allerted: Okay Mandy, I see you’re on the Pull-Ups list now. Is that right? I heard mommy was
allerted: Okay Mandy, I see you’re on the Pull-Ups list now. Is that right? I heard mommy was insisting a lot on that when she dropped you off this morning. Yeah? She bought you the pretty princess ones, didn’t she? She seems in a hurry for you to regain your potty training now that our program is almost done and you’re about to go back to school in the fall.Of course I can understand why it’d be more convenient to have you back in panties then… I don’t think the nurse at your school is quite used to putting Pampers on big girls like you, is she? They probably don’t have a big changing table like we have here and I bet your teachers wouldn’t be thrilled if they were asked to check your diapers periodically. They don’t get paid nearly enough to potty train grown adults…No, your mom’s right, it would be better for everyone if you stopped needing your Pampers changed every hour. At least with Pull-Ups you can slide them down like normal undies when you go potty. You won’t be as dependant on grown ups anymore, wouldn’t that be nice? You don’t seem so thrilled… I know that look when I see it. Oh yes, I’ve seen this type of behavior before, but it always amazes me. It confirms our program really works… and it works frighteningly well. Do you know why we keep young ex-delinquents like you in diapers at our facilities? Sure it’s to avoid any of you ever being out of sight for too long. No way to exchange secret messages or smoke cigarettes hidden in the bathroom. Yes, it’s also a form of punishment for all your misdeeds. You acted like bratty little babies, now you get treated as such and put back in your place, quite literally.However, very few people realize that first and foremost, diapers also have tremendous psychological benefits. You see the reassuring feeling of wearing a diaper, the act of using it and the need for someone’s help in changing are all part of our regression therapy. We create and foster this dependency which can easily calm the most disruptive young adult and pacify the most vicious bullies in a matter of weeks. That’s also why we highly recommend parents keep you in diapers at home as well, once the program is in effect. We want you to reconnect with your childhood and for you to depend on them as you once did. To realize how much care and love was involved in raising you. How can you keep acting out when doing so would result in you staying in your own filth for hours. You would never do that to someone in charge of overseeing your most basic needs, would you? We know that some parents even go as far as feeding their young adults and we think that’s a wonderful way to rekindle a lost sense of family.When you’re at our adult daycare you have no worries on your mind. No need to control yourself. You can simply be yourself and you know you won’t be judged because everyone is on the same boat. That’s what diapers do to you. Remember how you used to hate them so much? You feel kind of weird about growing out of them now, don’t you? It’s totally normal. The feeling of safety they have provided you with all summer is embedded in you. You might find it hard to let go of it… We still recommend you put on your Pampers to bed as you’re likely to experience chronic bedwetting for at least the first few months… After that some of our patients keep on wearing them every night out of habit and comfort. Many have reported to only wetting their bed when they were not wearing diapers, which is indeed very strange. I know how you feel… Yes I do! You don’t want to look like a big baby so you won’t admit it, but I can tell you’re a bit scared, aren’t you? You’ve only arrived 20 minutes ago and you’ve already had an accident in your Pull-Ups. Were you expecting me to change you into one of your regular diapers sweetie? Hmm? You thought I’d see your wet Pull-Ups and use that as an opportunity to keep you in your old Pampers, didn’t you? It’s okay, there’s nothing to be ashamed of. I’ve seen those conflicting thoughts many times before. You remember that you hated wearing diapers when you first got here so you don’t want to admit that you’d like to hang on to them a bit longer… I tell you what. I think a little someone isn’t ready for those Pull-Ups yet, am I right? From how soaked they are I think it’s better if we just tape you back in Pampers for a few hours. We’ll just say we’re getting you ready for your afternoon nap in advance, alright? No fuss, let’s do as I say. That’s my girl. We’ll take off those icky wet princess Pull-Ups. Mommy did bring a big pile for you at the center, but they can wait. We’ll put you back in one before you go home tonight, how does that sound? We don’t have to tell mommy, it’ll be our little secret. We’ll just say you’ve had an accident today and of course I’ll make sure to mention that it’s better to keep in you in diapers for bedtime, does that work for you? Tomorrow we can do the same thing, as soon as you have a little ‘’accident’’ in your Pull-Ups make sure you come and get me, not the other caregivers. If they see you on the list for training pants they’ll be strict about it. I, on the other hand, can put your little butt back in a Pampers where it belongs and with your pants on top none will be the wiser. Just make sure you don’t let the waistband peek out otherwise you might get some teasing from the others for still needing diapers so close to the school year.And when time does come that you have to go back to the dreaded school system, we’ll see if we can arrange you to visit the center on the weekends. Okay? We’ve been wanting to develop a new program with returning students so that parents can understand the benefits straight away when they see you so well-behaved and mild mannered.Those are big words aren’t they? I sense someone just wants to go back and play. Shall we get you on the changing table sweetheart? There’s a smile! Can you believe you used to yell at me for forcing you to put on a diaper? Now look at you, so happy to get back into one… Find ABDL stories, audio, photo & videos at patreon.com/allerted -- source link