When Dawson's parents leave him home alone for the summer, he finally has the freedom he's always wanted. No rules. No supervision. No one watching. But the one thing he can't stop thinking about isn't energy drinks or mountain bikes - it's diapers. What starts as curiosity quickly turns into a plan. A secret. A risk he's not sure he's ready to take. As Dawson steps closer to crossing a line he's only imagined before, he'll have to face fear, shame, and the possibility of being seen. Because sometimes the scariest part isn't getting caught - it's letting someone truly know you.

Young Alex visits his Auntie in the Midlands for the summer, only to find that his cousin Freya has an unusual bad habit, which will affect his stay entirely.

After Bart gets caught wearing one of Maggie's diaper's, Marge decides that she wants her baby boy back so she starts treating Bart like a baby

Why is there a baby in Ms. Malory's class? 8-year old Luca has been called a baby all his life, and for good reason. But, in order to go into the fourth grade, he has to start acting his age. When the first day of school comes, he is at risk for expulsion. Until his teacher, Ms. Malory, makes a proposal.

In this story Thomas, Liam, and Hunter are all brothers but Liam being the youngest still wets the bed every night and is made fun of from Thomas. Read to find out what happens to Thomas.

One day 15 year old ben forgot to change his pullup before school

a kid plays a prank on his brother to try and help him but how will this change his life and world and his brother

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

Twelve-year-old Samuel Velez lives a life in the shadows, full of neglect and misfortune. When a drastic accident separates him from his mother. he is forced into the care of his aunt and her family. While the family offers a much better life to young Samuel, he struggles with adopting a sense of structure and discipline. Things quickly turn for the worse, and he is soon threatened to be left in the care of the State. As Samuel's chances of a better life fade from existence, a bold psychiatrist offers one last treatment option. A treatment option so controversial yet has shown to have real results for troubled youth. Samuel is left with two real options. The question is, will he choose the right path to finding a sense of normalcy and belonging before it is too late?