The Nurturing Center is facility where littles can go to start over from a deeply regressed stage. When they’re ready, they are matched up with caregivers who live in the gated community behind The Center, a safe place reserved strictly for age play. Susie has been living out of her car for a month. When she loses her job as a waitress, two of her favorite customers find her crying in desperation beside the diner. They offer to take her to The Nurturing Center, a place where she can start her life over. A place where she will learn what it means to be a little, to fully regress, to find a forever home with a loving caregiver. Dr. Farwell’s heart has always gone out to the young woman who waits on him at the diner. He can’t know for sure she has a little in her, but he suspects. Watching her learn what it means to be little and embrace a new way of life should be enough to soothe his soul. But it’s not. He’s never found a little of his own, and he prays that when she’s ready, she’ll agree to become his forever little girl. The books in this series include thorough medical examinations as well as strong elements of age play, including diapers, bottle feedings, spankings, and other forms of discipline. If these aspects of age play offend you, this may not be the book or series for you.

The Nurturing Center is facility where littles can go to start over from a deeply regressed stage. When they’re ready, they are matched up with caregivers who live in the gated community behind The Center, a safe place reserved strictly for age play. Emmy has been sleeping under an overpass. She lives for the one day each week when the kind doctor who makes her heart race brings her food and checks on her. When he suggests that she might enjoy a different kind of lifestyle and offers to take her to The Nurturing Center to find herself, she eagerly jumps at the opportunity, hoping every day that the doctor will eventually claim her as his own. Dr. Radcliff has been keeping his eye on Emmy for a while, uncertain if she has a little inside her. He’s beyond pleased when he tells her about The Center and she agrees to let him take her there. He visits her as often as he can during her transition, hoping that as she finds her inner little she will decide she wants to forge a life with him and make him the luckiest man alive. The books in this series include thorough medical examinations as well as strong elements of age play, including diapers, bottle feedings, spankings, and other forms of discipline. If these aspects of age play offend you, this may not be the book or series for you.

The Nurturing Center is facility where littles can go to start over from a deeply regressed stage. When they’re ready, they are matched up with caregivers who live in the gated community behind The Center, a safe place reserved strictly for age play. Jenny has been fending for herself since she turned eighteen, barely scraping by. Hungry and out of options, she makes the difficult decision to sell her body. Lucky for her, the first person to stop is a cop, and he sees something in her that urges him to call The Center. Feverish and tired, she’d barely aware of the doctor and his partner who pick her up and help her find a new path in life. Dr. Fuller and Adan fall hard and fast for Jenny from the moment they set eyes on her. They have to bide their time though. She’s new to age play, at least in practice. She needs to get well and find herself before they can claim her as their own. Leaving her at The Center in the care of other doctors and nurses nearly breaks them, but they have to hope that it will all be worthwhile in the end. The books in this series include thorough medical examinations as well as strong elements of age play, including diapers, bottle feedings, spankings, and other forms of discipline. If these aspects of age play offend you, this may not be the book or series for you.

The Nurturing Center is facility where littles can go to start over from a deeply regressed stage. When they’re ready, they are matched up with caregivers who live in the gated community behind The Center, a safe place reserved strictly for age play. Lily has submitted to Cristian at her favorite club for months. She’s tried all kinds of angles to get him to notice her more fully. It’s not until she shows up in a schoolgirl outfit that his eyebrows rise. She might have bitten off more than she can chew though. It turns out Cristian is a Daddy Dom, and he has a proposal for her that takes her breath away. Cristian has been head over heels for the sassy redhead at the club from the day he met her, but she hasn’t shown a propensity for age play. Until she does. And then all bets are off. Arming her with plenty of research, Cristian leaves Lily to decide if regression is right for her. No pressure, but he makes it clear that if she chooses him, she’s choosing a new way of life there is no going back from.

The Nurturing Center is facility where littles can go to start over from a deeply regressed stage. When they’re ready, they are matched up with caregivers who live in the gated community behind The Center, a safe place reserved strictly for age play. When Annie’s company downsizes, causing her to lose her job, she’s grief stricken and hopeless. She’ll lose her apartment if she can’t pay the rent. The last person she expects to see while she’s crying in the stairwell is her sexy neighbor, Theo. A man she’s fantasized about since he first moved in. A man she wishes was hers though she’s rarely made eye contact with him. Theo has had his eye on the shy woman next door for a while, but she’s too timid to speak to him. As a nurse at The Nurturing Center, Theo has been building a home in the adjacent community and working long hours. He’s had his suspicions about Annie, but the moment he helps the sobbing woman into her apartment, he knows. She’s Little, and she’s his. The books in this series include thorough medical examinations as well as strong elements of age play, including diapers, bottle feedings, spankings, and other forms of discipline. If these aspects of age play offend you, this may not be the book or series for you.

The Nurturing Center is facility where littles can go to start over from a deeply regressed stage. When they’re ready, they are matched up with caregivers who live in the gated community behind The Center, a safe place reserved strictly for age play. Mindy has known she enjoys age play for a long time. She practices her preferred kink at home and at her favorite club, nearly all the time she’s not at work. She’s never had a Daddy, but she thinks she’d like one. If only she were brave enough to put herself out there. Tricia has been keeping an eye on the adorable Little who sometimes gets frightened at the local club. When Tricia finally intervenes, she discovers that Mindy would really benefit from The Nurturing Center. Convincing her to make a commitment to a new way of life is easy. Helping Mindy realize it’s not a Daddy she needs but Mommy might take some time. The books in this series include thorough medical examinations as well as strong elements of age play, including diapers, bottle feedings, spankings, and other forms of discipline. If these aspects of age play offend you, this may not be the book or series for you.