The Great Diaper Debate Quiz

Diapers: Types, Controversies, and Fetishism

• Diapers can be made of cloth or disposable materials, and the choice between them is controversial.
• Studies that started the cloth vs. disposable diaper controversy in the 1990s were funded by Procter and Gamble, the manufacturer of disposable diapers.
• Cloth diapers are cheaper and eco-friendlier, but require more laundry detergent and water.
• Disposable diapers take a lot of processing and their materials remain intact in landfills for many years.
• A hybrid reusable/disposable system is now available, which is both convenient and eco-friendly.
• Disposable diapers are laced with chemicals that can irritate the skin, while cloth diapers are usually made of industrial cotton grown with pesticides and bleached white.
• Alternative materials grown without pesticides, such as unbleached hemp and organic cotton, are also available for cloth diapers.
• Pre-formed cloth diapers with snaps or velcro and all-in-one diapers with wet-proofing exteriors are now available for easier use.
• Some cities offer a cloth diapering service for a fee, which delivers clean diapers and picks up soiled ones.
• Diaper fetishism is a form of sexual fetishism in which a person is sexually aroused by being diapered like a baby.
• People interested in diapers themselves are referred to as "diaper lovers", while those more interested in dressing and behaving like infants or toddlers are known as "adult babies".
• In BDSM roleplaying games, diapers can be used as a power exchange to emphasize loss of adulthood or control over bodily functions.

How much do you know about diapers? Take this quiz to test your knowledge on the types of diapers, controversies surrounding them, and even the fetishism associated with them. From cloth vs. disposable to alternative materials and diaper services, this quiz covers it all. Challenge yourself and learn something new about this everyday item.