If a friend or you has had an accident or has a health problem that requires wearing a diaper, it will take time for you or the friend to get used to wearing it. Make sure the diaper you wear fits your body. Take precautions when in public, when you have to put on a diaper, so that everything goes smoothly.
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Part 1 of 3: Wearing Your Own Diaper
Step 1. Fold the diaper properly
Before putting on your own diaper, make sure you fold it properly. Fold the diaper lengthwise with the back facing out. Make sure you don't touch the inside of the diaper to prevent contamination of the inside. (This step is necessary only if you will be using cloth diapers. Disposable adult diapers do not require this step when starting to wear them.)
Step 2. Position the diaper from the front of the body to the buttocks
Once folded, position the diaper from the front of the body to the bottom, with the smaller center between your legs. Hold the diaper position well as you adjust the position of the diaper to your body. Again, make sure your hands don't touch the inside of the diaper.
Step 3. Adjust the diaper position that is comfortable for your body
Once you have positioned the diaper on your body, make any necessary position adjustments. Many people feel most comfortable if the bottom edge of the diaper is pulled down, forming a trouser leg. You may also find it more comfortable if the top of the diaper is adjusted to form a straight horizontal line along the hips.
Step 4. Glue the diaper
Once the diaper is in a comfortable position for your body, use the adhesive tape provided to hold the diaper in place. Most adult diaper brands come with four adhesive tapes in the package: two tapes on the bottom and two on the top. It's a good idea if the adhesive tape is affixed slightly obliquely upwards so that the diaper feels comfortable to wear, especially at the feet.
Step 5. Adjust the edges of the diaper to your comfort
After the diaper is put on, make the necessary adjustments so that you feel comfortable wearing it. The edges of the diaper should feel snug against your groin to avoid chafing or rashes. You need to fold the edges a little so as not to hurt your skin.
Part 2 of 3: Putting Diapers on Others
Step 1. Fold the diaper to be used
Fold the diaper lengthwise with the back of the diaper facing out. Do not touch the inside of the diaper to avoid contamination. It's a good idea to wear gloves during this process.
Step 2. Position the person to be diapered so that they are lying on their side
Position the person so that they are lying on their side. Gently position the diaper between her legs, with the back of the larger diaper facing the bottom. Spread the edges of the back of the diaper so that it covers the bottom well.
Step 3. Position the person to lie on their back
Have the person lie on their back. Ask him to move slowly so the diaper doesn't wrinkle. Spread the front of the diaper, as you would the back of the diaper. Make sure the diaper is not wrinkled between the legs.
Step 4. Glue the diaper
Once the diaper is in a comfortable position, secure it with adhesive tape. Most adult diaper products come with four adhesive tapes in the package: two tapes on the bottom and two on the top. Make sure the diaper fits snugly but is comfortable for the person. Do not glue the diaper too tight because it will feel uncomfortable when worn.
Step 5. Adjust the edges of the diaper to be comfortable for the person
Make sure the person feels comfortable wearing it. You may need to fold the edges of the diaper inward slightly to reduce friction in the groin area. Ask him if he feels comfortable or not and whether you need to make adjustments or not.
Part 3 of 3: Wearing Diapers Secretly
Step 1. Find the right diaper
If you want to wear a diaper discreetly, take your time and attention to choose a diaper. Many brands of adult diapers are easy enough to put on without letting anyone else know.
- Choose diapers that can easily fit in your purse and briefcase. Diapers that are not too big tend to be easier to hide because they can be folded. However, be careful when folding the diaper so as not to damage it.
- However, make sure you choose a diaper that is strong enough for you. If you are in doubt about choosing the right product, talk to your doctor and ask for a recommendation for the right product. Your doctor will recommend the right diaper brand for you based on your medical history.
Step 2. Make a clever diaper disposal plan
Many people worry about throwing away diapers when they are at work, school, or on duty. Most people worry that others will find out that they are wearing adult diapers. Thinking of a plan for clever diaper disposal will come in handy.
- Know what items are in trash bins, trash cans, restrooms, and toilets everywhere. This can help you to act quickly in an emergency.
- Bring a scented garbage bag. With this garbage bag, you will be able to dispose of diapers in places such as public trash cans without emitting an odor.
- Keep in mind that you may not be able to plan every scenario. However, coming up with a plan for some regular activities outside the home can help you get rid of your diapers without attracting too much attention.
Step 3. Choose the right clothes
The right clothes can help hide the fact that you're wearing an adult diaper. Choose the right clothes when going outside.
- Choose loose pants with a slightly high waist.
- Shirts that are tucked in or not taken out can also help cover up the appearance of the diaper you are wearing.
Step 4. Ask for support
This diaper thing can be embarrassing for many people. Find a support group near you. You can also search online forums where people share stories and offer tips for dealing with adult incontinence.
