Rebuilding

"Little One's Twilight Journey" is an immersive audio experience designed for the ABDL community, offering a deeply relaxing and comforting journey into regression. The script begins with a soothing body scan meditation to release tension, followed by a vivid fantasy where listeners imagine themselves as content and loved little ones, cared for by a nurturing caregiver. With rich sensory details and a calming pace, this experience fulfills ABDL desires, providing a sense of security, contentment, and ultimate relaxation, perfect for a restful night's sleep. Continue Reading

This file is for you, or for anyone who wishes to lose themselves in regression and deep trance. Its very nurturing, very sweet, very soft and starts with a story about a bunny. Of course it ends with *you* in diapers, being safe and loved but isn't that how all the best stories go? Also, if you haven't yet, check out Mommy's Fridge for coloring pages to go with my recent files. Continue Reading

Two files this week! One for babies who want to stay awake and one for babies who need a good night's sleep~ Both will link the act of wetting your diaper to crying like a little baby deep in your subconscious mind so you won't even have to think about it or try; it will just happen as naturally as if you were a little baby wetting your diaper! Continue Reading

What if I wanted to make you cry? Just for fun, of course! That's exactly what this week's session is for. I was thinking to myself, what exactly makes babies so happy and free? Well, no one tells babies how to feel! If they're hungry or uncomfortable or just sad, they can scream and cry until they get their way and no one gets upset or tells them not to! In this session, I don't just want you to cry. I encourage it. I take you down to the Nursery, the safest place in the world, and I guide you to a place of openness and vulnerability where your tears (and peepee) can safely flow. This is a beginner session but I highly recommend wearing a diaper anyway. Check it out! Continue Reading