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Well, here we are again! I hope you're all doing well, as we start a new month.

I'll start off, as usual, by thanking you. I appreciate all of you, and everything you do for me. Thank you all so much for your support!

Mother's Day is coming up, of course, so I should have a caption for that ready to be posted in the very near future. 

If you're at a commission level tier, and haven't done it yet, please send in your pictures/ideas as soon as possible, to give me the most time to get them finished. Thanks!

And, if any of you have any ideas for this month's Community Caption, feel free to reply to this post with them! The poll to decide which will be done will be posted on the 11th for my Patrons at the $5 and up levels, so be sure to get your suggestions in before then!

Thank you again, and have a great May!

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Danny 2x4

A young woman discovers her new coworker has a strange ability to make everything she says be the truth, which soon bites the main character in the butt when the coworker mistakes her for a immature childhood friend who was incontinent

Anonymous

A mean mom gets magically regressed/diapered on mother's day to get a taste of her own medicine at the hands of her daughter.

Anonymous

A Naomi & Oliver episode catches the attention of the newest daycare worker.

Prince Theo

I really like Naomi and Oliver. More Naomi and Oliver!

C.

How about a lightly ABDL streamer wears one time while streaming for her own fun but forgets to turn off her stream and gets caught wearing a diaper. Memes pick up and she leans into it slightly but as her donations start coming in she realizes she has to keep wearing eventually leading to full diaper dependence but at least a very financially supported life.

Anonymous

An Amazon drops her Little off at Day Care on Mothers Day. She and her Little trade bodies for the day. They don't switch back until the next day when the Little is dropped off again for Day Care.

Anonymous

A 20-something decides that she has had enough of lockdowns and lies about having a pre-existing condition in order to get the vaccine earlier and hang out with her friends. When her parents find out that she has gotten her vaccine before them, they punish her selfishness with regression and decide she'll stay a baby until everyone who she got a vaccine before is able to get one, including kids. Vaccines are ultimately available for everyone age three and up, but on the day before the last child would be eligible, safety concerns cause a pause. Even though it is just to be cautious, since herd immunity has mostly been achieved, there doesn't seem to be any rush to restart before there has been a verrrry thorough review...

Anonymous

Continuation of The Stepdaughter: Janet has gone through a full week of being a middle school only to prove to the school nurse that her diapers arent just for show. The school nurse notifys the principal explaining to her that she thinks Janet may have a problem and may need to be placed in a more suitable position. Janet gets nervous when she is called to the principal's office knowing in a way she has been doing everything right only to find Hazel, the principal, and another tall woman she had never met before. The principal feels that middle school is just too much for her baby brain and Janet is shocked when she finds out she has been demoted to daycare as Hazel picks up her stepmother up telling her she will have much more fun in daycare then a silly school.

Anonymous

The gambling idea from last month

Anonymousname98

I don't know about The Stepdaughter continuation. Going to daycare where she has nothing to worry about seems a little boring and nice. Plus one of the main themes is she is actually mistaken for someone younger and she would stick out at daycare. I like the idea of a grown woman trying to fit into middle school, struggling with math/Spanish homework, and destined to get bullied by a new generation. I'd prefer to see her struggles with keeping her double life from her husband, hide the reason for her many trips to the nurse, and having the only people she can vent to are the same ones who put her there. I loved the direction where it ended and would love to see more.

Anonymousname98

I'm not oppose to the idea of AB's going to day care in general, just in this case we built up 'Prissy' as a believable bratty kid with a bladder problem and don't want to switch to wink-wink big baby. I LOVE the Gap Year series where a girl frighten by responsibilities of growing up stumbles into taking a break to live care free in a daycare, then keeps putting off moving onto college until it is too late and get stuck as a big toddler.