π Add-ons and limits
Every student takes the same core course. An add-on makes it yours: its own lessons appear at the right points on your map, and many ordinary lessons gain a short note written for you. Take as many as you like.
Add-ons are extra flavors for your babyhood, like sprinkles. Your limits always come first, whatever flavors you pick.
Taking an add-onβ
At enrollment: step 9, Your add-ons, lists them all. Some are suggested for you: because you have the matching kink switched on on the main site, because of your health check-in, or (Solo Baby) because you're solo for now. A suggestion is never added by itself; you choose.
Later, from a caregiver: a headmaster can offer you an add-on from their office.
- You get a bell: "Your caregiver wants you to take" the add-on.
- Open the Map. The offer is waiting under your caregiver card.
- Choose Yes, add it or say no.
If you already have the matching kink switched on on the main site, you've said yes to it already, so the add-on is added straight away and you're told.
An add-on taken after you've passed some levels adds catch-up lessons for those levels. Add-ons can't be dropped once taken, and your limits always apply to them.
Limitsβ
During your interview you can rule out any of these:
- Pain or physical punishment
- Being restrained or locked into clothing
- Being seen as little by people who haven't agreed to it
- Other people being involved
- Invasive medical play
- Being teased or embarrassed
- Changes that are hard to undo
- Changes to what I eat and drink
A lesson about something you've ruled out is left off your map, whatever add-ons you or a caregiver choose. Limits always beat add-ons.
The add-onsβ
| Add-on | In a sentence |
|---|---|
| π Sissy Baby | Frills, pink and a girl's name woven through your babyhood. |
| π Boy Baby | Trucks, overalls, a boy name and "good boy". |
| π Chastity Baby | Locked away, because babies don't need that. |
| πͺ Cuck Baby | The grown-ups have a grown-up life. You have a crib. |
| π§€ Restrained Baby | Mittens, locking sleepers and straps, always with a safe release. |
| π€± Nursing Baby | Suckling for comfort and feeding from your caregiver. |
| π³ Humiliated Baby | Blushing is part of the lesson. |
| π«§ Dumb Baby | Thinking is for grown-ups. Let it go. |
| π Hypno Baby | Written inductions, triggers and mantras. |
| π Disciplined Baby | Strict rules, corner time and spankings. |
| π· Gentle Care | Raised without punishment: redirection, praise and routines instead. |
| π Brat-Tamed Baby | A cheeky, testing little, answered with structure. |
| π Public Baby | Visibly little out in the world, only where it's agreed. |
| π Owned Baby | Money, phone, schedule and choices belong to your caregiver. |
| π‘οΈ Medical Baby | Temperature checks, examinations and medicine time. |
| π Spoiled Baby | Pampered with gifts, treats and the softest of everything. |
| π§Ί Daycare Baby | A daycare day at home, and being good at a real adult-little daycare. |
| π§Ή Domestic Baby | Its own ladder: from little chores to running the house in service. |
| π«§ Sensory Baby | Texture, sound, light and warmth as the point. |
| πΎ Pet Baby | Part little, part pet: puppy, kitty, bunny or whatever you pick. |
| π₯Ί High-Needs Baby | More holding, harder settling, and how both of you cope. |
| π Night-Only Baby | Little in the evenings and on weekends, around a working life. |
| π§Ί Cloth Baby | Cloth diapers, pins and plastic pants, and the laundry routine. |
| π£οΈ Words You Don't Understand Yet | Babied in a language you don't understand. Safety stays in a shared language. |
| π§Έ Solo Baby | Living all of this with no caregiver, and being ready when one arrives. |
| π£ Twins and Littles Together | Two littles sharing a caregiver or a nursery. |
| π§Έ Big Sibling Baby | A baby sometimes, a little helper with a younger little at others. |
| π Long-Distance | For pairs who live apart: video check-ins, care packages, visit weeks. |
| βΏ Seated Caregiver | For a caregiver who can't lift: care from a seat, on the bed and with equipment. |
| π Adopted | An adoption day, keepsake papers, a new name and a new birthday. |
| π©Ί Long-Haul Baby | Little alongside chronic illness, disability or extra care needs. |
| π» Older Little | Being little at fifty and beyond. |
| π§Έ Plus-Size Little | Sizing, weight-rated furniture, skin care and dignity at every level. |
| π³οΈββ§οΈ Trans and Nonbinary Little | Names, pronouns, dysphoria, HRT and surgery recovery at every level. |
| π―οΈ Faith and Tradition Baby | Little inside your faith, with religious duties always first. |
| π Parent Little | Little with real children at home, kept completely away from them. |
| π Shared House | Little with roommates who don't know. |
Domestic Baby is its own ladder: its steps open one after another, whatever level you're at, and never hold up a gate.
The flyer (Read the flyer on the Me page) has a longer description of each one.
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