrolle und neuen Ritualen umgehst. Aber das Wichtigste ist, dass du dir Zeit nimmst und nicht vergisst, dass diese Reise eine Bereicherung für eure Beziehung sein kann.
Bleib neugierig und offen für das, was vor dir liegt. Du wirst überrascht sein, wie viel Spaß und Nähe es bringen kann, gemeinsam neue Wege zu entdecken. Die Reise hat gerade erst begonnen, und sie wird aufregend, erfüllend und unglaublich intensiv sein. Vertraue mir – du wirst es nicht bereuen.
I'm so proud of him! He doesn’t even try to ask if he can make cummies anymore, he just ask for a horsey ride, hoping it will get him there 🥰
But how could he possibly feel anything through such a thick diaper? 🤣
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20 KINKY THINGS MOST ABDLs CRAVE MORE THAN OXYGEN
Diaper pats
Forehead kisses
Back rubbies
Frequent infantilization
Bedtime snuggles
After work babying and regression
Morning cuddles
Nini stories
Cute hand holding
Gentle teasing
Cute reminders
Diapee checks/ potty checks
Paci or thumb for suckling
Holding hands to cross the street
Being dressed, instead of choosing yourself
Diapee/ pull up changes... especially extra blushy ones
Stuffies, all the stuffies
Bath or shower time!
Bath/ shower TOYS!
Constant regression!!
And thank you for reading my silly baby thoughts!
What numbers stick out to you? What does NOT apply, or what am I missing? And most importantly... as always, stay happy, stay healthy, and stay kinky!

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The predominant colors in this photo - baby pink and Crayola yellow - cast a dreamlike tranquility over this Adult Baby and her nursery. A crib is an extremely potent fantasy device for Adult Babies, symbolizing helplessness and a reversion to the earliest, most tender stages of life. While any adult in a baby crib is already intensely infantilized, this little girl takes her regression to dizzying extents by lying supine in only a shirt, socks and diaper, arms and legs splayed. When one looks at this picture it is easy to see how ABDL can overlap with complete loss of power and even humiliation. But what makes the appeal of ABDL unique is its ability to strip the regressor of all control while eliciting a tantalizing mixture of sensations; sensations of security, vulnerability. Comfort, confinement. Safety, uncertainty.
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so well put. I love the last bit of it, as it touches on the essence of being diapered - the lack of control balanced by a sense of total freedom.
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Showing Her Support
He was so timid, even when we first met. That was part of the reason I was so enamored with him; he was such a sweet and caring guy, which was such a refreshing change of pace from the hyper-masculine posturing of the typical guys I dated.
The first few months of dating were a totally refreshing experience. He was bashful and adorable. I was surprised by how much I enjoyed “wearing the pants” in the relationship. I found that I relished in taking the initiative and taking care of this sweet boy. My sweet boy.
When he told me about this… little side of him some time after moving in together, I couldn’t not melt from cuteness overload! You’re telling me the cutest guy I’ve ever dated wanted to wear diapers and suck on pacifiers? It was almost too adorable to handle!
Regardless, he still seemed really shy about it, even after telling me. Even after hearing me gush over my new baby boyfriend. That’s why I had to be extra supportive!
And that’s what this was, showing my support. Transforming the spare room to a nursery complete with crib, diaper drawers, and everything should make it impossible for him to pretend he’s not a little baby boy anymore! This was all to show him that I support his little life, and I’m excited to take care of my new little baby boyfriend!
That brings me to the here and now, changing another of my baby boy’s diapers. He’s so cute and so silly. He still blushes every time even though I had changed his diaper countless times before. He still has shyness about his new role despite the childish nursery surrounding him, yet somehow that shyness was adorable.
“Why are you blushing baby?” I teased, “I thought you’d be used to Mommy changing your diapers by now?”
His only response was to suck his pacifier faster and hide his tomato-red face behind his bear. Adorable.
You smiled at the childish display as you wiped his most intimate parts.
He really was so silly. He was blushing as if he didn’t sleep in a crib every night, as if I hadn’t changed a countless numbers of his diapers, as if I didn’t dress him in the toddler-ish shirt he wore right now, as if he wasn’t used to sucking his pacifier or hugging his teddy. He just needed a little bit more encouragement, encouragement you would happily give him.
“It’s okay, baby. I know you’re just a little baby, and that’s okay! Look around; you live in a nursery, little one! Mommy is here to take such good care of you! ”
Sure your baby boyfriend was shy, but you were so proud of him for telling you about his little side. Now all you had to do was continue to show your support of your silly little one.

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How can I get more involved?
A theme of questions I’ve been getting from partners is how can they can get more involved. Specifically, being that taking on the role of the person forcing their partner to wear/use diapers doesn’t come naturally and so they never seem to do it.
I can’t stress enough how important it is for you to be in control of your partner’s diaper wearing and babying. Being accepting is a great first step but they’ll never really feel accepted if you’re not actively involved.
The good news is it’s not that hard and using some of the ideas I’ve already shared I’ve put together this article as a guide to situations which you can leverage to take control.
This can be learned and become natural over time, I know as I wasn’t wired with a natural ABDL mommy role.
Scenario examples where you can get more involved:
Partner not currently diapered:
They come back from work
- Meet them at the door with a diaper in hand and take them straight to get changed.
- Check their underwear upon arriving home. Comment that it smells like they had an accident (even if a lie) and say you think it’s best you get them diapered to avoid any in the house.
You’re away
- If your partner is at home or will come home and you’ll be away, leave a diaper and maybe some ABDL clothes out with a note telling them to get changed into this.
- Leaving for a few days? Hide their underwear and replace it with a note saying diapers are their underwear while you’re away.
- Ask for a diaper check over a message or video call, if not diapered, tell them to put one on.
- Require them to ask before changing and deny it until it looks near leaking.
They ask not to be diapered
Maybe they’re embarrassed, just not feeling it today or it will be inconvenient for some reason, you have a few choices:
- Tell them that’s not an option and they’re getting diapered anyway (this should be the default)
- Tell them you’ll allow it but as a consequence they’ll get some form of punishment. This should make them think twice so might be something like “you can wear adult underwear today but you’ll be getting a smacking and suppository tonight” or “ok but you’ll be diapered 24/7 for the rest of the week”
- Tell them to prove they deserve adult underwear. (This one needs a few hours spare so is best when they’re resisting wearing as they’re bored of it, feel ashamed, etc.) Your goal here is to prove they need diapers = they have an accident. Make them drink 3-4 large glasses of water and then say that they can use the toilet in 3 hours time to prove they don’t need diapers. Most won’t make it near that and will either beg to use it or have an accident. If you’re feeling nice when they ask to use the toilet, say no and diaper them or alternatively make them wet their pants before diapering them.
- A variant of the above also works if they don’t want to mess their diapers. Swap the water for 1 or 2 suppositories and set a time of an hour. The consequence of resisting and then being proven to need diapers should be long term, e.g: “ok now we know you’re not a big girl you’ll be using you diaper for everything for the next few months and then maybe you can try again”
It’s bedtime
- Have a diaper and some cute ABDL clothing laid out waiting for them.
- Ask them if they’re ready for bed and if they say yes, tell them that it doesn’t look like it and babies need to be diapered for bedtime.
On the way to the toilet
Stop them and tell them babies don’t use that and to go put on a diaper or better still, diaper them yourself.
You notice the toilet isn’t clean
If you go to the toilet after them and notice some stray pee on the seat, toilet surround or floor (all common with boys) or if they’ve left skids, then tell them off for being messy. Most importantly tell them that if they’re not grown up to use the toilet you’ll put them back in diapers permanently.
The first time this can just be a threat but on the second time you should enforce this and diaper them 24/7 for at least a few days but ideally a few weeks.
Underwear Inspections
Another great way to trigger some diaper wearing time is to inspect their underwear. After peeing many males leak a small amount so checking their underwear after they used the toilet can yield a small wet patch. Equally check at the end of the day but this time focus on the rear, and tell them that you can smell poop (even if you can’t).
Then use these findings to tell them they’re obviously too little for adult underwear and take them to be diapered. Again as before, this should last a few days. You can also step things up more slowly by going to pull ups first and then diapers.
During Sex
Experiment with mentioning diapers or them being a baby during sex. You’ll likely find this turns them on more. Little things like saying:
- “Do you feel like a big boy/girl not wearing your diaper tonight”
- “I think I should diaper you after this”
- “I prefer you in diapers for this, maybe we’ll make that permanent”
- “Will you cum so we can get you back in your diapy”
- Etc
Going; on a drive, to see a movie, a day trip?
These should all be used as reasons for your partner to be diapered. Tell them that you want them diapered as it would be easier and pick an appropriate diaper for the occasion.
For long drives or movies I’d recommend a thick diaper. For day trips a thinner diaper, which can be changed, may be better. Remember they likely will object to wearing out of fear or it being inconvenient but this is exactly why this is a perfect opportunity to diaper them.
They’re already diapered:
They say they’re going to the toilet
- Stop them and tell them to use their diaper. Likely this means they need to a poop but don’t relent and tell them their diapers are for everything. This is one of the most powerful things you can do to show them you accept their diaper wearing and be actively forcing them to mess their diaper.
They walk past you
- Try give them a “diaper pat” when you’re nearby or if they pass you. This shows you know they’re diapered and that you accept it!
- Stop them and do a diaper check. You can do this by squeezing the front and back of their diaper through clothing but ideally get them to expose their diaper to you. This shows you accept them and are expecting them to have used their diaper.
You’re sitting together
- If their diaper is exposed, make a small comment about it, like “These diapers look cute on you”
- If the diaper is hidden by clothing, do a small diaper pat or squeeze it to show you know it’s there
- Make a comment on their diaper’s state, like “you’re already a bit wet”, “I might need to change you soon”, “it doesn’t look like you’ve used your diaper yet”
You’re about to head out of the house
- Quickly check they’re wearing a diaper either subtly by lifting a shirt to see the waistband or even better is to get them to show you their full exposed diaper by dropping their pants or lifting their skirt.
- If longer than an hour ask if they’ve got their diaper bag with them.
They need a change
If you notice their diaper is nearing capacity you have a few options:
- Tell them they need a change and guide them to the changing area to do the change.
- Say that it looks like their diaper is getting full but you’ll change them in a bit. Delay it an hour and if they do leak tell them how you might need to switch to thicker diapers
- Don’t mention it but just bring diaper supplies to where they are and without comment start the changing process. Make it as if this is the most normal thing in the world.
They’re smelly / messy
You notice that they’ve messed their diaper, this might be expected or a surprise but it’s very important you don’t react negatively.
Some options:
- Mention it in a teasing but not disgusted way; “oh, do I smelly a messy diaper”, “I think my baby might need a change”, “Is someone a messy baby”, etc
- Check their diaper by pulling back the waistband or if it’s not exposed, grab and squeeze the back of their diaper through their clothing.
- Ask them to come over and sit on your knee. This is one of the most embarrassing things as it will cause their mess to spread and they’ll feel very babyish. Cuddle and bounce them for maximum blushing.
- Tell them you’ll change them in a bit. Making them wait even a short while shows you’re in control. For even greater effect, tell them that you don’t think that diaper is full yet so you’ll check them again in an hour. Or my favorite is to say I’ll change them but after lunch, dinner or some other activity that means it will be at least an hour and they’ll have to sit in it.
- Shower them with praise. As I mentioned they’ll likely be feeling some shame so tell them how good they are for using their diaper as they’re supposed to.
- Ideally when the time comes, change them yourself, but if not, be waiting with their new diaper after they’ve cleaned up.
You’re in public
- Lightly smack or squeeze their bum to remind them they’re wearing a diaper and you know it.
- Ask them if they’ll need a change soon
- Check their diaper subtly, this works best when you’re out of sight of others such as in an elevator or on a secluded section of a hike.
- Comment that their clothes hide their diaper well, or point out their waistband is showing.
- See a sign for a restroom? joke that they won’t be needing that.
At bedtime
- Prepare a bottle for them (milk, juice or water) and feed this to them in bed. This feels incredibly loving and should become part of your daily routine. It’s especially good if your partner struggles to sleep or is stressed.
- Insert an adult pacifier into their mouth before sleep, perfect straight after their bottle.
- Make a comment that you hope their diaper will hold all their accidents tonight
- Place mittens onto their hands (ideal for partners who like using their phone in bed)
- Give them a teddy to sleep with or read them a bedtime story.
During Sex
- If they’re diapered then it’s likely you’re using a vibrator or similar. Try also physically interact with their diaper at the same time to make it so you’re more intimately involved in it.
- Most importantly after the orgasm DO NOT allow them to change out of a diaper. This is a time they’re most likely to experience shame so actively tell them they’re good for being diapered and keep them diapered. If they do need to change it must be into another diaper. This is probably one of the most important pieces of advice I can give!
In the mornings:
- Check their diaper physically by touching, squeezing etc
- Make a comment that you’re glad they’re diapered otherwise they’d have wet the bed.
- Keep them in their night diaper and ABDL clothes until after breakfast or longer if possible (normally at weekends).
- Tell or encourage them to mess their diaper as then they can shower to clean up. Or force the matter by inserting a suppository or fleet enema.
- Re-insert the pacifier and/or give them another bottle.
Having a meal:
- Make them wear a bib. For maximum effect wait until a meal where they spill something on themselves and then introduce this rule.
- Feed them a meal. This can be fun!
- Make them sit in a highchair! These can be made using a director’s chair and an accessible feeding table and it’s worth the investment as it will make them feel very babyish sitting in an exposed diaper eating with with their hands or baby cutlery.
- Give drinks in a bottle or sippy cup.
Other situations:
It’s their birthday, Christmas or you just want to get them a gift
- Buy them a diaper / ABDL related gift and ideally from now on at least one but potentially even all of their gifts from you should be ABDL related. This unprompted involvement from you will show them how accepting you are of it. They will be delighted I guarantee!
- Gift Ideas:
- New ABDL diapers; buy a few packs of adult diapers. I’d recommend ABDL ones as they’re prettier and also you can buy a few different styles which they might not have.
- ABDL clothing; onesies are the easy option but to really wow them try something like shortalls, rompers, footed onesies.
- ABDL accessories; bottles, pacifiers, bibs, mittens or a new changing mat are great choices. These are especially good if the ABDL side has been something you’ve shy’d away from to date.
- Sexual; Some bondage gear like a straitjacket, bed restraints or locking clothing is a great gift. Or a Chastity cage will fill a boy with excitement and fear.
- Small filler gifts: baby powder, rash cream, etc
- As part of their gift, change their diaper wearing frequency or rules. “For Christmas I’ve decided that from now on you’re always going to be diapered at night”. “You’ll see I’ve got you some new diapers and from now on you’ll only be in these ABDL diapers, even in public”
Clothes shopping
- When clothes shopping ask them if this will fit over their diaper
- Make comments about certain items being good for hiding their diaper or “I think this might show your diaper a bit much”
- Comment on items being too adult for them or things looking childish as being perfect
- Make them wear a diaper out shopping so they can make sure things fit well
Grocery shopping or at a pharmacy
- Buy baby essentials regularly
- Comment on the baby diaper aisle that it’s a shame you can’t buy diapers their size here
- If you see adult diapers stop and look and ask them if you should buy some.
- Add a pack of goodnights to your cart if they fit them and comment that these might be useful for when you’re not in diapers.
- Buy suppositories, laxatives, etc
You have a vacation coming up
- Check they’ve packed enough diapers
- When they’re not around remove any underwear and replace with diapers (if you want them 24/7 for the trip)
- Discuss how them being diapered will impact the vacation. “I wonder if they’ll be somewhere I can change you on this day trip”, “Can you google if there’s accessible restrooms available at …”, “I wonder if I should ask the hotel for a medical trashcan in the room for your diapers”
- Buy a swim diaper if you don’t already have one.
Summary:
- Find reasons to diaper your partner even at times where it will be inconvenient
- Try increase the reasons and frequency of their diaper wearing over time. I’s start with 25% of the time they’re diapered and work up from there.
- Encourage and force them to use their diapers
- Interact with their diapers and acknowledge the fact they are diapered
- Introduce baby elements as much as possible
I’m assuming they’ve given consent to be diaper disciplined and because of this remember you’re TELLING them what to do, not asking.
How can I get more involved?
A theme of questions I’ve been getting from partners is how can they can get more involved. Specifically, being that taking on the role of the person forcing their partner to wear/use diapers doesn’t come naturally and so they never seem to do it.
I can’t stress enough how important it is for you to be in control of your partner’s diaper wearing and babying. Being accepting is a great first step but they’ll never really feel accepted if you’re not actively involved.
The good news is it’s not that hard and using some of the ideas I’ve already shared I’ve put together this article as a guide to situations which you can leverage to take control.
This can be learned and become natural over time, I know as I wasn’t wired with a natural ABDL mommy role.
Scenario examples where you can get more involved:
Partner not currently diapered:
They come back from work
- Meet them at the door with a diaper in hand and take them straight to get changed.
- Check their underwear upon arriving home. Comment that it smells like they had an accident (even if a lie) and say you think it’s best you get them diapered to avoid any in the house.
You’re away
- If your partner is at home or will come home and you’ll be away, leave a diaper and maybe some ABDL clothes out with a note telling them to get changed into this.
- Leaving for a few days? Hide their underwear and replace it with a note saying diapers are their underwear while you’re away.
- Ask for a diaper check over a message or video call, if not diapered, tell them to put one on.
- Require them to ask before changing and deny it until it looks near leaking.
They ask not to be diapered
Maybe they’re embarrassed, just not feeling it today or it will be inconvenient for some reason, you have a few choices:
- Tell them that’s not an option and they’re getting diapered anyway (this should be the default)
- Tell them you’ll allow it but as a consequence they’ll get some form of punishment. This should make them think twice so might be something like “you can wear adult underwear today but you’ll be getting a smacking and suppository tonight” or “ok but you’ll be diapered 24/7 for the rest of the week”
- Tell them to prove they deserve adult underwear. (This one needs a few hours spare so is best when they’re resisting wearing as they’re bored of it, feel ashamed, etc.) Your goal here is to prove they need diapers = they have an accident. Make them drink 3-4 large glasses of water and then say that they can use the toilet in 3 hours time to prove they don’t need diapers. Most won’t make it near that and will either beg to use it or have an accident. If you’re feeling nice when they ask to use the toilet, say no and diaper them or alternatively make them wet their pants before diapering them.
- A variant of the above also works if they don’t want to mess their diapers. Swap the water for 1 or 2 suppositories and set a time of an hour. The consequence of resisting and then being proven to need diapers should be long term, e.g: “ok now we know you’re not a big girl you’ll be using you diaper for everything for the next few months and then maybe you can try again”
It’s bedtime
- Have a diaper and some cute ABDL clothing laid out waiting for them.
- Ask them if they’re ready for bed and if they say yes, tell them that it doesn’t look like it and babies need to be diapered for bedtime.
On the way to the toilet
Stop them and tell them babies don’t use that and to go put on a diaper or better still, diaper them yourself.
You notice the toilet isn’t clean
If you go to the toilet after them and notice some stray pee on the seat, toilet surround or floor (all common with boys) or if they’ve left skids, then tell them off for being messy. Most importantly tell them that if they’re not grown up to use the toilet you’ll put them back in diapers permanently.
The first time this can just be a threat but on the second time you should enforce this and diaper them 24/7 for at least a few days but ideally a few weeks.
Underwear Inspections
Another great way to trigger some diaper wearing time is to inspect their underwear. After peeing many males leak a small amount so checking their underwear after they used the toilet can yield a small wet patch. Equally check at the end of the day but this time focus on the rear, and tell them that you can smell poop (even if you can’t).
Then use these findings to tell them they’re obviously too little for adult underwear and take them to be diapered. Again as before, this should last a few days. You can also step things up more slowly by going to pull ups first and then diapers.
During Sex
Experiment with mentioning diapers or them being a baby during sex. You’ll likely find this turns them on more. Little things like saying:
- “Do you feel like a big boy/girl not wearing your diaper tonight”
- “I think I should diaper you after this”
- “I prefer you in diapers for this, maybe we’ll make that permanent”
- “Will you cum so we can get you back in your diapy”
- Etc
Going; on a drive, to see a movie, a day trip?
These should all be used as reasons for your partner to be diapered. Tell them that you want them diapered as it would be easier and pick an appropriate diaper for the occasion.
For long drives or movies I’d recommend a thick diaper. For day trips a thinner diaper, which can be changed, may be better. Remember they likely will object to wearing out of fear or it being inconvenient but this is exactly why this is a perfect opportunity to diaper them.
They’re already diapered:
They say they’re going to the toilet
- Stop them and tell them to use their diaper. Likely this means they need to a poop but don’t relent and tell them their diapers are for everything. This is one of the most powerful things you can do to show them you accept their diaper wearing and be actively forcing them to mess their diaper.
They walk past you
- Try give them a “diaper pat” when you’re nearby or if they pass you. This shows you know they’re diapered and that you accept it!
- Stop them and do a diaper check. You can do this by squeezing the front and back of their diaper through clothing but ideally get them to expose their diaper to you. This shows you accept them and are expecting them to have used their diaper.
You’re sitting together
- If their diaper is exposed, make a small comment about it, like “These diapers look cute on you”
- If the diaper is hidden by clothing, do a small diaper pat or squeeze it to show you know it’s there
- Make a comment on their diaper’s state, like “you’re already a bit wet”, “I might need to change you soon”, “it doesn’t look like you’ve used your diaper yet”
You’re about to head out of the house
- Quickly check they’re wearing a diaper either subtly by lifting a shirt to see the waistband or even better is to get them to show you their full exposed diaper by dropping their pants or lifting their skirt.
- If longer than an hour ask if they’ve got their diaper bag with them.
They need a change
If you notice their diaper is nearing capacity you have a few options:
- Tell them they need a change and guide them to the changing area to do the change.
- Say that it looks like their diaper is getting full but you’ll change them in a bit. Delay it an hour and if they do leak tell them how you might need to switch to thicker diapers
- Don’t mention it but just bring diaper supplies to where they are and without comment start the changing process. Make it as if this is the most normal thing in the world.
They’re smelly / messy
You notice that they’ve messed their diaper, this might be expected or a surprise but it’s very important you don’t react negatively.
Some options:
- Mention it in a teasing but not disgusted way; “oh, do I smelly a messy diaper”, “I think my baby might need a change”, “Is someone a messy baby”, etc
- Check their diaper by pulling back the waistband or if it’s not exposed, grab and squeeze the back of their diaper through their clothing.
- Ask them to come over and sit on your knee. This is one of the most embarrassing things as it will cause their mess to spread and they’ll feel very babyish. Cuddle and bounce them for maximum blushing.
- Tell them you’ll change them in a bit. Making them wait even a short while shows you’re in control. For even greater effect, tell them that you don’t think that diaper is full yet so you’ll check them again in an hour. Or my favorite is to say I’ll change them but after lunch, dinner or some other activity that means it will be at least an hour and they’ll have to sit in it.
- Shower them with praise. As I mentioned they’ll likely be feeling some shame so tell them how good they are for using their diaper as they’re supposed to.
- Ideally when the time comes, change them yourself, but if not, be waiting with their new diaper after they’ve cleaned up.
You’re in public
- Lightly smack or squeeze their bum to remind them they’re wearing a diaper and you know it.
- Ask them if they’ll need a change soon
- Check their diaper subtly, this works best when you’re out of sight of others such as in an elevator or on a secluded section of a hike.
- Comment that their clothes hide their diaper well, or point out their waistband is showing.
- See a sign for a restroom? joke that they won’t be needing that.
At bedtime
- Prepare a bottle for them (milk, juice or water) and feed this to them in bed. This feels incredibly loving and should become part of your daily routine. It’s especially good if your partner struggles to sleep or is stressed.
- Insert an adult pacifier into their mouth before sleep, perfect straight after their bottle.
- Make a comment that you hope their diaper will hold all their accidents tonight
- Place mittens onto their hands (ideal for partners who like using their phone in bed)
- Give them a teddy to sleep with or read them a bedtime story.
During Sex
- If they’re diapered then it’s likely you’re using a vibrator or similar. Try also physically interact with their diaper at the same time to make it so you’re more intimately involved in it.
- Most importantly after the orgasm DO NOT allow them to change out of a diaper. This is a time they’re most likely to experience shame so actively tell them they’re good for being diapered and keep them diapered. If they do need to change it must be into another diaper. This is probably one of the most important pieces of advice I can give!
In the mornings:
- Check their diaper physically by touching, squeezing etc
- Make a comment that you’re glad they’re diapered otherwise they’d have wet the bed.
- Keep them in their night diaper and ABDL clothes until after breakfast or longer if possible (normally at weekends).
- Tell or encourage them to mess their diaper as then they can shower to clean up. Or force the matter by inserting a suppository or fleet enema.
- Re-insert the pacifier and/or give them another bottle.
Having a meal:
- Make them wear a bib. For maximum effect wait until a meal where they spill something on themselves and then introduce this rule.
- Feed them a meal. This can be fun!
- Make them sit in a highchair! These can be made using a director’s chair and an accessible feeding table and it’s worth the investment as it will make them feel very babyish sitting in an exposed diaper eating with with their hands or baby cutlery.
- Give drinks in a bottle or sippy cup.
Other situations:
It’s their birthday, Christmas or you just want to get them a gift
- Buy them a diaper / ABDL related gift and ideally from now on at least one but potentially even all of their gifts from you should be ABDL related. This unprompted involvement from you will show them how accepting you are of it. They will be delighted I guarantee!
- Gift Ideas:
- New ABDL diapers; buy a few packs of adult diapers. I’d recommend ABDL ones as they’re prettier and also you can buy a few different styles which they might not have.
- ABDL clothing; onesies are the easy option but to really wow them try something like shortalls, rompers, footed onesies.
- ABDL accessories; bottles, pacifiers, bibs, mittens or a new changing mat are great choices. These are especially good if the ABDL side has been something you’ve shy’d away from to date.
- Sexual; Some bondage gear like a straitjacket, bed restraints or locking clothing is a great gift. Or a Chastity cage will fill a boy with excitement and fear.
- Small filler gifts: baby powder, rash cream, etc
- As part of their gift, change their diaper wearing frequency or rules. “For Christmas I’ve decided that from now on you’re always going to be diapered at night”. “You’ll see I’ve got you some new diapers and from now on you’ll only be in these ABDL diapers, even in public”
Clothes shopping
- When clothes shopping ask them if this will fit over their diaper
- Make comments about certain items being good for hiding their diaper or “I think this might show your diaper a bit much”
- Comment on items being too adult for them or things looking childish as being perfect
- Make them wear a diaper out shopping so they can make sure things fit well
Grocery shopping or at a pharmacy
- Buy baby essentials regularly
- Comment on the baby diaper aisle that it’s a shame you can’t buy diapers their size here
- If you see adult diapers stop and look and ask them if you should buy some.
- Add a pack of goodnights to your cart if they fit them and comment that these might be useful for when you’re not in diapers.
- Buy suppositories, laxatives, etc
You have a vacation coming up
- Check they’ve packed enough diapers
- When they’re not around remove any underwear and replace with diapers (if you want them 24/7 for the trip)
- Discuss how them being diapered will impact the vacation. “I wonder if they’ll be somewhere I can change you on this day trip”, “Can you google if there’s accessible restrooms available at …”, “I wonder if I should ask the hotel for a medical trashcan in the room for your diapers”
- Buy a swim diaper if you don’t already have one.
Summary:
- Find reasons to diaper your partner even at times where it will be inconvenient
- Try increase the reasons and frequency of their diaper wearing over time. I’s start with 25% of the time they’re diapered and work up from there.
- Encourage and force them to use their diapers
- Interact with their diapers and acknowledge the fact they are diapered
- Introduce baby elements as much as possible
I’m assuming they’ve given consent to be diaper disciplined and because of this remember you’re TELLING them what to do, not asking.
ABDL Supply Sites!
General Supplies
ABDLFactory
Baby Pants
Rearz
Aww So Cute
Cuddlz
Cosy N Dry
Inner Child
Adult Diapers
AB Universe
Adult Cloth Diaper
Angel Fluff
North Shore
Snuggies Diapers
Bambino Diapers
Adult Pacifiers
Pacifiers R Us
6+ Month Pacifiers (Only use for 15 minute periods as to not cause tooth problems)
MAM
Diapers.com
Babies R Us
Adult Baby Clothes
Pajama City
FootedPajamas.com
Pajamagram
WebUndies.com
Snug As A Bug
Forever Lazy
Big Feet PJ’s
Baby Toys
Toys “R” Us
Walmart
Target
Little Tikes
IKEA
Pottery Barn Kids
Adult Cribs
Adult Baby Furniture
Booper doop! There ya go! Here are a few sites I have found that have ABDL products! I myself am not an ABDL, so I have never used any of these sites personally. If any of the links are broken, don’t have ABDL friendly products, or if you wish for any more links, just pm me! <3
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What Diaper Discipline elements do you want?
This list is to help you think about the elements of Diaper Discipline you want and can also be used by a partner to list elements they’re comfortable with.
Reblog with what you’d pick!
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Diaper Wearing:
Disposable Medical Diapers
Disposable ABDL Diapers
Pull Ups
Cloth Diapers
Training Pants
AB Underwear
Diaper Usage:
Wetting
Messing
Frequency:
1-2 days a week
3-4 days a week
5-6 days a week
Every night
24/7
Forced Usage:
Bulk forming / Fibre
Suppositories
Oral Laxatives
Enemas
Castor Oil
Catheters
Locking Clothing / Pant
Hollow Butt Plugs
Anal Stretching
Toilet untraining
Checks & Changes:
Partner checks you’re wearing diapers (enforcing wearing not checking if you need changed)
Partner checks if you need changed regularly
Permission required to change yourself
Partner checks if you need changed exclusively (you can’t ask for changes)
Partner changes you into dry diapers
Partner changes wet diapers
Partner changes messy diaper
Partner does all changes (Not allowed to change yourself)
Partner changes in public (i.e. back of car / disabled washroom)
Adult Baby Clothing:
T-shirt and exposed Diaper
Plain Onesies
AB Onesies
AB Rompers
AB Footed Sleepers
AB Pyjamas
AB Play Clothes (Shortalls, Dresses, etc)
Spreader pants
Mittens
Booties
Bonnets
Adult Baby Accessories:
Pacifier
Bottle
Sippy Cup
Bib
Baby Blanket
Teddy
Chew Toys
Age 1-2 Toys
Age 3-4 Toys
Young Child Toys (5+)
Diaper changing bag
Adult Baby Furniture:
Changing Mat
Diapers on display
Changing Table
Crib
High Chair
Playpen
Bouncer
Public Wearing / Usage:
Wear pull ups in public
Wear diapers in public
Wet diapers in public
Mess diapers in public
Wear pull ups around friends & family
Wear diapers around friends & family
Wet diapers around friends & family
Mess diapers around friends & family
Wear pull ups at work
Wear diapers at work
Wet diapers at work
Mess diapers at work
MDLB / DDLG Behaviours:
Being called Baby
Sweet talk (being talked to as if a small child/baby)
Must hold hand in public at all times
Calling partner Mummy/Daddy
Diaper pats
Helped to get dressed/undressed
Bottle feeding
Pretend breast feeding
Spoonfed adult food
Spoonfed baby food
Baby talk
Crawling
Bondage:
Locking Diaper Covers / Plastic Pants
Locking Mittens
Pacifier Gags
Bed Restraints
Straight Jackets
Full Fixation Restraints
Chastity:
Male chastity cage
Self-imposed chastity
Punishments for masturbating in diapers
Punishments:
Time-Outs
Writing Lines
Smacked
Denied/delayed diaper changes
Forced pacifier use
Chastity
Laxatives
Bottom stuffing with a butt plug
Restrained
Loss of adult privileges
Masturbation & Sex:
Vibrator though diaper
Butt plugs
Diaper humping
Prostrate massage (combined with Chastity device)
Pegging
Cuckolding
Sissy:
Pink AB Diapers
Girly AB Onesies
Female AB clothes (dresses, etc)
Full sissy attire
Fake breasts / bras
Makeup & painted nails
Micro chastity device
Exposure:
Private photo album
Anonymous social media account (faces hidden & identify keep secret)
Public social media account
Attending ABDL events
Visiting ABDL shops
Telling Friends
Telling Family
Public diaper exposure
20 KINKY THINGS MOST ABDLs CRAVE MORE THAN OXYGEN
Diaper pats
Forehead kisses
Back rubbies
Frequent infantilization
Bedtime snuggles
After work babying and regression
Morning cuddles
Nini stories
Cute hand holding
Gentle teasing
Cute reminders
Diapee checks/ potty checks
Paci or thumb for suckling
Holding hands to cross the street
Being dressed, instead of choosing yourself
Diapee/ pull up changes... especially extra blushy ones
Stuffies, all the stuffies
Bath or shower time!
Bath/ shower TOYS!
Constant regression!!
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What numbers stick out to you? What does NOT apply, or what am I missing? And most importantly... as always, stay happy, stay healthy, and stay kinky!