User: southtapper

There were 5 other girls in my class and we all wore diapers. I had ointment put on before my diaper. Most of the parishes around here confirm at 14. The people who saw me before I had my dress on knew why I was that way. I love the confirmation outfit you suggested, especially the tights. I wanted to wear tights for my first communion but mom said no. I soon have have to start confirmation classes with the priest again.

It was embarrassing but I got over it. The Church has a lot of tradition. Diapers were not required at our Parish but many parents keep the tradition alive. My communion dress was white taffeta, puffy sleeves and flouncy skirt. I had a veil. The dress and petticoat are put away but I don't think I will ever wear any of those things again, except maybe the diaper and plastic pants. I will have outgrown my dress and undershirt. I am 13 now and I will be 14 when confirmed. I will surely be wearing a white dress for that occasion. I was totally embarrassed to be seen in my diaper, plastic pants and undershirt. Too many people eyeballing me.

I made my first communion at 12. My diaper and plastic pants were not required. They were my parents doing. I left our house wearing just my plastic pants, diaper, undershirt, shoes and anklets. I had a robe on over them. Mom had my grandparents bring my dress and petticoat in their car. I wasn't wearing them so they would not get wrinkled with me being scrunched in the back seat of our car. At the church mom took me in one of the Sunday School rooms and removed my robe. That's when everyone saw me. After the service my dress and petticoat were taken off for the trip to the restaurant where my party was being held. I was put back in my petticoat and dress right there at the party. My conformation is still almost a year away. I suppose I will be made to wear plastic pants, diaper and undershirt for that too. Mom didn't say.

My diaper was pinned on with pins, special pins mom bought. I don't know what my baptismal diaper was made of but it was thick. Like you my mom and Godmother put it on me. My plastic pants were adult size too and were billowy. Every time I move I crinkled. I hated that. My baptism was just for family and some family friends and many of these people saw me in my plastic pants and undershirt before and after the service. I also wore my diaper under my communion dress but other than mom and dad no one saw me without my dress on. I have worn mine at weddings too. I was a flower girl.

Yes it was Catholic. I did wear a bonnet. I had no choice. I was seen in my undershirt, diaper and plastic pants before the service. I did not yet have my dress, petticoat and bonnet on. I was walking around in the room where I was getting ready and my grandpa said you could hear me coming before you could see me because I was crinkling so loud. It was very embarrassing especially when everybody laughed.