Forced Diapers Novels & Stories

Bright and Ash returns to the living room to Leo kneeling so that his messy diaper doesn't press against his skin. Ash gets closer and his eyebrows shoot upwards, the smell hitting him first. "Well good thing to know that this brand holds well. I think that is smart to change you this time, darling." Leo diaper looks like if he moves, the diaper will either leak or pop off. "At least you're cleaned out and healthier at this point." Bright takeout new dipear and change Leo and Leo is in a clean diaper now. The toddler notices and sits comfortably on the floor, reaching out for Bright as well. "Papa cuddle?" The other man smiles and lifts him into his arms.

“I can’t believe this is happening.” “What?” he asked. “You,” I said, looking at him fully now. “The man who barely smiled at weddings is standing here debating baby shoes.” His expression shifted—just slightly. “She’s different,” he said quietly. That did it. The laughter faded into something warmer. We continued shopping. Blankets—cashmere, organic cotton, bamboo blends. Bottles. Pacifiers. Swaddles. A diaper bag that looked more expensive than most handbags. “This one,” he said, pointing. “It has proper back support.”

It was overwhelming. We started with the essentials: Wipes that claimed to be baby-safe, biodegradable, and bactericidal. Sippy cups and bamboo fiber snack containers. Three different brands of diaper bags. Diapers (in case Claire wasn’t potty trained yet). A pack of fruit-flavored multivitamins. Then we got to the toys and entertainment section. Everything there looked cute and colorful. It was almost overwhelming. I had to stop Gwen from buying things that Claire definitely did not need. Like a seven-foot-tall stuffed unicorn that lit up and sang lullabies.

That consisted of a board and a lot of bedding to keep warm. But Helen and some of the other women in the pack had told me there were many other things, like bottles and better carriers for children. Not to mention nursery stuff. I didn't know much about things like that. I also know they used disposable diapers here, which excited me. In the North, all nappies had to be washed and reused, and honestly, growing up with younger siblings, I had to wash some of those, and I hated it.

“How…w-what do I need? What do I do?” I pointed to the cabinet door. Noah opened it and saw the box marked “3”. He took it out and opened it. He set out each of the items. Three towels, three washcloths, three onesies, three wraps, three hats, three pacifiers, three little cloth diapers. Everything that we needed in order to get them cleaned and dressed.

Even a pair of clothes in case she ended up spoiling the dress she was wearing. "I have packed your favorite chocolates and cookies, and here, I have also packed your favorite orange juice. Just like you have chosen, I have also packed the dresses which you asked for." "What is that?", She asked, pointing her finger. "This is a diaper, in case… "I don't pee in my pant.", She said, making cute faces. "I'm a big girl now. So, please take it out. It's so embarrassing." "But Scar…" "No. I'm not taking that thing with me.", She again cut mom in between. Mom sighed and took out the pamper from the bag.

I was empty of emotion. When I calmed down, I bathed Uno. I borrowed their big basin and made it as Uno's bath tub. After that, I brought Uno back to our room with a white towel around him. He was so happy. Somehow it made me happy too. "We're going home tomorrow anyway. We don't have to fit in. We don't need to beg them to accept us here." I applied a petroleum jelly for baby on Uno's skin to avoid skin rashed when using a diaper. After that, I applied manzanilla on his tummy and head. I chose a nice pair of white clothes and wore it to him.

I looked away, ashamed. “Hey. None of that,” Ethan said. “It's okay. You barely know me. Trust takes time. We'll get there. For now, how about we buy some sickeningly cute baby things?” “You don't have to,” I whispered. “I want to.” Ethan smiled. “Come on. This'll be fun. And you really do need some looser clothing. And diapers. Babies need so many diapers. Have you decided whether you'll want to use cloth diapers or disposable?”

I picked a container and looked confused. "That’s for humans; some of them have three children and don’t want any more," Betty explained. "It's herbal and works maybe 80%. Our doctor’s formula has worked fine so far and has no side effects. Here, take the band aids. The baby's cloth diapers." We were now moving upstairs, where all the clothing was. I picked a few outfits, undergarments, and shoes. "Nolan!" I shouted, looking around. Then I felt the heat in my stomach. A few seconds later, he hugged me from behind, his lips kissing my neck. I closed my eyes.

“You need my help with…diapers?” His mouth twitched faintly. “Don’t sound so disappointed.” Despite herself, Katelyn reached for the paper. “These are their proposed upgrades,” he continued. “Thinner material. Extra fragrance. Decorative prints. Supposed to be more… premium.” She scanned the page, her expression slowly shifting from mild annoyance to concentration. Then she frowned. “This is wrong,” she said quietly. Damon glanced at her. “Wrong how?” “Fragrance in diapers is a terrible idea.”