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ABDL : How routine makes it work
Daddy tips - 4
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
🌟 Pacifiers 101 🌟
✨ Whether you call it a pacifier, soother, dummy, paci, or any other name, many cadets aboard the little space station enjoy them! Here’s the rundown of things you should know about them before you buy one! ✨
🌠 An adult sized pacifier is the safe and best choice. 🌠
While baby pacifiers are more easily accessible, they aren’t meant for people with bigger mouths/teeth. Baby pacis are too short and are only able to reach just past your teeth. Pacifiers are supposed to end up at the roof of your mouth, which is why different sizes exist in the first place. If a paci is too short/small, then there are two outcomes:
Instead of your tongue keeping your paci from slipping out, you would bite down on it to keep it in place. Clenching your jaw shut for too long can cause aches and pain in both your jawline and your teeth.
If you attempt to suck your baby paci, your tongue will push itself against your front teeth repeatedly. This repeated force from your tongue is strong enough to push your teeth forward, which, if done excessively and over a long enough time frame, can lead to either an overbite or underbite. Long before that happens however, your front teeth will ache.
Adult pacifiers should not cause these problems. There are only a very few exceptions where they would not help, and I’ll list them:
You have barely lost your front teeth. Teeth and genetics are weird, and while the majority of people will have lost their front teeth when they were 6 or 7, some people lose their baby teeth later than that. Some individuals even get an entire second set of adult teeth! If any of these situations apply to you, then using any pacifier (but especially a too small one) after your new teeth have grown in is an unwise idea. There are gaps in the bone underneath your gumline, which means your teeth are especially sensitive to any type of pressure and are highly susceptible to shifting out of alignment. It typically takes a year for the bone underneath to solidify, in which case you should wait to use a paci until then.
You have braces/have barely gotten your braces removed. Similar to the circumstances above, if your teeth have recently been purposefully shifted into alignment, using a pacifier can cause aches and movement in your teeth. This can be prevented with the very important tool your dentist gave you: a retainer! Adult pacifiers fit perfectly behind your retainers, which will prevent any movement and/or pressure on your teeth. I would recommend not using your pacifier without a retainer until: you are instructed to stop using a retainer altogether or a year after you are instructed to use your retainer only while you’re sleeping. These times are greater than if you had new teeth because the older you are, the longer your body takes to grow - this includes bone. The older you have dental work done, the longer it’ll take for this bone to fully fill the space your teeth have vacated; if your dentist has instructed you to use your retainer for the rest of your life, I do not recommend using a pacifier for long periods of time without a retainer in place, as you have an increased risk of developing an overbite.
Your mouth is too small. The question is in which way your mouth too small? For example, if your teeth are too big for your mouth (and you may have even had some of them removed to make space/have straight teeth) then chances are that you would have to use an adult paci. However, if your teeth are short and otherwise child-sized, then you may instead find that the largest baby paci (36 months) will suit you fine and cause no pain. In this very specific circumstance, a baby pacifier may suit your needs better, as, to reiterate, as long as the paci ends at the roof of your mouth then you shouldn’t have any problems.
🌠 The Care and Cleaning of Your Pacifier 🌠
All pacifiers should be properly cleaned and sanitized when you first get one. Afterwards, they should be routinely cleaned to prevent bacteria and germs from growing and entering your mouth, even if they don’t seem dirty.
Wash it with warm water and dish soap. Take a clean cloth or towel, damp it with warm water, add a squirt of dish soap, and carefully clean the nipple and the back of the shield. Other soaps may not be food safe - as in, suitable for something you’re going to be putting in your mouth - so it’s best to be careful.
Use pacifier wipes. In stores, there exist specific wipes to clean pacifiers with! Some are vaguely flavored, so even if you might pop your paci in right after cleaning, it won’t leave a chemical taste in your mouth.
In the event that your pacifier needs to be completely sanitized (such as dropped on the ground or other unsanitary place or if used during an illness) your options are:
If you have an undecorated pacifier, as in one without any added embellishments, then you can bring some water to a boil, disassemble and toss the paci in there, stir it around for 2-5 minutes, remove it, and allow it to cool completely before putting it back together and placing it in your mouth.
If you have a decorated pacifer, check with the seller to see if there are any specific cleaning instructions.
After using your pacifier, make sure it is dry before putting it in storage to prevent the development of germs and bacteria - if possible, cleaning it after usage is recommended for long term storage.
Storage can be any container or location that is clean and dry: an old lunch box, a new pencil case/box/bag, a new make-up bag, a tin container, a tupperware container, a mason jar, a Halloween pail, an Easter basket, a Valentine’s Day box/tin/mailbox, and even a drawer are all examples of what you can use. If your pacifier storage can be easily cleaned, then feel free to use it!
🌠 Pacifier Usage 🌠
While using your pacifier, it’s best to avoid the practices that can lead to aches and pain, as previously mentioned.
Your tongue should not be touching or pushing against your front teeth at any point in the process, as this is what commonly leads to teeth aches and teeth shifting out of alignment. On top of this, you run the risk of becoming comfortable resting your tongue against your teeth even when you aren’t using your pacifier, which can also lead to your teeth shifting out of alignment.
Instead, your tongue should be resting along the bulb of the nipple, which should be right below your hard or soft pallet. Suckling may push the bulb towards the back of the mouth (or, your tongue moves along the stem of the nipple), but as long as your tongue doesn’t brace the nipple against any teeth, you shouldn’t experience any discomfort.
You may be tempted to bite down on your pacifier to keep it in your mouth, but as long as it’s properly sized, that’s not necessary. In fact, biting down on it can strain your jaw, similar to how teeth grinding can do the same. If you find yourself doing this often, with the jaw pain to go along with it, you may find it better to buy a mouth guard - some models even have a pacifier-like exterior, and you can view them as a more teether-like alternative.
When using your pacifier for long periods of time, you may begin to notice discoloration alongside the corners/edges of your mouth. This is common for people who use pacifiers, people who have retainers, or people who produce more saliva/drool more than average.
Don’t fret! Lip balms that promise “lip repair”, “intense therapy”, and “skin protecting” can be used at the corners of your mouth to soothe any irritation and prevent future discoloration from occurring again. If these are unavailable, petroleum jelly may help.
✨ Class dismissed - now go ahead and get the pacifier of your dreams, cadet!✨
Rules For Littles In Diapers Or Pull-Ups
You are in diapers or pull-ups for a reason, but they are not interchangeable! What are the expectations for littles?
Use your diapers (very) often, that’s what it’s they’re for and that’s why you’re in them!
Using your diapers (often) is totally okay, and is 100% expected that you do. Your diapers are for both voluntary and involuntary use. You are not expected to ask if you need to use it, just use it.
It’s never an “accident” to use your diapers, but it’s an accident if your diaper leaks (your caregiver can decide if the accident is your fault and what (if any) corrective actions need to be taken).
If you hold it and then go all at once in your diapers, you greatly increase chances for an accident, and having it be your fault so use your diapers whenever you feel the slightest urge to go.
You should be doing little tinkles in your diaper about every few minutes or so (you need to keep that bladder empty, and also make sure you hydrate). Proper hydration also makes your pee less stinky.
If you have a caregiver, it is typical that you won’t even be allowed to touch, or change your diapers, or even to ask for a diaper change (hopefully your caregiver is attentive and will be taking care of your diapers (and any other needs) for you before an accident happens).
If you have a caregiver, you should cooperate fully with having your diaper checked, and having your diaper changed (if you don’t and your diaper leaks (which it will eventually), then it’s your fault and you will be in trouble).
Even if you’re in diapers only a night, these rules don’t change. Once the diaper is on, it stays on and you’re expected to use it whenever you have the urge to go, and not just for involuntary use (like bedwetting). Attentive caregivers will check and change your diaper right before going to sleep and even while you sleep if your diaper gets full. Being in a fresh diaper before going to sleep is the best way to reduce night-time accidents.
If you’re in pull-ups, the rules are very different than when you’re in diapers, and you’ll need to be more disciplined or face discipline!
Your pull-up is like protective underwear (trainers) and is there “just in case”, mostly for involuntary use. Being in pull-ups and being allowed to use the potty for voluntary use gives you more independence and responsibilities.
You are expected to try to keep your pull-ups clean and dry, unless you ask your caregiver and they say its okay for you to use it (like if you’re stuck in traffic, or at a concert or movie, or having tummy troubles and can’t make it to a potty in time)
Unlike diapers, going potty in your pull-ups is an accident and might get you in trouble (like getting spanked and put back in diapers until further notice).
You won’t be allowed to take your pull-up off, unless your caregiver says its okay, but you will probably be allowed to pull them down to go potty in the toilet and pull them back up when you’re done.
Pull-ups are way more likely to leak than diapers. Having an accident in your pull-up and having it leak could mean double-trouble for you (and your rear-end).
Having to change your used pull-up will not be popular with your caregiver because some of your clothes might need to be taken off completely before you can be cleaned up and get put into a fresh pull-up. Keep in mind, that it might be easier for the caregiver to rip the pull-up off, give you a (deserved) spanking, then change you into a fresh diaper, then to take your clothes off and slip a fresh pull-up on you.
If the additional expectations are causing stress, it might be a really good idea to very sweetly ask your caregiver to put you back in diapers instead of using your pull-ups and getting in trouble. Long car rides, air travel, movies, concerts, vacations (Disney!), afternoon naps, sleeping, sicknesses (tummy troubles!), and getting over stressful times, are some very common (and good) reasons for being put back in diapers.
Even though you went in the potty and not in your pull-ups isn’t enough. Not washing your hands properly, or dribbles and streaks in your pull-ups (or other indicators of improper hygiene) can result in punishments and/or getting put back in diapers.
I expect better behavior now that it’s clear what the rules are!
Reasons Why ALL Boys Belong in Diapers
Boys are messy creatures. From their sticky fingers to their questionable aim in the bathroom, boys have never been good at keeping things clean. A diaper just simplifies the whole process—no more "oops, I missed" or "it was just an accident!"
Moms and girlfriends are already cleaning up after them. Ever noticed how boys conveniently “forget” how to do laundry, dishes, or pick up their own socks? They already expect someone else to handle their messes—diapers just make it official!
They think farting is funny. So let’s see how they like a full diaper. Boys love to giggle about their own gas, but let’s see how funny it is when there’s more than just air in their diaper. Oh, what's that? Suddenly it's "not so funny"? Thought so!
They have the attention span of a goldfish. Oh, look! A ball! A car! A flashing light! Boys get so distracted by the simplest things—who has time to actually remember to use the potty when there are way more important things to focus on? Best to keep them safely diapered so they don’t make a mess when they inevitably forget.
They have NO shame. Boys will scratch, burp, and do all sorts of gross things in public without a second thought. If they have no problem acting like babies in front of everyone, why not dress them like one too?
They never know when to stop playing. Boys will run around, roughhouse, and completely ignore their obvious potty signals until—oopsie! Too late! Rather than trusting them with big boy underwear (as if!), it’s just safer to keep them padded so they can go whenever they inevitably lose track of time.
They’re so lazy. Let’s be honest, even if a boy could make it to the potty, would he really want to? Getting up, stopping what he's doing, actually aiming—so much effort! It's just easier to let him go in his diaper like the helpless little thing he is.
They still act like babies, so they might as well wear what babies wear. Boys whine when they don’t get their way, throw tantrums over the smallest things, and sulk when they lose. If they’re going to act like fussy little toddlers, they should be dressed like one too—diapers included!
They hate being told what to do. Which makes it even more fun! The best part? They’ll huff and puff, but there’s nothing they can do about it. They can squirm all they want—at the end of the day, they’ll still be right where they belong: safely diapered.
Deep down, they know they belong in diapers. At the end of the day, all their silly protests and puffed-up bravado don’t change the truth—boys just aren’t meant for potty training. They’re much better off being padded, protected, and properly taken care of. And while that will never change, their diapers certainly will—again and again and again
Please reblog I you agree, that all boys should be in diapers 24/7! Thank you @all4thedips for your suggestions and help.
These are valid the reasons 💚
Diapers Are You: Truth, Acceptance, and Becoming Whole
You have always known. The quiet tug in your chest when you saw them. The pulse of longing that never faded. The way your mind wrapped around the thought of them even when you tried to let it go. You may have told yourself it was a habit, a fantasy, a quirk of your desires. But it has always been more than that. It has been truth.
Diapers are not something you chose. They are something that has always been part of you. Maybe you hid from it. Maybe you tried to push it away, stuffing it into the corners of your life where no one would see. Maybe you spent years wondering if you could live without them, if you should live without them. But the answer was always waiting in the silence.
There is a reason you feel at home when you wear them. A reason you crave their presence, their thickness, their softness, their security. A reason the thought of being without them stirs something uneasy inside you. Because diapers are not just something you put on. They are something you are.
And yet, for so long, you may have resisted. You may have believed the world’s voice over your own. You may have thought that denying this truth would make it disappear. But truth does not vanish. It lingers. It waits. It returns in dreams, in quiet moments, in the way your body aches for what it has always known. The only question is whether you will accept it.
Acceptance is not about giving in. It is about becoming whole. It is about recognizing that you were never broken, never wrong, never something to be fixed. The world taught you to doubt yourself, to second-guess your desires, to believe that something so deep and undeniable must be unnatural. But the world was wrong. There is nothing more natural than aligning with who you truly are.
Diapers are not just an object. They are identity. They shape the way you move, the way you think, the way you feel safe and seen. They are the rhythm of your body, the embrace of comfort and surrender, the language of something deeper than words.
Because diapers are not separate from you. They are you.
So stop resisting. Stop second-guessing. Stop thinking of this as something outside yourself, something you allow or deny. Take hold of what you have always known. Let it settle into your bones. Let it become as natural as breath, as certain as gravity, as undeniable as your own reflection.
You are not indulging. You are not escaping. You are becoming. And you have always been.
people who hate littles are so strange like ur having beef with a toddler
Been trying to decided weather or not to post these or not.
Thank you @littleboyfreddie and everyone who got me to 5 reblogs!
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With Monty my stuffed monkey friend!
Every night !!!
Snorlax is always in my bed
I sleep spooning my little baby bear @squirtdaboi !
Best cuddle buddy and stuffie a Daddy could ask for!!
I sure does every night and wiff my nap toos giggles 😃
So to all my little friends. I will not be online for a while. I joined the army and ship out on Tuesday 9/24/24. The decision was hard to make but was something I felt like I needed to do. I will be on as soon as I can.
Lately I feel so alone. I thought I make friends but then everyone kind of stops talking gnto me. I feel like I push everyone away. Idk why this seems to keep happening. I guess it proves that I'm not a good person😢
