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What childhood memories of things that had a significant impact on you and created a lasting memory of wanting to be like a baby or wear diapers?
Are there things that happened, movies, cartoons, stories, or other items that you experienced that spoke directly to your baby/DL side? Times you can specifically recall that you really longed for that?
My own experience - When in 4th grade, our teachers would weekly show a video episode of a PBS educational series called Inside/Out. These were 15 minutes short dramatizations of various social issues and ethical dilemmas that were meant to help young people think through the situations and determine correct behavior for themselves.
Anyhow, one episode struck me significantly when I saw it. I can still picture the classroom with the shades on the windows down so that we could see the large TV on the rolling cart with the VHS player showing the video.
The story is of a girl that is constantly getting negative feedback from others, and hears only the praise of her siblings by others and wishes she could be like them. Then she has a dream where she is given the opportunity to experience this, including being her baby sister.
Spoiler alert!! Don’t read if you want to watch it first for yourself. To tell the story she is transformed into being in her sisters baby high chair in baby attire and her mother is coddling over her, feeding her baby food. But then as her mother takes the roast out of the oven, she is not allowed to eat it and can only eat baby food. She discovers that she doesn’t exactly like this transformation after all. The lesson of the video is about liking who you are and that wanting to be someone else isn’t all you might expect.
Well, the video had such an impact on me I never forgot it, and often thought about it. This was even though I had only seen it once. I recently found it on youtube just a short while ago.
I remember watching it way back then and wishing that could have been me!
Anyhow, here is the video link. Yes... it is dated, but then I guess that means I am too lol .
—If you want to just skip to the main part where she experiences this, it starts at about the 8 minute mark and is around 3 minutes long.
I would like to know your reactions to this, — but more importantly, do you have any similar experiences or things that had a similar impact on you?
Are there things that happened, movies, cartoons, stories, or other items that you experienced that spoke directly to your baby/DL side? Times you can specifically recall that you really longed for that?
My own experience - When in 4th grade, our teachers would weekly show a video episode of a PBS educational series called Inside/Out. These were 15 minutes short dramatizations of various social issues and ethical dilemmas that were meant to help young people think through the situations and determine correct behavior for themselves.
Anyhow, one episode struck me significantly when I saw it. I can still picture the classroom with the shades on the windows down so that we could see the large TV on the rolling cart with the VHS player showing the video.
The story is of a girl that is constantly getting negative feedback from others, and hears only the praise of her siblings by others and wishes she could be like them. Then she has a dream where she is given the opportunity to experience this, including being her baby sister.
Spoiler alert!! Don’t read if you want to watch it first for yourself. To tell the story she is transformed into being in her sisters baby high chair in baby attire and her mother is coddling over her, feeding her baby food. But then as her mother takes the roast out of the oven, she is not allowed to eat it and can only eat baby food. She discovers that she doesn’t exactly like this transformation after all. The lesson of the video is about liking who you are and that wanting to be someone else isn’t all you might expect.
Well, the video had such an impact on me I never forgot it, and often thought about it. This was even though I had only seen it once. I recently found it on youtube just a short while ago.
I remember watching it way back then and wishing that could have been me!
Anyhow, here is the video link. Yes... it is dated, but then I guess that means I am too lol .
—If you want to just skip to the main part where she experiences this, it starts at about the 8 minute mark and is around 3 minutes long.
I would like to know your reactions to this, — but more importantly, do you have any similar experiences or things that had a similar impact on you?
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