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So okay there will eventually be a question later on in this post, but to give some context on why this came to mind I will elaborate.
This early morning I woke up with a cramp, it hurt like a mothertrucker, and I was screaming bloody murder *because I have no self control lol (little girl)* and my daddy gets up and massages my leg and cuddles me, but then he asks me something I never expected (usually I have to ask for AB stuff, he is new to this stuff relatively, compared to me ), He asks "Do you wan't a hot bath baby girl?" because heat will soothe it, and I just go instantly in that amplified state of baby/little. It was very crazy, because again usually I have to get myself there. My daddy ran me a bath, and I virtually had to do nothing, I asked for toys and he played with me, and that was that.
So my question is have you ever I guess had that moment where your caregiver (or partner who participates), just accept the role I guess? Like I'm sure some can relate who have the privilege of trying stuff with people (if thats what you want some littles are solo by choice and that is valid ), that moment you dont have to nudge someone in a direction for the little things (of course always communicate for consensual purposes), the things a real caregiver would do for a kid?
Hope this makes sense
This early morning I woke up with a cramp, it hurt like a mothertrucker, and I was screaming bloody murder *because I have no self control lol (little girl)* and my daddy gets up and massages my leg and cuddles me, but then he asks me something I never expected (usually I have to ask for AB stuff, he is new to this stuff relatively, compared to me ), He asks "Do you wan't a hot bath baby girl?" because heat will soothe it, and I just go instantly in that amplified state of baby/little. It was very crazy, because again usually I have to get myself there. My daddy ran me a bath, and I virtually had to do nothing, I asked for toys and he played with me, and that was that.
So my question is have you ever I guess had that moment where your caregiver (or partner who participates), just accept the role I guess? Like I'm sure some can relate who have the privilege of trying stuff with people (if thats what you want some littles are solo by choice and that is valid ), that moment you dont have to nudge someone in a direction for the little things (of course always communicate for consensual purposes), the things a real caregiver would do for a kid?
Hope this makes sense