Final Bell!

[audio mp3="https://www.timetobelittle.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Not-a-Baby-Bedwetter-American-AuPair.mp3"][/audio] Are you a bedwetter? I mean, if you're listening to my files regularly, you might be! But what if you could *resist* me? Some of you have already emailed me about this. I *know* ... But here's the thing. Now its a game. I want you to try to resist. Disobey. Or don't. Its spooky season and if you know me at all, you know how much I enjoy my tricks and treats this month. So, consider this my first trick. Continue Reading

I want everyone to feel safe and comfortable using this site, so I'm going to give you all a peek behind the curtain of what goes on after your make a purchase. So, what do I actually see when you make a purchase from me? When I login to my dashboard, I see a list of order numbers, the name used at check out, and the amount earned from each order. That is all I see. That is why I ask for your order number when you tell me you're missing files after a purchase. If I want to see more than that, I can click on an individual order and see which files were purchased, which were downloaded and whether or not my Blacklist Manager has flagged the account as a risk or not. Here's where things get tricky. If you're using a fake name/address, the BL Manager will sometimes flag your account. If you get enough flags, you'll get blacklisted as being too high risk. I don't go in and manually check every single order I get so I don't know if someone is being flagged or not and once you've been blacklisted, I can't seem to lift that ban. I don't want anyone being blacklisted for something they haven't done. The BL Manager is only there to protect the site against things like someone using a stolen or compromised card and to prevent harm. When I first started selling these files, I never anticipated becoming as popular as I have and while that's really exciting and inspires me to want to keep creating more, it also comes with certain risks. For example, if someone does a charge back, I not only have to refund the money I was paid for the files they purchased, I also  pay a fee (anywhere from $50-$250) so I installed the Blacklist Manager to help me keep fraudulent charges to a minimum. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out but in the meantime, I hope this clears things up a bit more. Continue Reading

This privacy policy can also be found on the Help! page of this site.

Client Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 29, 2026

Who This Policy Applies To

This Privacy Policy applies to all clients who purchase products through this website. By completing a purchase, you acknowledge that you have read and agree to the practices described below.

What Information I Collect

When you check out, I may collect the following personal information:

• Full name
• Email address
• Billing address
• Payment information (processed securely through a third-party payment provider - I do not have access to or store your full card details)
• Phone number (if provided)

How I Use Your Information

The information you provide is used solely to:

• Process and fulfill your order or service booking
• Send you confirmation, receipts, and relevant updates
• Respond to questions or follow-up communications
• Improve the services offered on this site

I do not use your personal information for unsolicited marketing without your consent. (You literally have to voluntarily sign up for my mailing list.)

How Your Information Is Stored and Protected

Your information is stored securely using industry-standard practices. Access to client records is strictly limited. I retain your information only for as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes outlined above or as required by applicable law.

Payment transactions are handled through encrypted, PCI-compliant payment processors. I do not have access to or store full credit or debit card numbers on my system.

Third-Party Sharing

I do not sell, trade, or rent your personal information to third parties. Information may be shared only in the following limited circumstances:

• With payment processors necessary to complete your transaction
• When required by law or valid legal process
• With service providers who assist in operating this website, under strict confidentiality obligations

All payment and billing data is processed and our third-party payment processor. I do not hold your personal information on my end.

Contact

If you have questions, concerns, or requests related to this Privacy Policy, please reach out:

Nicole Dosei nicoledosei@gmail.com

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[audio mp3="https://www.timetobelittle.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Tickled-and-Teased-into-Diapers-American-AuPair.mp3"][/audio] Tickling is one of my favorite ways to trick someone into wetting themselves. I love the way it sounds when I'm tickling you and you can't stop laughing; you're squirming desperately, trying to escape but you know its useless. You're helpless anyway and when you're laughing this hard, sometimes things just happen and especially if you're a deeply regressed silly little baby, certain parts of your body just let go! That's why I always insist on making you wear a thick padded diaper for tickle time. I already know its inevitable. If I start tickling and you start giggling, you're *going* to pee your pants! Poor baby. You really can't help yourself, can you? Continue Reading