blankie mode 4evr

I think it’s better if they haven’t had any genuine daytime accidents.

They have some on purpose accidents that they try to pass off as legitimate, but their parent sees right through it. Or threatens to take them back to the doctor and the accidents stop outright. Peeing your pants isn’t as fun as wetting your diaper anyway.

They can’t explain why, but they really love wearing diapers. They don’t get out of bed right away to enjoy the feeling of being soggy. They try to be sneaky and keep their wet diaper on while eating breakfast.

I want the thickest padding so I don't have to worry about the potty.

I want a caregiver that I can love and worship, someone who looks after me and cares for me and loves me in return.

I want a safe space in my house where I can be little and not have to have my adult brain switched on all the damn time, decorated with all the cute babyish things.

I want to finally be able to let little me out again, after being locked away for so long for fear of her being hurt again.

I want pretty dresses that barely cover my padding.

I want wakeup kisses and goodnight kisses, and a hundred kisses in between. Stories read. Bottles fed. Cuddles and snuggles and intimate moments. Hand holding in public so I don't run off. Nappy checks. Dummy being popped in my mouth when I'm clearly in need of regression.

I'm sick of having to pretend to be a grown up all the time. It's exhausting. I'm not built for this. It's draining my willpower and I should never have been given this much responsibility.

« Today is little day, you know there’s no way out, this is for your health ».

I would whine at first, press the fake phone buttons while pouting and then process to play pretend I’m my dolls mama calling the daycare to say I’ll be there in a moment.

1. Praise them for bedwetting

2. Encourage them to bedwet more

3. Reward them for being a consistent bedwetter