The Babyfication of Amy

The Babyfication of Amy

Ross was immediately attracted to Amy. He saw the little girl that hid underneath the tough persona she showed the world and he wanted to look after and protect her. After a few weeks of doing the normal things that couples do, parties, movies, meals out etc, they decided to move in together. They got on really well. Amy, for the first time, felt she could relax and really be herself. She liked being tough talking, no nonsense with her friends but a big part of her just wanted someone to take care of her and Ross did that.

At first Amy just occasionally played the little girl role on their dates, snuggling up to Ross and sucking her thumb, something she did habitually, or skipping ahead when they were out bush walking. However, when they moved in together she became his little girl more and more. She revealed her love of soft toys and still cuddled up to a blankie. She even started sucking a dummy and loved to play games, do drawings, colour in and paint in the evenings. Ross loved the little girl side of Amy with one exception. She had a temper that turned her from a cute little girl into a bratty monster at a moment’s notice.

When she did lose it she would stamp her feet, throw things or just scream at the top of her voice. Ross tried to reason with her but even a complaint from a neighbour after a particularly vocal temper tantrum was not enough to calm her. But now Ross had a plan. He had done some shopping. It had taking a while but thanks to the Internet and a few “speciality” shops he had gathered everything he needed. He now just had to wait. It was frustrating and he found himself, for the first time ever, wanting Amy to lose her temper but, typically, several days went by and she was a good as gold. Finally, one evening Ross noticed Amy was doing some colouring but she had gone over the lines and she was getting cross with herself.