/abdl/ - Adult Baby - Diaper Lover

Does anybody know of a good source for ABDL furniture? I'm planning on setting up a room for my loved one, but I don't know where to start. Probably a crib / changing table.

>>12208

there isn't any. Not enough people buy ABDL furniture to make it a worthy bigness to run and those that do aren't really skilled craftsman but mark up the price anyway due to lack of sales and the sheer nature of the item('s).

Honestly maybe call up some local craftsmen of either wood, metal, whatever and see how much they think a commission would be.

>>12230

>there isn't any.

Hey now, there's that laughable looking pool toy "crib" that Aww So Cute has!

>>12208

The only people I've heard of online who have ABDL furniture have had to have it custom made, so it's likely going to be expensive.

I have seen stuff about people converting IKEA furniture and stuff into ABDL stuff though.

>>12461

>I have seen stuff about people converting IKEA furniture and stuff into ABDL stuff though.

Oh yeah? I'm a huge ikea shill but I've never thought of that. Any links/images?

>>12532

Nice stash.

>>12537

Thanks. Not so big these days, but eh, irl needs and all that. The table goes two rows deep too btw, so it holds more than you'd initially think from the pictures. Useful as fuck.

A question for people that do set this stuff up, and assuming you own a home that you have the space for a room like this, do you keep it locked and just never let people see that room? Not that they need to, but that seems like the type of thing others you're not fucking don't need to know about. I only ask since it's common to show someone your home when you invite them over, if they've never seen your home yet ( e.g. family.)

I don't think I'd ever be into the crib thing. In some respects it turns the sub in me on, but I also would rather not sleep alone if I had a partner and we can't both be locked in!

>>12554

We usually don't do the tour thing, but the time we have I've called our nursery/my room just a storage room and immediately moved on (i.e. "this one's just storage, but over here's the master bedroom").

The nursery thing is definitely hard for a couple that prefers sleeping together. I think the vast majority of them that do the crib thing either sleep in one together and/or sometimes take turns. In a strictly parent/baby relationship, there's probably not gonna be a crib.

Myself, I fucking hate sleeping with someone else. I'm a really light sleeper and it takes me 15+ minutes to get to sleep, so my partner falling asleep first (which he always does) means hours of laying there with my eyes closed listening to light snores and wincing at small fidgets, just hoping to finally get to my 4 hours of restless sleep. Sucks big time. Separate bedrooms, as well a nursery, actually works out pretty well given that.

>>12556

It takes me 30 min to get to sleep sometimes.

>>12556

Holy shit that feel, I live next to a busy road but it's intermittent noises that piss me off, other people snoring, my chav neighbours shitty music and dog etc. FUCK

>>17370

Needs more straps.

Also your next investment should be a decent camera.

>>17370

Anon that doesn't look like it's the most stable…

>>17456

IIRC they're used making those basic white centerfold tables you see at craft/gun shows to display wares. Actually pretty solid, would probably carry up to ~ 200 lbs in the center? I have one in my shop that holds parts and mats that I'd guess hit around 400, but that's evenly distributed. A person's weight is gonna be towards the center though, especially during a change lifting legs up and such, so I wouldn't push that 200 too far.

Still, if I was going to have a nursery I wouldn't want something collapsible and cobbled together like that. I'd want an actual, solid piece of furniture tbh. Not a bad alternative for those without a permanent playspace though. Kinda on the same level as that inflatable crib from ASC