💋Little Kitty💋 @daddy-and-kittykat - Tumblr Blog

im real small n i just want to b held and cuddled and played with!!!! i want someone to play blocks w me and hold my hand!!! i want someone to bring me snacks n sippys and tell me its gonna be okay!! is that too much 2 ask!!

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who runs the world

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because we make cute pouty faces when we want something and all the carers/caregivers say yes cause we’re so cute and the rest of the world just follows suit

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I want my daddy! I want my daddy! I want my daddy! I want my daddy! I want my daddy! I want my daddy! I want my daddy! I want my daddy!

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REBLOG IF YOU LOVE DOGS

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9 million people fucking love dogs

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Here we come 10.

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BREAK THE POST

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me: *sees stuffed animal laying in an awkward position*

me:.,.. ok.,.. that can’t be comfy

me: *quickly adjusts it into a better, healthier position*

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You know you’re feeling smol when you’re carrying your stuffie all over the house

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♡

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*chugs a gallon of strawberry milk*

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talents include: having an extreme baby face and spending all my money on stuffed animals because they look lonely

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so simple n so perfect // my personal paci

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When I put my hair in pigtails ✨🎀

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Painfully Accurate! >///-///<

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A Caregiver Tip

I’m a Daddy, and I thought I’d share something I’ve learned being a Caregiver to my Little: transparency.

It’s no secret that Littles can be very insecure. They are very dependent on their Caregiver, and it’s a terrifying thing to need someone as much as they allow themselves to need us. It’s human instinct to protect yourself, and our Littles resist that urge to allow us to take care of them.

I’m simply going to be direct with this…don’t fuck this up as a Caregiver. Don’t message someone behind your Little’s back. If you do receive messages from anyone, simply let your Little know what is happening and how you are responding. Don’t flirt with others, even casually. There is no amount of explaining you can do to justify your Little finding or hearing about how you talked to another in a way that would make your Little uncomfortable. Don’t hide things from your little, and have them worry about what your are up to.

Having a Little is a privilege, something that should not be taken for granted. Their gift of love, trust, and dependence is something that should be honored and respected. They are dependent on you, so be someone that is worthy of being dependent on. I am completely transparent with my Little, which is the ultimate reassurance that she is safe with me. I want my Little to have strength in her trust for me, and I actively make sure that I earn it.

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~again for the people in the back~

^Some people are in poly or open relationships or any type of relationship where they have negotiated interacting or flirting with others which is a different deal. Just make sure you’re respecting all the boundaries set in your relationship <3

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Counting

So earlier I was feeling little spacey sitting in the back of the car going to the grocery store with Daddy after we dropped off a friend at a nearby store and since the friend was gone I sort of cautiously slipped further into little space, testing the waters to see if Daddy wanted to be efficient grown ups or if he’d want to play around with little me. So I said,

“Daddy? Are we there yet?”

“Not yet, princess.”

“Are we there now?”

“Nope.”

“…what about now?”

“Can you count to twenty for me, babygirl?”

And I could count, so I did, quietly, the numbers slipping between a soft little voice and being just under my breath and my feet kicked and I was ecstatic. He was so patient, using his sweet Daddy-voice and so seamlessly plummeting me farther into little space and facilitating that comfort and care that little folks crave.

Pro tip to caregivers: we love that stuff. Give us cookies but also give us little challenges, little chores, sometimes when we’re whiney or clingy giving us a small mental distraction that facilitates little-space is what we’re craving. We want to have proof that you will treat us like we’re little.