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Which term do you prefer?

  • Diaper 297
  • Nappy 39
  • 2021-06-07
  • 336 votes
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Comments

Dale

I think nappy is mainly just used by us in the UK. But to me a nappy has more of a babyish feel than diaper.

eeyoredragon

Since I’ve always lived in the US, “diaper” is what I grew up with. However, since I watch a decent amount of shows from the UK, I’ve grown more and more familiar with “nappy”. At this point, they both convey the same thing with familiar words, so I like both.

Babytommee

I'm from the UK so I prefer Nappy, but I'm happy with diaper, too :)

Samantha

I know that most people are going to say diaper, but being from the UK I like it to be nappy. I would love it if you used both in an audio once, at least at to keep everyone happy. 😄

Jared Lange

Please use "diaper" and not "diapee". That one can get me out of headspace...

Tiffany

Nappy 100%

Michael C

I'm from England and grew up in nappies, but I don't mind diaper considering Mommy Lo's accent. Maybe Mommy could take us to a daycare or have a nanny visit us who has an english accent and uses the term nappy?