I walked into the room and sniffing something amiss i knew i had just cleaned this room very good but something was stinking it up badly.I looked around and then i saw you hiding behind the sofa just that lil cotton top head poking out.I knew then where that smell was coming from.heheh such a stinky lil boy you are.
Minnie
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Little Stinky Britches
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LOL! 
You caught me again Minniem!
Back in the 1960s, when my mom had her in-home daycare, she said that toddlers around the age of 17 to 24 months-old would start to hide behind things when they messed their diapers and rubber pants. My mom said that when they do that, they feel embarrassed to be in diapers and messing their pants in public so they hide to do their business in their britches.
What fascinated me was this self-awareness they developed around the age of 17 months-old. Before that age, babies didn't seem to have a self-awareness of being in diapers and messing their pants in front of other people. It was exactly that lack of self-awareness that I found most "babyish" and "infantile".
Even when babies learned how to walk and became toddlers around the age of 12 to 14 months old, they still didn't seem to have a self-awareness of being in diapers and pooping their pants.
I remember watching them around this age, just starting out toddling around the room, when they would suddenly stop in their tracks and turn red in the face and poop their pants in front of me and my mom. My mom would always talk to them, asking them if they were "filling their britches", but the babies this age (12 to 14 months-old) even through they were "toddlers" did not seem to be self aware of the fact that they were standing in our living room, pooping their pants in front of my mom and I.
I believe that this is one of the main reasons that I see myself (in my fantasies) as a baby between the ages of 6 to 12 months-old. When I am that age, I can sit up, pull myself up, coo and jabber, and I have NO self-awareness that I am in diapers and rubber pants, "filling my britches" in front of my mommy and her friends.
It is this lack of self-awareness that seems so innocent,
so sweet, so babyish, and oh so infantile.
My Mother knows what I'm doing in my pants, but I don't.
Because I'm 9 months-old (My favorite age) thoughts of potty-training are far, far, into the future. My Mother expects me to poop my pants, and there is no hiding from my Mother, because I'm not self-aware.
I have no idea why I'm grunting, or why my diaper feels warm and full, or why my Mother is smiling at me..
When there is a smell wafting up from my pants, I have no idea where that smell is coming from.
But my Mommy sure does.
You caught me again Minniem! Back in the 1960s, when my mom had her in-home daycare, she said that toddlers around the age of 17 to 24 months-old would start to hide behind things when they messed their diapers and rubber pants. My mom said that when they do that, they feel embarrassed to be in diapers and messing their pants in public so they hide to do their business in their britches.
What fascinated me was this self-awareness they developed around the age of 17 months-old. Before that age, babies didn't seem to have a self-awareness of being in diapers and messing their pants in front of other people. It was exactly that lack of self-awareness that I found most "babyish" and "infantile".
Even when babies learned how to walk and became toddlers around the age of 12 to 14 months old, they still didn't seem to have a self-awareness of being in diapers and pooping their pants.
I remember watching them around this age, just starting out toddling around the room, when they would suddenly stop in their tracks and turn red in the face and poop their pants in front of me and my mom. My mom would always talk to them, asking them if they were "filling their britches", but the babies this age (12 to 14 months-old) even through they were "toddlers" did not seem to be self aware of the fact that they were standing in our living room, pooping their pants in front of my mom and I.
I believe that this is one of the main reasons that I see myself (in my fantasies) as a baby between the ages of 6 to 12 months-old. When I am that age, I can sit up, pull myself up, coo and jabber, and I have NO self-awareness that I am in diapers and rubber pants, "filling my britches" in front of my mommy and her friends.
It is this lack of self-awareness that seems so innocent,
so sweet, so babyish, and oh so infantile.
My Mother knows what I'm doing in my pants, but I don't.
Because I'm 9 months-old (My favorite age) thoughts of potty-training are far, far, into the future. My Mother expects me to poop my pants, and there is no hiding from my Mother, because I'm not self-aware.
I have no idea why I'm grunting, or why my diaper feels warm and full, or why my Mother is smiling at me..
When there is a smell wafting up from my pants, I have no idea where that smell is coming from.
But my Mommy sure does.
Phew! Somebody needs a changing.