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Showering While Incontinent

When you’re diaper dependent, you know that you’ll dribble all over the place if you aren’t properly padded. Naturally, this is not good, and all littles need to be protected at all times! 

But what about after using the shower? You can’t just wear your diaper in there; it’d get too soggy and it could possibly burst, making a huge mess!

This is why I recommend keeping baby diapers or cheap pull-ups on the edge of your shower or somewhere within arm’s reach. The top of the toilet would also be a good place to put them if you’re worried about getting the baby diapers wet while you’re showering, too.

If you’re worried about just leaking everywhere, a baby diaper would be most suitable for your little needs, but if you think you might make a mess soon, a pull-up would be best, just in case.
While you’re in the shower, it’s perfectly okay to have little accidents there; we all know you can’t help it. It’s easy to clean things up in there, after all. However, it’s definitely not okay to dribble all over your towel, shower mat, or the floor when you’re done showering. That just makes a mess that nobody wants to clean up!

While in training, it is necessary to completely dry your diaper area before you tape on a fresh diaper, so that’s why I use my legs to hold a baby diaper against my crotch as I step out of the shower. You can also slip on a cheap pull-up to achieve the same effect, too, and either option will catch and absorb all of your little dribbles as you dry yourself off. 

Personally, before I remove the soggy baby diaper between my legs, I’ll put on a fresh diaper, then I’ll pull the baby diaper up the front of my diaper to throw away, and voila! It’s as simple as that!
As you can see in the pictures above, I soaked that baby diaper a lot before I pulled it from my regular diaper. I had a large coffee and some water before I hopped in the shower, so that made me dribble a ton. Can you imagine the mess I would have made if I didn’t use that baby diaper?

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