#LESBIAN TUMBLR TV#
‘’The teddy bear ones’’ or 'the pink ones’'Īlternatively, you can let them keep playing/drawing/watching TV and without saying anything, bring their changing supplies to them, so you surprise them with what you’ve picked. Ask them to pick a specific kind of diaper. Make them go get a diaper and carry it all the way over to you. Reassure your Little in an embarrassing way It implies that you expected them to use it. Which means it’s not “you had an accident” it’s “you need a diaper change”. I recommend starting out sweet and being more authoritative if you see resistance.ĭiapers are the most embarrassing of all, but what makes it extra embarrassing is acting like your Little needs them. “Can you come here for a sec please?” is a vibe.īoth have their place to be used at your discretion. Or if they’re wet, you get to say “just as I thought.” Ask them to “come here” and check their Pull-ups before sending them along their way with a pat on the butt if they’re dry. If you think your Little is wet or you’re not sure, ask them “can you get up for me please?” and make them stand while you slide down their pants to perform a more thorough check.
If they protest that they are dry, make sure to brush it off. If they’re not positioned correctly, make them move without telling them why, so you can check. Make it subtle, like sneaking a check during a hug or coming to talk to them and do it during the conversation. Just put your hand on the crotch and press lightly or pull on the waistband. Like randomly during a conversation, especially when they are talking. Do it very casually, as if it’s the most normal thing. Pull-ups leak easily, so you should check them often. “Were you to busy playing and you didn’t notice?” Since Pull-ups are technically for potty training, feigning disbelief is a great way to embarrass your Little who has used their Pull-ups or training pants. Pat their butts often, check them, ask them if they have to go potty.Ĭomment on the crinkling, tell them when you can see the waistband. No need to overdo it, but reassurance helps create trust that the more embarrassing parts are just for fun. I know this list is about embarrassing stuff, but remember that it’s easy to feel insecure in Little Space, so be sure to tell them how cute they look, how good they are, praise their creativity, etc. “Does someone need corner time to think about it?”Īnd follow through if they don’t listen, so your Little knows it’s real. If you see resistance, threaten punishment. Be sincere about it and not just in a teasing way, so it’s rewarding for them to listen. Tell them your appreciation when they do what they’re told so they feel good about complying. “Can you pick up your toys/clean up your craft supplies?”Ĭarrot or stick! Thank them for being good, punish them for being bad. “Dinner is almost ready, go wash your hands” It’s both rewarding and embarrassing since it’s such a small thing, but they’ll feel happy about you showing your appreciation. Make your Little do small tasks compliment them when they do, as if it was an achievement. That goes for checking, changing and generally how you talk about these things.īe confident in your actions and requests, as if that’s the natural order of things and it will feel less awkward and more rewarding. This gives you more power and authority over them. It’s more embarrassing if you act as if it’s totally normal for your Little to be in this position. You don’t need to fake laugh or force yourself to make fun of someone to embarrass them!
#LESBIAN TUMBLR HOW TO#
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