Question for Caregivers and their littles

[Snugglebear_69]

My Daddy and I were talking last night, while shopping for Black Friday diaper deals, about different situations and preferences and thought we'd start a thread for other Caregiver/little couples to weigh in.

So my Daddy diapers me before bed and sometimes He lays everything needed for the change out on the bed, other times He will wait until we get ready for bed then He has me go and get my diaper bag with everything we need or lastly I will show up shyly with a diaper behind my back and He'll chuckle and then get the rest of what we need.

So Caregivers and littles, what's your preference? Do you like laying out/having everything already laid out? Do you like your little or Caregiver to take the lead? Does a shy giggly little warm your heart? Does Daddy being warm and firm make your knees weak? Share 😁

For us my Daddy loves everything but He has a special place for when I show up all shy, hand Him my diaper and then dive on the bed and hide behind a stuffie.

[Little Sherri]

I don't have an active caregiver, but I guess I consider myself a little - it's in my name, although that was purely incidental, as when I chose my nom de plume here, I didn't actually know that being a "little" was a thing, yet - I named myself after a girl I'd lived next door to as a kid. But I digress. 

So, if you're willing to accept hypothetical submissions, then I think what I would probably appreciate the most would be a caregiver who looked at their phone or watch, and then said, "Sweetie, I think it's time to get ready for bed." 

And then I would say, "Awww... it's still early! Can't I get changed later?", but, inside, I'd be looking forward to getting a clean, nighttime diaper on, and a nightshirt, despite my protestations. 

"No, sweetie, please go put your clothes in the laundry, and come back with a diaper and a nightshirt, and then we can watch a show before bed. Run along now." 

And then I'd have to throw my daytime clothes in the hamper, and waddle back to her in just my day diaper, carrying a bedtime diaper, and a sleeping shirt.