Can paid ABDL care be real? Miss Mummy explores the truth behind transactional caregiving, boundaries, and genuine connection.

How many people do you think are ABDL in the world? We don't really know, but for certain, you are not alone!

Many share stories of feeling connected to diapers or wanting to be in a “baby” role from a very early age.

Supporting ABDL clients by accepting the natural shifts between regression and adult thoughts for a more fulfilling experience.

I'm serious about how I play with you and in life. Re-reading Homo Ludens, a book on why play is vital for happiness and connection.

I receive a lot of messages to my ABDL Nursery, in many different platforms, and I want to ensure everyone gets a fair chance at a response.

Let's talk about regression. In my practice, not everyone is here to experience regression. And that's perfectly okay! Regression can be...

While much has been said about the nature of love, I find myself reflecting on what love means to me, particularly in my unique role.

ABDL practice as a way to connect with the things that really matter, simple pleasures, real joy.

About speaking in baby or toddlers language during ABDL preparations, and not yet in a session.

See my previous blog post for the 60s and 70s, and go ahead if you are looking to get started with the 80s! This would be for the...

Spending time in little space can be a way to stop analizing things.

On the beauty of making ones self vulnerable and in contact with our child, and the change this creates.

What if we flipped the script on this whole regression thing? What if we saw it as a tool for personal growth and fixing some of our emotio

Early experiences, especially ones where your mum didn't quite come through, can seriously mess with how you feel and think, even as you...

Yes, you read correctly: I am writing about humiliation, briefly. This is because every once in a time I am being asked to humiliate...

Four grades of acceptance and emotional adjustment of people with ABDL desires, also known as infantilism, and different levels of support.

I am an ABDL therapeutic carer. It does not make me one in the rest of my daily life. I explain how Miss Mummy is a side of me.

This article will discuss how to deal with obsessing over your ABDL desires and how to work through the difficult emotions that may arise.

Should I tell my wife that I am an adult baby? Should I tell my partner?