Do you call yourself a baby?

[SissyBabyBenita]

I am a longer time in regression into babyhood/infant hood and living now 24/7 as baby/infant.
At begin my babyage was 36 months, then 24 months and now 18 months - i accepted to be not more a husband and father - but it took a while to see myself as an infant and to call myself an infant.

I am an infant - and all treat me as an infant.

How was it his for you? Do you call  and  see yourself as infant/baby?

[Snugglebear_69]

Absolutely not. I'm an adult first who enjoys little time shared with my Daddy. Being an infant would mean I would miss out on a lot of things I enjoy, this site being one if them. Infants can't use a computer and the Internet, or have freedom to interact with other adults, or enjoy intimate times with a partner or partners. For me that's just a hard no.

[Rachael-Little]

No I don’t consider myself a baby, do I regress into a baby age? Yes I do at times but I have adult needs and responsibilities 

This is just way for me to relax or cope with life

[Jessica1965]

i am a baby i live 24/7 with my mummy, treated as a 3 year old and kept in that space by my mummy and I'm really happy

[Rachael-Little]

9 minutes ago, Jessica1965 said:

i am a baby i live 24/7 with my mummy, treated as a 3 year old and kept in that space by my mummy and I'm really happy

May I ask how did this come about, just something you wanted or it what something your mummy decided on?

 

[Jessica1965]

i'v always had to wear nappies all my life really due to nerve damage so never really developed as regular teen. 

i met mummy on a web site a long time ago. being a baby is what i wanted and also mummy wanted a baby. so we are both really happy with the roles we have. its just a normal life for us now.

[Rachael-Little]

28 minutes ago, Jessica1965 said:

i'v always had to wear nappies all my life really due to nerve damage so never really developed as regular teen. 

i met mummy on a web site a long time ago. being a baby is what i wanted and also mummy wanted a baby. so we are both really happy with the roles we have. its just a normal life for us now.

Thats a sweet story ❤️

[Kawaharu]

I'm an adult baby and I am a full-time permanent adult baby. I live with my mom and I am treated like a toddler. My mom keeps me in adult babyhood and she keeps me diapered permanently. My mom knows I am incontinent and I have IBS.

[babystevie1987]

I love being a baby, but I am an adult. I have to get up and look after myself every day. I have to work a 41 hour job. I have responsibility. When I get to put on a diaper, use my pacifier, drink from my bottle, wear some of my cute outfits, I love it.

[Pampertimmy]

I call myself a baby/toddler. I am diapered 24/7. My home life is that of a child although I take care of myself. I consider my “adult” life as just a means to be able to be my true child self. I like both sides of me but I am truly way more the baby.

[Cmp]

Technically I don’t call myself anything I prefer to be nonverbal yes even when I’m at work I try to keep it simple one or two sentences at most. 
my friends call me either puppy or baby plus good dog when I’m doing something good. 
my family are the same if it’s a dog related I  ether puppy or dog if’s baby or human it’s baby or toddler but never adult .
grown up I only here that when I get told to leave the room with the rest of the under 5 years old 

[Kawaharu]

51 minutes ago, Pampertimmy said:

I call myself a baby/toddler. I am diapered 24/7. My home life is that of a child although I take care of myself. I consider my “adult” life as just a means to be able to be my true child self. I like both sides of me but I am truly way more the baby.

I'm like that too. I call myself a baby/toddler. I am diapered 24/7/365 and permanently. At home I am my adult baby/toddler and I do take care of myself. I do consider myself an adult, grown-up and big kid when I am around other adults, grown-ups and big kids but deep down I know I am an adult baby/toddler and I know I can never be a grown-up, adult, or big kid. I'm truly an adult baby/toddler and way more baby/toddler than adult.

41 minutes ago, Cmp said:

my friends call me either puppy or baby plus good dog when I’m doing something good. 
my family are the same if it’s a dog related I  ether puppy or dog if’s baby or human it’s baby or toddler but never adult .
grown up I only here that when I get told to leave the room with the rest of the under 5 years old 

All my family and friends know I am an adult baby/toddler and they always treat me as such. They know I am an adult baby/toddler and they know I don't use the adult potty and go in my diapers. They also know I dress, act and behave more like an adult baby/toddler than an adult, grown-up and big kid. Which is why they accepted that I belong in diapers and they know I'll never be an adult, grown-up or big kid ever again.

[Cmp]

True hard to say I a grown up when apart from my work clothes and outdoor clothes all my other clothes screams toddler or baby. 
I only wear and bye clothes that are suitable for a sissy boy baby no grown up clothes anymore be it men’s women’s or other . 
 if you don’t see a baby or toddler wearing it I not aloud to. So I have to admit some adult clothes  no big people clothes anymore.
 

[Little Cub Pants]

2 hours ago, Pampertimmy said:

I call myself a baby/toddler. I am diapered 24/7. My home life is that of a child although I take care of myself. I consider my “adult” life as just a means to be able to be my true child self. I like both sides of me but I am truly way more the baby.

That's how I see myself too. In my mind I'm truly a baby, stuck in the body of a disabled adult that's 30 years old. But really I'm a one to two to three to 4-year-old toddler/baby that throws temper tantrums and gets messy and crys when he doesn't get his way and makes poopies and pee-pees in his diapers. Which makes sense because I've always felt like a little kid inside anyway I've never felt like an adult, and I never wanted to be one either. I just wish I could be a big baby forever and ever.

[Little_Mouse]

No. These days I refer to my childish side as my little side.

Years ago when I found out (from the www) that I wasn't the only one who found comfort in using diapers and pacifiers etc. to deal with panic attacks, anxiety, stress and other issues.

Back then I found identity with what they called an adult baby. But I never felt or acted like a baby and found that I was more like a toddler or older when I entered my little State.

A few years ago, when I was diagnosed with autism, I had some conversations with the psychiatrist who diagnosed me that it was actually age regression that I have sought refuge in since I was probably a real toddler or preschool child in order to survive in the "normal" society with its norms and expectations.

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

No. I am 5 so I am not a baby. Originally in DPF the whole thing, if it involved diapers, was called AB, but was subdivided into infant, toddler, preschool, grade school and middle school. Here it has been moved into "Adult Kid" but that can run to age 15. I just call myself "Very Little Girl". I knew one girl of 5 who was in diapers full time. It was also customary to diaper little girls who could not be relied on to hold it for two hours on long trips until they showed they could do so or about age 8. This was more common before the Interstates since speeds were slower and what was available were local roads, State Routs and US Routes, and not as direct from place to place. Also, if a group of girls staying over at a friend's house for the afternoon, which was the usual case, while little boys roamed, consisted of 2 or more such girls, they were usuually diapered. That and very little girls were treated in a bit of a babyish way and girls of that age tended to be diapered at night if there was any questions. That is  different from a little girl of 7 or so, and it is different from a girl of 12

[ValentinesStuff]

Sometimes, but more importantly sometimes my mom still calls me her baby*.

 

 

 

 

 

*I am her youngest child, the baby of the family.

[Kawaharu]

On 7/15/2024 at 2:35 PM, Cmp said:

True hard to say I a grown up when apart from my work clothes and outdoor clothes all my other clothes screams toddler or baby. 
I only wear and bye clothes that are suitable for a sissy boy baby no grown up clothes anymore be it men’s women’s or other . 
 if you don’t see a baby or toddler wearing it I not aloud to. So I have to admit some adult clothes  no big people clothes anymore.
 

That's like me, apart from work where I have to wear adult clothes to slide with the adults, grown-ups and big kids, all my other clothes tells people that I am an adult baby/toddler. At home, I wear clothes that are only suitable for adult babies/toddlers. I am not allowed to wear grown-up clothes they are only for grown-ups, adults and big kids. It's why it's hard to to see the grown-up in me when I am in my thick diapers with my onesie, t-shirt and paci.

On 7/15/2024 at 3:35 PM, Little Cub Pants said:

That's how I see myself too. In my mind I'm truly a baby, stuck in the body of a disabled adult that's 30 years old. But really I'm a one to two to three to 4-year-old toddler/baby that throws temper tantrums and gets messy and crys when he doesn't get his way and makes poopies and pee-pees in his diapers. Which makes sense because I've always felt like a little kid inside anyway I've never felt like an adult, and I never wanted to be one either. I just wish I could be a big baby forever and ever.

That's how I see myself too. To me, I see myself as a baby/toddler who's stuck in an adult body. In reality I feel like I am a 3 to 4 year old toddler/baby, who gets into so much trouble, messy and get's mad when I don't get my way. On top of that making poopies and pee-pees in my diapers without a care in the world. Which is why I always felt like I am a toddler/baby inside and never felt like an adult, grown-up or big kid. I always felt like I never fitted in with the adults, grown-ups and big kids and felt like I will never be like one. I just want to be a toddler/baby forever and ever. Never want to grow up and never want to be potty trained.

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

You folks should talk about clothes: When I am home and not expecting anyone, this is what I am in most of the time

Do you see anything without a skirt? And with things like these, who would NOT want to be a little girl