Christine's Outfits that Are Not Babydolls

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Given what you have heard and seen, you might think that all Christine is dressed in are babydolls. Though, for several reasons; convenience, the same one can last a few years because they do not need to fit exactly, easy care, easy to change her and to counteract her being too proud, mostly of her golden hair, babydolls are an excellent choice for her and are a bigger part of her layette than for most other girls: Any set of clothes that includes diapers and rubber panties is a layette. Christine is put in other things besides babydolls. Since she lives in a girls' home with several other girls, she is dressed in a feminine manner; that means skirt, dresses and the like. There are several things her clothes need to be to get the most out of them and they must fit in with her special needs, like her excessive babyishness, whininess and proudness; the latter is a special irritant to  anyone who is not a simpy bowl of jelly, and will put an arrogant little make-believe princess in her place in short order. So, in no partcular order:
1. Versatile. You want to make as many differnet looking outfits as you can with as few things as you can get away with to do what you wish. That does not mean that her layette is not quite well stocked as a look at her closet will show. and her dressers are quite full, too. The D'Arielle Ladies Society does not skimp on their little charges: "Just enough" is not enough. Though Christine has quite a few more babydlolls than anything else; about 2 dozen where most girls have about 5 or 6, babydolls are, for the most part, a full and complete outfit. A "babydoll set" is two or three matching or coordinated garments centering around the little babydoll proper. Christine's skrits, blouses and dresses; some sleeveless and pinafore, can be combined to make many, MANY more ensembles than she has babydolls. And do not forget, her rubber panties are part of her outfit and match or go with some other part of it. Even her babydolls can be combined with other things. A skirt and blouse or pinafore dress and blouse can have a babydoll over them like an overdress that lets the hem of the skirt or underdress show. There are enough clothes in her layette to not repeat any one outfit for 6 months or more, yet, everything you see her will just be sooo Christine; toddler-short and adorable enough to make you want to put her on your lap and fondle her for just ever
2. long term use. Just as the babydoll can be used over a long time by adjusting its length and it is not an exact size. Christine's skirts are one-size-fits-many. and her tops ar full and "blousy", which is also attractive. Also, being made of waterproof material so she keeps her wet to herself, are easy to care for and give her very stromg feelings on her little body as chastizement for being babyish, whiny and proud, her clothes fit someowhat loosly to have air gaps so they can be worn on warm days without being sticky
3. "Over-age Toddler Style". Because Christine is kept in diapers like a baby, her clothes show that. Rather than being what is proper for her age, 2/3 to the knee, Christine's skirts, dresses and babydolls are halfway to the knee and loose fitting to let them be lifted easily for diaper changes. Who can be proud when her skirts can be easily lifted and her RUBBER panties gotten at to be pulled down for changing or just felt? Also the skirts and dresses, like the babydolls, just cover her panties with not much to spare which means they are part of chastity training so that she will not become trollopy. In addition, as part of being treated as a baby, Christine is not let to decide what to wear or dress herself, which she does not know how to do because, unlike other girls her age, she was not taught, which is one reason why babydolls are so much a part of her layette. Since she will probably be married to a Fairy, that person will enjoy dressing Christine to her own liking and a few of the other girls enjoy choosing her clothes and dressing her. Also Christine's clothes are cute and adorable; she is dressed in a way to make one wnat to fondle her. How proud can you be if you are always being sat on someone's lap and fondled?
4. Practical: Christine is wet almost all the time. This is deliberate and called "kept wet". It is because we do not care enough for her to be as attnetive to her as for the other girls, and it is fun to see her being distressed and annoyed, because of the kind of girl she is. So let her wait until we are good and ready, and feel like attending to her. She is last on the list. She is not changed as often as other girls to help counteract her being proud. Just how proud can you be in a wet diaper, 3 or 4 rubber panties and baby-short skirts, especially little babydolls, that will let those rubber panties show if you are not not careful? Just so you know, it is "baby" and "doll". So she knows exactly what she is. Also we want her clothes to help make her keep her wet to herself. Therefore, they are made of the same material as her panties. Also, and just as important, the material is easy to clean and care for. They can be wiped clean with a damp cloth and only need washing occasionally. Her clothes also give Christine feelings on her body. If she is being uncooperative, simply laying her down and lightly rubbing them over certain parts of her body like her nipples and tummy, makes those feelings strong enough to be very unpleasant and she will wriggle around, scream, then cry and go limp, and she can be done with as one please. The constant feeling makes her a bit lethargic most of the time anyway so she is less bothersome. Just everyone wants to fondle her and feel her clothes and she can do nothing about it; another antidote to being proud. As part of going a very long time between changes, Christine is heavily and thickly diapered. That is why her legs are always spread a little and she cannot cross or close them above the knee so her legs are easy to get between to feel her panties