So I've been wanting to show off a bunch of different diaper types, and decided to bring in as many wolf babyfurs/diaperfurs as models to showcase a bunch of them! Awoo!


Disposables:

-Standard. Staring  BetoWolf!
Well, what else more is there to say about these? They're as standard as they get, two tapes, snug fit, and a thirsty core to soak up accidents. Earlier versions of these tape diapers have a more plastic-ish feeling to them, giving them their distinctive crinkling noise when rustled. Modern versions have a more cloth-like feeling to them, which made them much softer, easier to breathe in, and got rid of the crinkling.


-Slip-Ons. Staring the ever adorable Topaz! From  bolzan_the_twilight_guardian!
I'm not sure what the correct terminology is for these types of diapers are, but basically, they are kinda like a mix between standard disposables and pull-ups. Slip on diapers are simply disposable diapers that are designed to be worn like normal pants. They are highly absorbent in order to keep the baby dry, and also allow for quick changes, even while standing.


-Training Pants. Staring the mischievous Kyle! From  Toddlercaiden!
As a child starts potty-training you can begin letting them wear Training Pants (usually referred to as pull-ups in the US), these have an elastic waistband that makes them easy to pull up and down like regular underwear, Some are designed to let the child feel a change the moment it gets even a little bit wet, so they can learn when they need to use the bathroom.


-Disposable Underwear. Staring my OC, Ashton.
Disposable underwear is designed to keep older children dry at night if they urinate while sleeping. These are much thicker than your typical Training pants as they are intended for bed-wetters. Although Ashton seems to have used his past its capacity.


Cloth:

-Flat/Prefolds. Staring  toyapup!
This is what most people think of when they think of cloth diapers, a large piece of absorbent fabric which is then folded into a diaper, and pinned, they are also usually worn with a waterproof diaper cover. The great thing about these types of diapers, is their versatility, they can be adapted to accommodate the different absorption needs of boys and girls, or the less-solid waste of a newborn. The one showcased here uses a kite fold, which is best used for boys, as more absorbency is put to the front of the diaper.


-Contours. Staring her Majesty, Princess  Loupy Lupine!
These are pieces of cloth that are shaped like disposable diapers, with a narrow crotch and wide wings that wrap around a baby's waist, like Flats and Prefolds, these are usually worn with a waterproof diaper cover. The one shown here is held together with a Snappi, a popular modern alternative to safety pins!


-All-in-One. Staring  Furlock
As their name implies, These diapers are the cloth diaper, and waterproof cover sewn together, into a single piece. They are similar to disposables except you can wash them.

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