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This is what happens when a baby disobey
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How to Spot a Little One Messing Their Diaper
These are things I have noticed when babysitting little ones ☺️🥹😉
1. Sudden silence
Chatty little? Playful energy? And then… quiet. That’s your first clue. Babies often go quiet when they’re concentrating on making a “present” in their padding.
2. The telltale squat
Slight knees-bent, hips lowered, or even a full crouch. That posture is iconic. Some try to pretend they’re just “playing on the floor,” but the truth squishes out quickly.
3. That face
Eyes unfocused. Mouth slack or sucking their pacifier extra hard. A tiny wrinkle between the brows. Maybe even a soft grunt. That’s a “pushing face” if I’ve ever seen one.
4. Shy glances
Littles who know they’re being watched might try to sneak away behind a couch or into a corner. Constant glances to see if anyone notices? Total giveaway.
5. Clutching a stuffie
Sometimes they squeeze their favorite stuffie when they mess. Like it gives them the courage. It’s sweet. And obvious.
6. Subtle rocking or shifting
As they fill their diaper, a little might shift from foot to foot or slowly rock their hips. Sometimes it’s to help the process… sometimes they just feel extra little when it’s happening.
7. The smell
Obvious. Immediate. Instant diaper check.
8. Sudden clinginess or hiding
After a big accident, a little might get very cuddly or very shy. Some want to bury their face in your chest and melt. Others try to disappear under a blankie.
9. Waddling gets worse
That squishy crinkle gets louder and their steps get wider. When their diaper starts sagging low between their thighs, you know exactly what happened.
10. That helpless little whimper
The one that says: “I messed… I can’t clean myself… and I don’t know whether to cry or cuddle.” That sound is pure baby.
Thank god that I can enter
I need this as a big metal sign on my door lmao

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the wild doesn’t care what you’re wearing — and neither do i 🌲🎞️
Looking cute in his new Sponge Bob Adaptive sleeper.
As a Daddy of a little boy with special needs and sensory issues we rely on companies that provide specialist adaptive clothing.
We've recently come across this jem of a company that sadly has now decided to end their adapted line. It's a real shame but at least we got a few bits for him!
And if you're wondering how he manages in AB onsies, it's because Nanny, aka my mum unstitches and restitches them for him!
I honestly wish that AB companies would think of kiddos with Autism and sensory needs and do something about their awful stitching!
On that note I just bought him a beautiful little jogging suit from Diaper minister - who has honestly become my favourite nappy company, I buy them exclusively for Mr piddle pants!
And it happened…
*⚠️ACCOUNT DELETED⚠️*
Our previous blog @babydou15 got deleted this morning.
The blog lasted 15 months. More than 5000+ followers, 75 000 notes, 200+ posts, a 17 part story and countless of hours of work and chats with you guys deleted in one second and there’s nothing we can do about it.
The sad reality of ABDL today.
We will now keep posting on this blog and will not stop sharing our harmless lifestyle. There’s nothing wrong with ABDL as long as it is between consenting adults and there is no reason for us to stop.
This is all very discouraging but we hope to build back up a following.
Please like and reblog this post to reach as many of our followers so that we can once again embark on this great journey together!
- Baby & Daddy
Things to Do with Plushies that aren’t Traditional Pretend Play
If you regress/dream to an older age range, you might not play pretend as often, if at all. That said, there’s no reason why you still can’t enjoy your plushies’ company.
Cuddle them as you go to sleep. This one is pretty obvious, but I think it deserves a place on this list.
Make them little Kandi collars with their name in letter beads. You can make a matching bracelet or necklace for yourself too!
On that note, sew clothes for them and dress them up. This one might require some supervision because of the pins and needles, but it’s usually worth it.
Set them up so that they look like they’re doing the same activity as you are. (Putting a controller in front of them if you’re gaming, pretending to feed them bits of your meal, setting them up in front of the TV so they can enjoy the programs with you, etc) This one veers into pretend play, but it’s not as involved so I figured I’d include it.
Put them into your purse/backpack/bag so they can keep you company on your errands or other trips you take.
Set them up in nature or around the house and take photos of them. You can even scrapbook with the photos.
If they are sturdy enough, give them a bubble bath and then either stick them in a pillowcase and put it in the dryer, or air dry them in the sun. This is good for bonding with them, and general maintenance to keep them clean.
Write about them. You can make little character profiles for them, or even full stories! This is good if you have a hard time playing pretend but you still want to feature them in imaginative contexts.
Draw/paint pictures of them and hang them on your wall!
Finally, if this is something you’re up for, set up a side blog for your favorite plushie and document their life online. Make blog posts from their perspective, have them take “selfies” etc!
Have fun with your plushies 💕

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Daddy: "Hold on buddy, I’m not changing that stinky Pamp before you show me a little dance."
Baby: "Uhhh, what do you mean Dadda? 😳"
Daddy: "I want to see your diapee wiggle, time to put on a show for Daddy!"
Baby: "Hmmm, not sure how to do… like this ?"
Daddy: "There we go, just like when you go humpy-humpy on your plushie. Too bad, no stickies this time, this little cage stays on. This full pamp would have been a perfect one though… better luck next time! Alright, let’s get you all clean."
How to regress/baby me!
Just DO it! It's all about control
If you’re regressing me, don’t check; do.
Don’t ask me about my diaper, check it.
Don’t ask if I want my paci; force it in my mouth.
Don’t ask if I want a diaper change; force me to a flat surface and change me.
If I’m trusting you to regress me, just do it! Don't beat around the bush. I really don’t wanna be the big girl that needs to be checked with. I am trusting you and you have my consent to full on regress me!
When I say, “I’m not a baby!” I’m really just reinforcing your regression’s grip on me. So DO it!
Yes please!
ABDL : How routine makes it work
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You can find all other Daddy Tips by searching #DaddyTipsABDL on the blog.
Starting ABDL full time with my little guy, I realized that there are two sides of things. Either you try it for a few days and realize it’s not for you. Or you fully commit to it and then it’s a complete shift of life.
ABDL can be a hobby for some but it can also be a new way of life, with its pros and cons.
For us, there has been no question whether we wanted to do it partially or fully dive into this new world. Baby felt the need to live this way and I couldn’t be happier. What better to guide your little through these new steps one by one?
One thing I’ve learned is that ABDL requires a (fairly) strict schedule during the day. Living as ABDL is something that does take a lot of time, including feeding, changing, dressing up, baths and much more. That’s when routine became a new reality.
First, it helps your little be accustomed to follow your rules and your schedule. But it also allows you to shape the day to keep some much deserved alone time at the end of the day. Listen, being my boy’s Daddy is wonderful and something I could not have even dreamed of. However, we still need to rest and have some quietness during the day like everyone else.
I know some of you are enjoying those “daddy tips” I post as you might someday be in a position to have a little of your own, or you are simply curious and interested ! Below is how our routine works, so maybe it can inspire your own.
Once again, be aware that this is not for everyone as we all have different lives and occupations. This is how it works for us but it may not be exactly the same for you.
7:30 : Daddy wakes up - Alone time to get ready for the day.
8:00 : Daddy wakes Baby up
8:10 : Breakfast for Baby (first bottle + a jar of banana baby food)
8:30 : First diaper change + dressing up
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8:45 - 17:00 : Work for Daddy outside of home - of course there are ways to keep an eye on your little while you are away but that may be for a future daddy tip!
(During the weekend, this period usually includes playtime in the morning, nap time after lunch at 14:30 and sometimes an additional diaper change)
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17:00 : Back at home + second bottle on daddy’s lap
17:15 : Second (usually very much needed) diaper change
17:30 : Bath time
18:15 : Dressing up for evening for Baby (Diaper, onesie and pajamas)
18:30 : Dinner - baby food twice during the week (if you want advice on baby food, click on another Daddy Tips I published here !)
19:15 : Playtime or TV time + third bottle
20:25 : Third diaper change
20:30 : Bedtime for Baby (during weekdays or 22:00 during the weekend)
Alone time until bedtime for Daddy
You will see that this routine matches perfectly the Diaper Chart I shared with you all a few months ago - link here if you have missed it! It gives a chance to my little guy to earn his weekly points for a baba in the morning, afternoon and evening but also to spend 1h+ a day in his playpen, etc. Once again, it’s all about creating a frame that works for you.
Of course, this routine can be varied with surprises such as *naughty* times for Baby, or days out, trips, etc. A routine doesn’t define your whole life but it definitely helps make it work if you are willing to live this life surrounded by diapers, pajamas and bibs.
So yes, it is a lot of work and sometimes means a few restrictions but it is also extremely rewarding. Cuddles, kisses and full diapers are signs that this frame you created works and makes your little happy.
And then, even if you are away for one evening, your little might even keep the routine going because that’s what they now love. An example below of a picture my little boy sent me a few days ago when I was away from home an evening.
Now, that’s what I call a reward as a Daddy! ⬇️
Warning ⚠️ : By living ABDL 24/7 with your little, you accept the risk to step on a Lego block everyday. Believe me, wear your slippers at home. You will thank me later.
- Daddy
ABDL 24/7 : Is it the right thing for you?
Daddy tips - 5
Previous Daddy tips posts below :
Daddy tips - 1 - ABDL : How to make your little crave for their diapers (click here!)
Daddy tips - 2 - Diaper Chart : How to keep your little obedient and motivated (click here!)
Daddy tips - 3 - Baby food : A gourmet journey (click here!)
Daddy tips - 4 - ABDL : How routine makes it work ? (click here!)
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As a Daddy, I have always wanted to have a little guy and live the 24/7 ABDL lifestyle, with everything it includes. It has now been the case for over a year and a half, and I could not be happier. However, as exciting as this may sound, this is not something to decide overnight. It must be the result of a reflection as it comes with big pros and big cons. Here are some of my thoughts as a — now — experienced 24/7 Daddy, to help you decide if you want (or not) to join this way of living.
Being a 24/7 Daddy:
First of all, let me tell you that it is very rewarding. A lot of cuddles and cuteness overload. This is something I have been wanting and that I would not like to change for anything. Yet, I also have to be honest and share the cons. Being a caregiver for this little stinker means being constantly available and ready for anything. That’s obviously a lot of work and requires a real commitment. This is also something you must think about long-term. Would you be okay changing diapers 365 days a year? Taking care of baths, meals, dressing-ups, etc ? That’s a lot of work ! It is always difficult knowing if that is something you are ready for before you dive into it fully. I would recommend to try for a full week, and then perhaps two or three to see how it goes and how you feel.
ABDL is either a fantasy, a hobby or a lifestyle and this is where you will be able to draw the line. There is no right or wrong answer, simply what corresponds to you the best.
Remember to take time for yourself, as a caregiver. Early bedtimes for your little one are a perfect way to do this and fit ideally in their schedule!
Talk with Baby!
Of course, there are both sides of the story here and both need to be taken into account. Therefore, make sure to have open conversations with your — maybe — future 24/7 little one. Set boundaries, expectations (that’s where rules may enter the discussion), limits, etc. That way, you may even discover aspects of ABDL that you had never have heard of, and find your own balance. There’s no perfect way to live this life, this is your own to make, however you want it to be.
During these conversations I personally set everything I was expecting from my little guy, including all aspects of his new life and checked if that sounded good to him. (Believe me that the bulge in his padding was an answer on its own 😉). I was an active listener to hear his ideas and wishes but remained firm, since Daddy knows best after all, am I right?
What about money?
Hot topic right here ! Once again, there is no model to follow. To each their own situation. There’s no judgment to have on anyone regarding this. It all depends on your personal preferences and opportunities and should not prevent you from enjoying ABDL. However, this is something I must talk about, since I have gotten a few questions about that in private.
Living ABDL 24/7 is expensive, there’s no doubt about that. Diapers only are a big part of the budget. Baby usually goes through an average of 3 diapers a day, sometimes 4 which is about a 100 diapers a month (more or less). As you can imagine, that is a considerable budget. This also comes with additional expenses for wipes, powder, diaper plastic bags, etc.
To that, you can add everything else you may want to include to your life : Baby food, baby clothes, bibs, bottles, toys, accessories.
Another question, still related to money, also comes up often : does Baby work?
Well, that’s been the center of many conversations but eventually, the current answer is no, baby does not work. There are several options to make full-time ABDL work : partial job, fully remote, self-employed from home. I have personally decided that my little one will not be working as it is not a need and this is something he has agreed on. Make sure to think this through and see your options there.
Working does not mean 24/7 ABDL is impossible! It might just mean adjustments need to be made.
Going out :
You may have guessed that being 24/7 ABDL does not mean staying at home 24/7. Of course, you must also think about what you will do about going out. This is up to you but keep in mind that ABDL can be a sensitive topic for some people and that this should be kept private. There’s no wrongdoing in this lifestyle but this is not something other people need to be involved in.
As a result of this, my choice has been to keep Baby diapered when we go out, with a onesie under his clothes at all times but generally covered by dungarees or jeans and a sweater to keep it as neutral as possible (nothing too big boyish though!).
If a change is needed outside, which eventually happens once in a while (even though it’s been more and more frequent recently…looks like someone is now trusting his padding 100%), there’s always somewhere hidden available or a public restroom. I quickly became an expert of standing-up diaper changes, which is not an easy thing!
Family and friends :
Probably one of the toughest elements to control when it comes to 24/7. Baby and I do not live close to family members, so this issue does not come into play.
When it comes to friends, I have two ABDL friends who are absolutely aware of the situation (and even come babysit Baby from time to time, but that may be for another post! 🤫). When it comes to the rest of our friends, they are not aware of our lifestyle but I think I do a great job at hiding my little guy’s padded bum.
To finish this post, I would like to remind you that this lifestyle is clearly not suitable to everyone and that’s OK. Why not try other options such as weekends only, evenings/night only, once in a while, or even one week a month? Possibilities are endless and you should not define your options to 24/7 only and get discouraged if you cannot reach that goal for any reason.
- Daddy

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This helps to keep the house quiet a little 👶👶🤗
Then it comes to Friday remember the three Ps:
Padding
Pacifier
Plushie