Alright baby, time for dinner!”

Emily giggled excitedly as her new mother picked her up and placed her in her high chair, her diaper crinkling with each movement.

For as long as Emily could remember, she had never been happy. She was an unwanted child in a family of four, had been kicked out onto the street as soon as she was 18, and had barely been able to hold down a job since. Emily dreamed of going back to a simpler time, a time when she didn’t have to worry about adult concerns and could be cared for and loved unconditionally.

That dream became a reality the day she stumbled across an ad on the internet. “Wanted: Woman seeking adult to be baby. Includes feeding, diaper changing and unconditional love.”

Emily read through the ad multiple times to make sure she wasn’t dreaming. The woman went on to explain how she was infertile and longed to have a baby to care for as her own, but due to circumstances beyond her control was also unable to adopt. If agreed to, the person fulfilling her request would need to play the role for a minimum of six months, in which case they would be paid an enormous sum and be allowed to leave. In return, they would be diapered at all times, unable to change, feed, dress or even bath themselves, just be cared for by their new mother.

Emily was sold immediately

The very next day, Emily went down to the address listed to meet face to face with the woman who had posted the ad. The two bonded almost immediately and, after working out all the paperwork and necessary actions, Emily had been lead to her new nursery to be changed into her very first diaper since she had been a baby.

That had been a week ago, and Emily had eagerly slipped into her new role. The last week had been the happiest Emily had ever felt and she wished it would never end. 

As she was put down in a crib for her nap, a little nightlight in the corner and a mobile above her head singing a lullaby, Emily smiled behind her pacifier as she felt the from of her diaper grow warm. She knew for certain that once the six months were up, she had no intention of leaving.