The follow-up to the emotional journey of "The Smallest Avenger" After walking away from the battlefield, Natasha Romanoff is no longer an Avenger-she's something far more precious: Wanda's baby girl. In the quiet comfort of a new home far from the chaos of hero work, The Maximoffs picks up where The Smallest Avenger left off, with Natasha finally safe, adopted, and surrounded by love. But stepping away from the world doesn't mean her battles are over. Healing isn't linear, and peace comes with its own challenges-from adjusting to full-time regression, to building a life centered on care, trust, and gentle routines. As Wanda settles into her role as both caregiver and legal guardian, the two of them begin creating the life Natasha always dreamed of-one with a real kitchen, a backyard, and a playroom just for her. But even in their cozy little world, shadows of the past and echoes of what was lost still linger. And when unexpected visitors arrive, Natasha must decide how much of her old world she's willing to let back in. Book Two is a tender, honest exploration of family, identity, and the power of choosing love every single day. Because being a hero saved the world. But being little might just save Natasha.

A young broken girl. Already given up on the world around her. A little by the name of Charlotte will soon relearn what a soft touch feels like. When Tatum Sinclair stumbles across her.

She was trained to never show weakness. But now, she's learning how to be small-with someone who refuses to let her face it alone. After years of survival and silence, Natasha Romanoff is unraveling behind the closed doors of the Avengers Tower. Haunted by her past and overwhelmed by a present she can't quite control, she finds herself slipping into something unexpected: a quiet, fragile state of regression. It's not a mission. It's not a plan. It's just... safer to feel small. Wanda Maximoff notices the signs-the accidents, the nightmares, the way Natasha flinches from kindness-and makes a choice: to stay, to care, and to gently offer the one thing Natasha has never known-unconditional comfort. Set against the backdrop of found family, quiet mornings, and whispered promises, this slow-burn Avengers fanfiction explores age regression, emotional healing, and the bond between two women discovering what it means to be safe, seen, and loved-even in the smallest of ways.

Addison finds out that Meredith uses age regression as a coping skill and takes her home to her and Arizona's house to care for her. I promise the story is better than the summary, I just suck at summaries most of the time!

You are a 21 year old girl named Estella who's also a College Student,studying to become a Lawyer. However you have a secret,due to childhood trauma you age regress as a coping mechanism. Because you've never had a caregiver before you'd kind of already given up hope that it would ever happen for you but there are two people that could change that. Hannah Webber,35 years old is your new Teacher,she has a Wife called Liana who's 34 years old and a therapist. Both of them are caregivers and have been looking for a little for quite a while now,what will happen when the three of you meet?? Completely SFW!!

This is a story about a girl named Alaina who discovers a whole new world. It involves a lot of playfulness, tickling, laughter, and joy. However, it takes her a while to get there.

Follow harper on her journey to navigate a safe space to heal... With the help of some caregivers of course! Non sexual age regression story. Contains heavy themes Trigger warning ⚠️ mentions of self harm, blood, and injury.

Cover by @-goddesstier Freya Pierce had never expected to garner the attention of the Dimitrescu family nor did she expect that attention to spread to the other Lords and even Mother Miranda. All because she befriended the youngest Dimitrescu who decided that she was now family.

Grace never thought safety was something she could have-until Natasha and Scarlett offered it freely. After years of surviving, Grace is learning how to heal. Wrapped in warmth, softness, and gentle care, she begins to explore a quieter side of herself, one that longs to feel small, nurtured, and protected. As her bond with her caregivers deepens, Grace must face her fears, trust in love, and discover that needing comfort doesn't make her weak-it makes her human.

Beth and Ashleigh are embarking on the next stage of their lives together. They know exactly what they want and feel that they've got everything well planned out, until someone unexpectedly comes along and changes things. Emily is lost and alone, dealing with unexplained disorder in her mind. What happens when two women enter her life bringing both an explanation to her mysterious condition and a hope for a brighter future?