To truly be a babygirl she must mess her diapers. End of story. Otherwise she is not a babygirl. She is just a littlegirl or little. The term “Babygirl” gets thrown around way too loosely in our sphere. There are those who do wear diapers but ONLY wet them or those who don’t even wear diapers at all. Those types are more about the whole “Princess” aesthetic with the pretty panties, babyish accessories, and pink colored everything, but don’t even wear diapers. Both of these types are “Littlegirls/Littles.” This might be an unpopular opinion but if she only wets her diaper, she is a littlegirl, not a babygirl. Even if she does everything else associated with babygirl related ageplay, she is still a littlegirl. The term babygirl should be reserved for those who mess their diapers…understandably so. To get beyond the embarrassment, hesitation, and repulsion of messing a diaper is a very important milestone. To completely let go and let Daddy take care of it for you.. that is the definition of a baby girl… some of you out there might like to be “babied.” But that doesn’t make you a babygirl. Babygirls are those who fully embrace and accept the dynamic. It doesn’t make them “better” or “superior” to littles.. but it is what it is.. it’s whole different level…a whole different mindset.. and a whole different commitment.
On a different note, I do use the term littlegirl sometimes if I’m Daddying a babygirl.. not as her official title but in speech.. If my Princess messes her diaper I might call her “my poopy little girl”…even though her official role is a babygirl.. this is about official roles, orientations, and alignments.. not conversational nuances. Also it is not transferable to littlegirls. I can refer to my babygirl as “my little girl” casually if I want to, but if I’m being Daddy to a little girl.. you’ll never hear me calling her babygirl.
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