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For the grown-ups to discuss ABDL topics. No babies unless you're looking for a 'pankin!
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By cute little kokiri girl · Posted
Ada nodded her head and commented that Madison was a shy girl so it would take some time to open up, especially to new people, she also told Stephanie to just stick by her as this was an introduction and preparation period. Soon Ada called the kids and asked them if anyone wanted to go to the tadpole room for big sibling time. Some of the kids got up and formed a line with Madison and Emily in the back, Emily holding Madison's hand as the girl still nervously sucked her pacifier. Ada explained what big sibling time was, "You see some of the kids go over to the tadpole class to either help with their care such as bottle feeding or learn how to play and handle kids that are smaller and more helpless with than them. All supervised by my aunt, Miss Milie the woman your first interview." When they arrive at the tadpole class Alice the little red headed girl toddled up to Madison and immediately wrapped her arms around her sniffling and Madison did the same, also sniffling a little bit her with Emily taking both their hands and taking them to a bean bag chair near the corner of the room. -
By Poofyfuzzy · Posted
Haha how could I forget after at least 36 years? Hmm. For me, I wanted them more. I think the best part is how accepting my partner is. She highly encourages me to wear them whenever I want, especially when I was stressed, but I’m actually timid about it because life has made it difficult to wear them until now. Now, I sometimes feel bad about wearing them too often. I even help change my daughter’s diapers quite often, so it’s not like that grossed me out or anything… but my partner still changes those more than I do. -
Speaking of cadence. Has anyone noticed the daylight hours have been getting shorter? So for the next month we will slowly get used to the darker hours. Only then will the stupid daylight savings time end. And everyone will need to re-adapt once again. By the many gods, why can't we permanently end DST and stay on standard (winter) time??? Or ar the very least, time the change with the actual shift in daylight. And why is Congress trying to get us to stay on permanent DST (summer) time? We tried that in the 70's. Everyone hated it, and the law was repealed. (Putting us back on constantly switching the clocks). Standard time is standard for a reason. End DST permanently! -
You win the day! If ever there was a reason to give up sugar and alcohol, diapers are it. Agreed it IS a bit different when you don't wear diapers 24/7. Just don't forget, diapers are still an ingrained part of who we are. The frequency may wax and wane, but the need never goes away. So budgeting for them may not be quite as high on the list, but it does still compete with what types of food you can eat. Ps. I've heard a number of accounts that when you're dealing with a baby of your own, your own need for diapers might completely dissapear until your kid is back out of diapers. Let us know if that happens to you too.
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By little_madd · Posted
Ada noticed something was up with Maddison and pulled her aside to a quiet spot, where she handed her a pacifier. Maddison accepted it, but before taking her back, Ada asked, "Is everything okay, dear? Do you know Miss Fontaine?" Maddison looked thoughtful and said, "No... well, I'm not sure. I'm nervous." Ada hugged her and said, "Oh, you poor thing. Anxiety is normal. Miss Fontaine is amazing; she works on potty training and even got a letter of recommendation from Professor Jonathan." When Maddison heard that name, she immediately hugged Ada tightly and sucked vigorously on her pacifier. Ada said, "Calm down, dear—let me guess: he's your counselor too?" Maddison said, "Yes, and..." Ada cut her off: "Don't be afraid. If anything leaks out from here, she's in big trouble; she signed a confidentiality agreement." Ada saw the little girl calm down and said, "Go back to Emilly. I'm going to take Fontaine to show her Alice's room. Soon it'll be time to help the Tadpoles—you want to help, don't you?" Maddison nodded and walked away. Stephanie noticed Maddison and thought she was adorable with her padded bottom and thumb-sucking habit; she wanted a moment alone with her to figure out how to help. She saw Ada and Maddison returning—Maddison was using a pacifier this time—and stopped to play with another girl on the way to the Tadpoles' room. She asked, "Does Maddison have emotional issues or a thumb-sucking habit?" Ada replied, "A bit. She's learning to open up after being bullied, and Maddison's mother said that whenever she sucks her thumb, we should give her the pacifier instead." Stephanie turned to look at Maddison and said, "I want to help her."
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