Stuffy is a wonderfully cute character. I wish we could have gotten some more episodes where he was in diapers. A shame the show is over now.

All of us desire the same, my friend, but well, at least we had what we needed for about a minute. I think that's more than what we have had in years of cartoons :P Thanks a lot for commenting!

Stuffy was diapered in a few episodes actually. On two of them, he was regressed into a baby plush, and on one of the last ones, he was put in a slip-on diaper by a machine.

Oh! I didn't know. That's even better :3

D'aww! I got to see some of Doc McStuffins and did not know adorable Stuffy ever had an episode where he wore a diaper. Too cute!

Doc McStuffins was a fun show. It did a great job of showing how our young imaginations can make anything happen.

As we get older, I worry too many people stop using their imagination. I would like to believe the young girl still keeps her plush friends with her even after she grows into an adult. They may even come alive for her son and/or daughter.

Imagination is such a powerful tool in staying positive and creative.

There is a saying about how progress is made through 'Thinking outside the box'. This, to me, would be nice if people really did it. However I will say your post makes me think of a better phrase. This being, 'Think inside the toy box'. This would encourage the use of imagination to see what items they have to work with and develop creative ways to make even the mundane into something wonderful.

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No worries about the art quality. The heart / effort you put into making content to share means more than a proper proportion, shade, color, etc.

Never forget that this is a place for 'fun'. It is great to work towards being better at your talent. However it can be just as good, if not better, to just throw together something fun, not worry about specific details, and let everyone share in the joy of something that made you happy enough to want to draw.

Thank you, Yosh. It is just that usually, my drawings have less "bad-done" things then I wanted to warn that. When you look at the drawing detail by detail you can notice several incorrect things, but overall, I think it is pretty good.

I also loved this show a lot. I always find it amazing and its characters really cute, soft easy to hug... At least the part of "Toy Hospital" was my favorite since looking at this big hospital for toys was amazing. Apart of all the imagination thing, which is great, I also find this series good as a kind of "ER/Doctor House" for children, where you can explain all the serious things about medicine skipping the gross and gore part. Stuffy is, of course, my favorite character of the whole show since he is a dragon, he is cute, he is... full of plush... and also... has a big soft and cuddly belly to hug, hehe.

It was simply a kind of crime if I didn't draw him.

I would agree in it being a crime to not draw him. You have done a lot of justice to bring characters who do not have diapered art out. Especially Stuffy as he is just too cute, playful, and cuddly to not be given some comfy, pillow-like protection. He may even get less 'boo-boos' thanks to the diaper, too. I believe, if my memory works, he was either too excited, or clumsy, to ever not end up bumping, or tripping, over something.

Thank you for, again, reminding us of those adorable characters who certainly are worth more cuddly love.