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In this episode Miss Mummy (IG @realmissmummy) and I (IG @comfortablycrinkly) have a conversation with one of Miss Mummy’s clients (and friend) Jo. Join us as she takes us through her journey of how regression helped her manage and overcome childhood trauma, including insight in to her sessions and future plans with Miss Mummy 💜

What would you do if your non-ABDL friend discovered you were ABDL? That’s exactly what happened to Crinkly (IG @ComfortablyCrinkly) and this week that very friend joins him and Miss Mummy (www.missmummy.online) in The Crinkle Club to discuss how it happened, and how they both feel about the discovery

This week BabyMisty (FL @BabyMisty) joins Crinkly (IG @ComfortablyCrinkly) and Miss Mummy (IG @RealMissMummy) in The Crinkle Club as we discuss her vast experience of arranging and attending ABDL events, and the many positive experiences she has had along the way.

This week Crinkly (IG @ComfortablyCrinkly) and Miss Mummy (www.missmummy.online) return to The Crinkle Club to mark a milestone Fourth of July celebration. Join them as they discuss their experiences of the US, and recognise the 50 States with 50 Questions for a Diaper Lover.

This week Crinkly (IG @ComfortablyCrinkly) and Miss Mummy (www.missmummy.online) properly return to The Crinkle Club and catch up on what they’ve been up to since the end of Season 2. Join them as they share tales of travel, life, and the ever evolving landscape of ABDL nappies

*TRIGGER WARNING* This episode features discussions on some very sensitive and difficult subjects such as child sexual abuse, violence against women and girls, and incest that some may find distressing. This week Crinkly (IG @ComfortablyCrinkly) and Miss Mummy (X @Miss_Mummy_) return to The Crinkle Club to kick off Season 3, and dive straight in to the ongoing concern around changes to UK Legislation that threatens to make ABDL content illegal. Join them as they explain how this all started, what has changed, and what’s currently happening in the UK.

Crinkley and Miss Mummy reply to your questions. Find us at @ComfyCrinkly in X and missmummy.online

This week Crinkly (IG @ComfortablyCrinkly / X: @ComfyCrinkly) and Miss Mummy (missmummy.online) return to The Crinkle Club to discuss something that often features in messages from their listeners… Being confident about being ABDL.

This week Crinkly (IG @ComfortablyCrinkly / X: @ComfyCrinkly) and Miss Mummy (missmummy.online) return to The Crinkle Club to discuss ABDL headspaces - Including the challenges faced by many as they try to regress, and sharing tales of their own unique experiences

This week Crinkly (IG @ComfortablyCrinkly) and Miss Mummy (missmummy.online) discuss the ‘Who? What? Where? When? And Why?” of opening up about being ABDL to non-ABDL partners or friends. Including their own experiences and how best to approach it.

This week Crinkly (IG @ComfortablyCrinkly) and Miss Mummy (missmummy.online) are joined by Tristian (IG @Little_Tristian) as he shares his incredible and horrifying story of being outed to his vanilla friends and family, including how he went about owning it rather than shying away!

This week Crinkly (IG @ComfortablyCrinkly) and Miss Mummy (missmummy.online) welcome back Abysitter and WhyABDL.org author Cwis (X: @Abysitter) to discuss that all important question - why are we in to this? Exploring the multiple stages of kink development along the way.

This week Crinkly (IG @ComfortablyCrinkly) and Miss Mummy (IG @RealMissMummy) are joined by Abysitter and WhyABDL.org author Cwis (X: @Abysitter) to discuss his experiences of the online origins of ABDL

This week Crinkly (IG @ComfortablyCrinkly) and Miss Mummy (IG @RealMissMummy) ask the question “Is there really an ABDL community?” and take a look at where it exists - both online and in real life.

This week Crinkly (IG @ComfortablyCrinkly) and Miss Mummy (IG @RealMissMummy) take a look at all the incredible products and apparel on offer to this community, discuss some of their favourite items, and ask the question - is it possible to have too much?