ABDL related stories
Wearing children’s clothes in public is a practice that often sparks curiosity and raises eyebrows. For some, it might be a matter of practicality, perhaps finding items in smaller sizes that fit better or are more budget-friendly. Others might embrace it as a personal style choice, drawn to the playful patterns and vibrant colors often found in children’s apparel. However, this choice can sometimes be met with misunderstanding or even judgment, as it challenges conventional notions of age-appropriate dressing. The lines between youthful expression and perceived immaturity can become blurred, leading to a complex social dynamic where personal preference intersects with societal expectations. Ultimately, the decision to be wearing children’s clothes in public is deeply personal, raising questions about self-expression, comfort, and the ever-evolving landscape of fashion.
The Babying of Barbara Leto – Chapter Six In the bathroom, Karen had filled the tub up with warm water and Mr. Bubble. She helped her mother into the warm water. Giving her some baby bath toys to play with, Karen started to bathed her. Mae was appalled, the water level barely covered her thighs. … Read more
The Babying of Barbara Leto – Chapter Four Barbara was confused. She knew that she did not wet her pamper, for her bladder was aching for relief. But Renee’ said her pamper was wet. Maybe she did not know when she was wet. Renee’ changed Barbara and soon she was cleaned up and in a … Read more
The Babying of Barbara Leto – Chapter Three She retaped the pamper back on Barbara and led her to the kitchen. Lifting her mother up, Stephanie sat her in the wooden high chair and secured the feeding tray in place. Barbara wanted to eat, but she hated eating the awful baby food that her daughters … Read more
Baby Billie Goes To College – Chapter One Billie had looked forward to graduating from high school. He figured that once school was over, his baby treatment would end. However, Billie still couldn’t stay dry at night and still wet his pants or worse whenever something scared him or he got over excited. Billie would … Read more
Auntie Joan – Chapter Eleven Strange to say but Rainbow and the private school in the UK had more in common than I thought. It certainly wasn’t the uniform (ha-ha) but attitude; neither tolerated bullying to take place. At Rainbow, if there was an argument or some conflict (usually over a toddler wanting to play … Read more
Auntie Joan – Chapter Four Monday morning and I was nervous. It was to be my first day at Rainbow Rooms and, as Auntie had pointed out the day before; I would be treated just like all the other kids. I would dress the same, I would eat the same, I’d play the same and … Read more