The Big Kid Daycare "I thought I was the one in charge. Boy, was I wrong." Thirteen-year-old Patrick is ready to leave his "kid years" behind. This summer, he's got a plan: work at Sunshine Tots Daycare, earn some serious cash, and finally prove he's a responsible teenager. He's even got the support of Ms. Penny, the head teacher, who is as kind as she is organized. She wants Patrick to succeed, but she has one golden rule: everyone follows the daycare's safety and wellness standards. Patrick thinks he can handle a few toddlers, but between a mountain of juice boxes and a busy schedule, he's quickly overwhelmed. When a messy accident in Chapter 3 turns his world upside down, Ms. Penny decides to do what's "right" for his situation. Now, Patrick finds himself trading his "Staff" badge for a diaper and a spot on the nap-mat. At Sunshine Tots, if you can't stay dry, you can't be staff. Can Patrick survive the summer being treated like a toddler, or will his dignity be gone before school starts?

After a car accident, 17-year-old Landon sullivan was slowly regressed by his overprotective mother....

Juliet an 18 year old high school graduate has a few embarrassing accidents leading to her become fully regressed

Adrian wakes up to wet sheets. He is afraid that his dad will be angry with him. Little does he know his daddy is fine with him being a bed wetter...

Mark spends the year being reduced to a diaperd girl, read how the year goes on going to try and upload a chapter a day for the entire year

Lily Clover, an 18 year old university freshman, had her life turned upside-down after her dad died from cancer. She started having weekly nightime accidents, ruining her reputation, and weakening her confidence. Will she be able to get her body back on track before her first semester? Or will she have to embrace her new side? Read on to find out!

ASHTON PUNISHEMENT Ashton is a teenager who is 16 year old who is doing his GCSE's and fails his parents decide to make him into a baby again

After a car accident, 18-year-old Louis's overprotective mother, Laura, uses his recovery as an excuse to slowly unconsciously regress him into a baby-like state, starting with diapers at night, then daytime, and eventually infantilizing gear. Louis resists but gradually embraces it, sinking into an addiction to the comfort it provides.

A young boy goes to stay his with his Aunt and her young family for six months, little does he know what they have in store for him when he arrives.