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πŸŽ€ 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.

For littles

Add-ons are extra flavors for your babyhood, like sprinkles. Your limits always come first, whatever flavors you pick.


Taking an add-on​

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.

  1. You get a bell: "Your caregiver wants you to take" the add-on.
  2. Open the Map. The offer is waiting under your caregiver card.
  3. 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.


Limits​

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-ons​

Add-onIn a sentence
πŸŽ€ Sissy BabyFrills, pink and a girl's name woven through your babyhood.
🚚 Boy BabyTrucks, overalls, a boy name and "good boy".
πŸ”’ Chastity BabyLocked away, because babies don't need that.
πŸšͺ Cuck BabyThe grown-ups have a grown-up life. You have a crib.
🧀 Restrained BabyMittens, locking sleepers and straps, always with a safe release.
🀱 Nursing BabySuckling for comfort and feeding from your caregiver.
😳 Humiliated BabyBlushing is part of the lesson.
🫧 Dumb BabyThinking is for grown-ups. Let it go.
πŸŒ€ Hypno BabyWritten inductions, triggers and mantras.
πŸ“ Disciplined BabyStrict rules, corner time and spankings.
🌷 Gentle CareRaised without punishment: redirection, praise and routines instead.
😜 Brat-Tamed BabyA cheeky, testing little, answered with structure.
πŸ›’ Public BabyVisibly little out in the world, only where it's agreed.
πŸ“œ Owned BabyMoney, phone, schedule and choices belong to your caregiver.
🌑️ Medical BabyTemperature checks, examinations and medicine time.
🎁 Spoiled BabyPampered with gifts, treats and the softest of everything.
🧺 Daycare BabyA daycare day at home, and being good at a real adult-little daycare.
🧹 Domestic BabyIts own ladder: from little chores to running the house in service.
🫧 Sensory BabyTexture, sound, light and warmth as the point.
🐾 Pet BabyPart little, part pet: puppy, kitty, bunny or whatever you pick.
πŸ₯Ί High-Needs BabyMore holding, harder settling, and how both of you cope.
πŸŒ™ Night-Only BabyLittle in the evenings and on weekends, around a working life.
🧺 Cloth BabyCloth diapers, pins and plastic pants, and the laundry routine.
πŸ—£οΈ Words You Don't Understand YetBabied in a language you don't understand. Safety stays in a shared language.
🧸 Solo BabyLiving all of this with no caregiver, and being ready when one arrives.
πŸ‘£ Twins and Littles TogetherTwo littles sharing a caregiver or a nursery.
🧸 Big Sibling BabyA baby sometimes, a little helper with a younger little at others.
πŸ’Œ Long-DistanceFor pairs who live apart: video check-ins, care packages, visit weeks.
β™Ώ Seated CaregiverFor a caregiver who can't lift: care from a seat, on the bed and with equipment.
πŸ“œ AdoptedAn adoption day, keepsake papers, a new name and a new birthday.
🩺 Long-Haul BabyLittle alongside chronic illness, disability or extra care needs.
🌻 Older LittleBeing little at fifty and beyond.
🧸 Plus-Size LittleSizing, weight-rated furniture, skin care and dignity at every level.
πŸ³οΈβ€βš§οΈ Trans and Nonbinary LittleNames, pronouns, dysphoria, HRT and surgery recovery at every level.
πŸ•―οΈ Faith and Tradition BabyLittle inside your faith, with religious duties always first.
🏠 Parent LittleLittle with real children at home, kept completely away from them.
πŸ”‘ Shared HouseLittle 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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