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>>>When we are away from home for the day and one of our >>>kids is under diaper punishment and needs to be >>>changed we try to use a family restroom if the place >>>offers one if not we just use the handicap stall. >It's >>>my daughter my wife will change her and if it's my >son >>>I will do it. >> >>James, it can be a real pain. We went on a roadtrip >>for Easter break, and our 15yo (Peter) had a major >>accident in the back of the car (number 2). We had to >>pull into the next gas station to change him. My plan >>was to change him in the mens' restroom, but there >>wasn't really enough space without blocking the door. >>So I ended up changing him on one of the picnic tables >>outside, which wasn't ideal. It was embarassing for >>him as there were a few other families eating lunch >>nearby who got a good look at his naked body, but we >>didn't really have many other options. >> >>We were all quite hungry by this point, so we grabbed >>lunch ourselves at the station afterwards. We keep >>both of our boys in their 'home clothes' while >>travelling - completely naked except for their diapers >>- so they had a lot of people looking at them, and a >>few especially curious folk (kids and adults) came >>over to ask us why they were dressed like that. The >>boys were mortified as we explained the details of >>their diaper discipline - they have to wear diapers >>24/7, they have to pee and poop in them instead of >>being allowed to use a toilet, and so on. I like to >>think that we inspired at least some of the parents to >>put their own kids back in diapers! > >Well that must have certainly been a memorable >experience. How did everyone react when you explained >the diaper discipline? (Surprised, supportive?) Did >you notice any general difference between what the >other kids asked vs adults? Was no one weirded out or >looking at you like crazy once they learned the >diapers were for improving behavior and not strictly >incontinence. >If I had been nearby, I'm sure I would have been >curious too, but probably too nervous or shy to ask >anything.

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