Diaper Domination Accessory Corner: Baby Bibs!

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Baby Bibs!

I just love the magic of an adorable bib when it comes to regressing my little ones!

Aesthetically speaking, a super babyish bib is one of the most wonderfully infantilizing accessories you can dress your little one in. (Short of the diaper itself that they’re wearing, of course!)

Part of what makes a bib magical is how much of a stark, inescapable visual symbol it is to the little one and all who see them, that they are, in fact, a baby.

Similar to a diaper, on sight alone, the garment’s infantile purpose is unmistakable to just about everyone on planet earth. Like a thick, cartoon-printed diaper, a bib is truly a garment only worn by babies—those that are so infantile, they need a special accessory every meal time to help contain their helpless, involuntary messes. (It’s just that with a bib… the mess being contained is oatmeal on their shirt, rather than an accident in their pants!)

In fact, short of the occasional lobster eating adult folding some napkins over their shirt at a restaurant, it’s unlikely you or anyone else has ever seen anyone but an actual baby wearing the highly specific, unique piece of wardrobe that is a bib.

On a deep psychological level, everyone knows that the bulky, wide, plastic or cartoon-decorated garment tied around someone’s neck is truly only necessary for babies.

Therefore, when the adult baby submissive is suddenly confronted with wearing a bib again by their caregiver, it triggers intense feelings of regression and humiliation, akin to being put back in a diaper itself!

(Oh, how I love watching my little one’s get just as blushy as their first diaper change, the first time I pull out their bright pink Mommy’s girl bib and hang it around their head for nummy time!)

In some ways, a baby bib is even more unique than diapers in its infantilizing capabilities. For example, some kids who are troublesome bed-wetters still continue wearing ‘protection’ at night for years after they’re officially ‘out of diapers.’ But bibs are truly only for babies!

Just think, even a young child who still occasionally has accidents would be abjectly humiliated if their parents suddenly asked them to wear a bib again at the table after they’d outgrown it. Your little one will certainly be wearing a bib for the first time since they were an actual infant.

Further, it is possible for a diaper to be worn discretely, if needed. But discretion is literally impossible for a bib while it’s serving its purpose! While hanging around your little one’s neck, it’s impossible to hide, and highly, highly visible to all!

In addition, not only will a bib conjure up such intense, infantile feelings in your little one, it will also conjure up similarly strong reactions from anyone who lays eyes on them. That is, immediate recognition of your little one’s profoundly babyish-status.

Which is why I love bibs so much! They’re like a massive, humiliating, baby-decorated flag that your little one is wearing on their chest, telling everyone in eyesight that they are truly a pathetic, naughty, messy baby!

As further evidence that a bib can be an even more visible reminder of your little one’s baby status than even the diaper you put them in, just think, a diaper might be temporarily hidden under your little one’s onesie or shortalls.

Or, even if you have your little one running around the house in nothing but their diaper and a t-shirt (highly recommended attire, of course), they may still take partial relief at mealtimes that their humiliating diaper is at least partially hidden under the high-chair tray or table top.

Which is why it’s so fun (and necessary) to take away even that small amount of privacy from their exposed babyhood by putting a brightly colored baby bib on them for every meal time!

What a wonderful, crystal-clear reminder to all of your guests that you’ve got a baby in the high chair. A baby who not only needs protection from helplessly messing their pants… they also need some adorable protection from helplessly messing their shirt, as well.

For one last example of a bib’s highly visible, humiliating power, just think of a stranger spotting you feeding your little one from across the restaurant.

The stranger may not notice your little one’s diaper under the table. They may not even think twice about you spooning food into your little one’s mouth. But a bright pink bib on your little one that says Mommy’s little stinker?

That’s an incredible sight that inspires an immediate reaction in the onlooker. It makes the status of your little one crystal clear. Your little one doesn’t just have the occasional accident in their diapers… they are truly a totally messy, pathetic, mommy-needing baby! Can you see why I think a bib is also a must-have outing accessory for every diaper bag?

Below are some more of my tips for making bibs extra fun, cute, and humiliating for your diapered little ones!

Get Messy!

This is the first and most important rule for putting your little one in a bib:

Get that bib messy!

Of course, the most straightforward (and most fun) way to do this is force your little one to be spoon-fed at meal times. Then, just keep shoveling their mushy yum-yums into their face faster than they can swallow. Soon, your little one will have a face covered with baby-food… and an even more messy bib, of course!

It’s an exquisitely humiliating, babyish sensation for your little one to be strapped in a high chair, sitting in a mushy, wet (even messy!) diaper—and feel their face getting just as messy with food and drool dripping down on to their bib due to their babyish incapacity.

But don’t stop with just getting their bib messy by spilling food! You should also frequently use the messy bib to wipe up their face while they’re eating, giggling and commenting, “Oh, you messy, messy, little princess!” or “Your face is almost as messy as the seat of your diapee, isn’t it, baby boy?”

It makes my little ones feel so humiliated and babyish as I clean them up just like the messy, helpless little adult-baby-toddlers that they are.

You can even use their bib to wipe up drool, and snot, tears, eye boogers, and everything else. (I know one cruel dom who even likes to use baby’s bib for… ‘sticky messes’ after meal time.) How messy, yucky, and babyish!

Then, you should of course always show your little one the mess they made on their bib every time you take it off, so they can see firsthand just what a messy baby they are!

Get Cute! Get Blushy. Get Babyish!

The next most important thing is that you spend just as much time making the bib an extra-cute, blushy accessory for your little one as their diapers!

Baby prints, cartoons, and bright nursery colors are perfect for this, of course. There’s an endless amount of adorable bib designs to choose from, nowadays. You can even outfit yourself with a full closet of adorable bibs if you want… one for every occasion!

And, of course, the very best part of acquiring an adorable baby bib? Putting super-blushy caption text on your little one’s bib that reminds them (and everyone else) that they are, in fact, your special, messy, helpless little baby!

Some caption ideas to get you started:

Mommy’s Little Stinker

Daddy’s Messy Baby

Little Poopy Diaper Factory

Potty-Pants

Diaper Boy

Big Baby Girl

Feed Me and Tell Me I’m pretty!

Burp Me, Please!

If Crying, Change Diaper and Insert Bottle!

If I’m fussy, don’t worry, it’s just gas.

Of course, the only limit is your imagination! Figure out what makes your little one the most blushy… and embroider it on their bib for all the world to see!

Bib Styles

You may find that you enjoy the extra big bibs—the ones down to your little one’s waist. Those are great at keeping your little stinker relatively clean as you smear their face with baby goop.

You may also prefer the small bibs! Heck, you can use an actual baby bib. The contrast of the extra small size is fantastic at making your little one feel even more silly, humiliated and babyish while they wear it.

And don’t forget about a genre of bibs all on its own… the ones with an adorable little rubber or plastic tray attached on the bottom for catching food! These are not only super humiliating and infantile, but they’re great for feeding your little one in a super messy fashion, because you can just scoop what falls off their face, right back into their mouth!

(These ‘tray’ bibs are also perfect for insolent babies who think they can avoid making a stinky in their diaper in front of you if they just avoid eating all their din-dins. What a good way to make sure everything you feed them ends up in their tummy, instead of their lap!)

I recommend you buy some of each type of bib and have fun trying them out on different occasions!

The point is, bibs are like diapers. There’s tons of variety in terms of utility and design, but ultimately, your little one needs you to put one on them so they don’t make a mess!

So have fun finding out which ones you like putting them in the most!

Establish a Regular ‘Bib’ Routine

I have a rule with my little ones.

If there’s food in your mouth… There’s a bib around your neck.

I just love the routine of getting ready for every single mealtime by preparing my little one’s extra large baby bib and cheerfully declaring, “Ready for your bib, little baby? Don’t want to ruin your cute little shirt with all those yummy nummies!”

Similar to the routine infantilization of every diaper change, every time I prepare the bib—holding it up for my little one to see just how babyish and cute it is, putting it around their head, securing it around their neck with a distinctive snap—it’s a long, gentle reminder of just how infantile they are.

Similarly, when meal-time is over, I love approaching my little one and commenting on just what a big mess they made as I unsnap their bib. “Oh my gosh, it’s a good thing we had your little princess bib on, huh, baby? Because once again you got more on your shirt than in your mouth!”

(That line never gets old, and I can tell my baby is more embarrassed by it every time, knowing it’s always true!)

Similar to all the steps of your sub’s regular diaper changes, it’s the routine nature of their extensive infantilization that really impresses on your charge that they are, in fact, your little baby.

Bib Rules and Punishments

Imposing the rule described above—If there’s food in your mouth… a bib’s around your neck—has other advantages, too.

You may not have your little one being spoon-fed mushy-baby-food for every meal. You may not even have them in a high-chair, perhaps instead temporarily granting them an adorable booster seat with you at the table. You may even have them on finger-food (or brightly colored plastic utensils.)

But what I love about still making them wear the bib, even when they’re otherwise ‘eating like a big-kid’, is that it’s still a consistent, powerful reminder that they’re still essentially a messy baby.

Further, with the rule above, you can even turn relatively more ‘big-kid’ meal routines into just as much of an opportunity for their babyish humiliation.

For example, as a special reward for being ‘big enough to sit at the table’, you might require that they approach you before every meal time, clear their throat, and politely ask in a squeaky voice…

“Mommy, will you put me in my bib so I don’t make a mess while I eat?”

And, of course, you’ll look back down at your adorable little one, smile, and say, “Of course, little angel. You may be out of a high-chair, but we know you’re still just as messy as a toddler when it comes to eating din-dins.”

Oh, and if they don’t ask for their bib before they eat? Should they… forget about your rule? Or perhaps even think they can get away with eating a little snack without their important little plastic shirt protection?

I recommend a very harsh spanking.

Or, alternatively, another one of my favorite things to do when it comes to little one’s in their cute little bibs…

Extended Bib Wearing As Punishment

Have you ever seen a little one playing, or coloring, or running around outside… and they’re still wearing their little baby bib around their neck as they play?

It’s positively adorable.

That’s because it says to the world that they’re such a baby, they might as well just wear their bib all the time! After all, babies can’t be self-conscious about how infantile and silly they look, so the caregiver probably just decided to keep their bib on till their next meal!

Therefore, a wonderful, humiliating, adorable punishment I love imposing on my little ones (especially if they’re ever fussy about wearing the special bib I bought just for them) is that from now on, until I say otherwise, they have to wear their bib 24/7.

Yep, that’s right, in addition to the puffy diaper on their butt, they also have to wear their humiliating bib around their neck, every hour of the day.

If you thought your little one was self-conscious in public while in their diaper before… this takes it to a whole new, deliciously humiliating, level.

Further, this is a great technique for any time you feel your little one is getting a little too ‘comfortable’ in their diapees lately. This is a great way to ratchet up their blushy humiliation again for any occasion. And you can keep this humiliating new wardrobe requirement up for as long as you like!

After all, one of my favorite things is making a shy little one suffer the humiliation of running around the house naked in nothing but their diaper. But you know what’s even more humiliating than running around wearing nothing but a diaper?

I say it’s running around wearing nothing but a baby bib and a diaper!

Have fun!

Nanny Chloe