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• Method 1 of 3: Wear your own diaper
• Method 2 of 3: Put a diaper on someone else
• Method 3 of 3: Make a diaper discreet

Adults wear diapers for a variety of reasons. You can wear them for medical reasons, because of a physical accident, by choice or maybe you want to help a loved one wear a diaper. Don't worry, you or your loved ones can wear a diaper safely and securely.

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Method 1 of 3: Wear your own diaper

1. Fold the nappy correctly. Before putting on your own diaper, make sure to fold it properly. Always fold the pamper lengthwise with the outside folded out. You don't want a hard fold, but a soft fold. Be careful not to touch the inside of the nappy to avoid getting dirty.
   • This folding step is only designed to prevent the nappy from getting dirty when put on. If you are using cloth diapers, you should also fold them before using.
2. Put the diaper on from front to back. Once you have folded the nappy, place the nappy from front to back, with the narrower center part between your legs. Gently hold the nappy in place while you place it properly. Make sure your hands are not touching the inside of the nappy.
3. Place the diaper so that it is comfortable. Once the nappy is in place, make the necessary adjustments. Many people find it comfortable to push the sides down, forming a kind of trouser leg. It can also sit comfortably if the top of the diaper is placed so that it forms a straight, horizontal line next to your hips.
4. Tape the diaper. Once you have placed the nappy in a comfortable position, use the adhesive tape to hold it in place. Most brands of adult diapers provide four pieces of adhesive tape. Two at the bottom and two at the top. It may be helpful to apply the corner of the adhesive tape slightly upwards to help the diaper wrap around the legs.
5. Adjust the sides for your comfort. Once you have put on the diaper, adjust it so that it is comfortable. The sides should fit gently into the groin so that there is no rubbing or rash. You may need to fold the edges slightly inward so that they don't feel too hard.

Method 2 of 3: Put a diaper on someone else

1. Fold the diaper. Gently fold the nappy lengthwise to create a soft crease; you don't need a hard crease. Keep the back part turned out. To avoid getting dirty, do not touch the inside of the nappy. You can wear gloves while doing this.
2. Place the wearer on his / her side. Let the wearer lie on his / her side. Place the diaper between his / her legs with the widest part at the buttocks. Open the back completely so that the buttocks are completely covered.
3. Place the wearer on his / her back. Have the wearer lie on his / her back. Let him / her move gently so that the diaper is not confused. Open the front of the nappy just like you did with the back. Make sure the nappy is not crumpled between the legs.
4. Tape the diaper closed. Once the diaper is comfortable, attach the adhesive tape. Most diapers have four adhesive tapes: two on the bottom and two on the top. Make sure the diaper is secured, but the wearer is still comfortable. You don't want to stick the diaper too tight, as this can cause discomfort.
5. Adjust the sides to increase the wearer's comfort. Make sure the wearer is comfortable. You can fold the sides slightly inwards so that there is no friction in the groin area. Ask the wearer if he / she is comfortable and if you need to make any adjustments.

Method 3 of 3: Make a diaper discreet

1. Find the right products. If you want to wear a nappy in a discreet way, take some time to choose the products. Most brands of adult diapers can be worn easily without anyone noticing.
   • Choose a product that fits easily in a bag or briefcase. Less bulky diapers are easier to hide because they can be folded. Be careful when folding a nappy so as not to damage the product.
   • Make sure you choose a product that is strong enough for you. If you are unsure which product to choose, talk to your doctor and ask what they would recommend for you. He / she can suggest a good brand based on your medical background.
2. Organize a discreet removal. Many people are concerned about how to dispose of their diapers at work, school or while shopping. Most people are concerned that others will notice that they are wearing an adult diaper. Thinking about this in advance and working out a plan will make you feel more comfortable.
   • Check out what's available in terms of trash cans, containers, toilets and changing areas in all types of areas. This allows you to act quickly in case of an emergency.
   • Bring perfumed waste bags. This allows you to dispose of diapers in, for example, public waste bins without noticing an odor.
   • Do not forget that it is impossible to foresee every scenario in advance. However, if you work out a strategy for the situations you often find yourself in, most of the time you can throw away your diaper without anyone noticing.
3. Choose the right clothes. The right clothes will help you hide your diaper. Make the right choices about your clothes when you leave the house.
   • Opt for loose pants with a high waist.
   • A T-shirt that you can tuck into your pants or that won't crawl up will also help cover a diaper.
4. Seek support. Wearing diapers is an embarrassing experience for many people. Find support groups in your area. You can also find online forums where people share their stories and give tips on how to deal with adult incontinence.