[Bunnochist]

I have a lot of experience as a sub but exploring my Little side is completely new to me. Over the weekend my Dom and I discussed how it would be in my best interest that we explored this side of me and add the CG/L dynamic to our existing dynamic. As always..Sir was right..letting go and acting on my 'little' tendencies made me feel a lot better!

Anywho, rambling aside, so in order to figure out how he can best help me as a CG we're trying to figure out what type of Little I am. He says he sees me more as a mix of tween/prince. Tween I can understand, prince not so much other than I love having his attention but when he calls me that its pretty much insta-Little Space. How did you all figure out what kind of little you are? What do you define each kind as?

I like coloring, cartoons, playgrounds, fingerpainting, stuffed animals, looking cute, bouncing around, bubbles, and get pretty hyper. I don't like pacifiers, diapers, cribs, sippy cups, having things done for me, baby talk, bibs, or being infantilized in general. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

[LynnieLoo1]

I define myself as a little girl in the 7-9 age range. From what you sound like, you sound more like a baby prince. Honestly, defining it isn't as important as living it, though. Find out what you like as you and your Sir explore, and it will come naturally to you. Many people often find they are much littler than first expected when they explore and play more and feel more secure and safe. It feels awkward at first, but gets easier with time.

[baby_ace]

What I did was go to like a child mental development chart and saw what I liked on each chart and kind of found my range of 2-7ish.

It was this: https://pedscases.com/sites/default/fil ... g_2014.pdf

[Theheartofdragonwing]

Genrally you can have an idea of what kind of little you are but exploring and experimenting with your caregiver is the best way to find out what kind of little you are it will take time but as long as your open to trying different things it shouldn't be long till you figure it out