Remember what it was like to wake up in the morning when you were very little? Let's take a look back at that moment, shall we?

Alex has liked diapers for as long as he can remember, something made even more complicated by the fact that his best friend Eric has always worn them. Alex's obsession with diapers has always been his secret, but as it gets harder to ignore those feelings when around his friend, he decides to take a risk. Will he come to regret it, or will it open new doors that he could only dream of before?

Oliver never really thought of himself as having what it takes to be a hero. With the world's most embarrassing super power and fellow trainees that he went out of his way to avoid, he was just waiting out the clock until he turned thirteen and could drop out of the hero program all super-powered orphans like him are enrolled in. But when he steps up to fight a rampaging superhuman one day, everything changes. He's asked to finish his training and join a real hero team, and he starts to figure out for himself what it means to be a hero.

After an emergency, Xavier has to spend time with his beat friend Mark, a DL - not that he is complaining. When external factors cause Xavier to have an accident, he may find his answer as to why Mark is compelled to diapers.

Something strange in the air causes students at Canine Hill high school to regress in their potty training. Get a look into Josh, a teenage wolf at the school and find out what happens when teenagers can no longer make it to the potty.

18 months after That Summer I Babysat, Ben and Caleb reunite for spring break, going on new adventures, learning a lot about themselves and each other along the way. This is a sequel to That Summer I Babysat.

Caleb takes a babysitting job that quickly tests his patience as he struggles with ten-year-old Ben's unique needs and his desire to be seen as a big kid. When Caleb tries an unconventional way of connecting, it quietly changes the dynamic between them.

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

Jackson has the opportunity of a lifetime, a full summer with no parents, no responsibilities, and a chance to explore his newfound fascination. He spends the summer just how he wanted, but once school started, he realized he may have taken it too far.

Barrett has gone from home to home throughout his entire life. Each home is different, but also the same, except for the Gardners. He finally finds the loving connection he's been looking for, but it comes with a catch.