Everyone has different levels of susceptibility to hypnosis. Some are easily hypnotized. Others are more difficult to hypnotize. But if the person truly wants it, they will eventually by hypnotized. It may take different inductions or techniques, but it will happen. Remember that it starts with commitment by you. You have to want it to […]
This is a controversial question with strong opinions on both sides. I won’t say which is “better” because I think that comes down to personal preferences, but I will point out some advantages of each.For sheer bulk, I don’t think you can beat cloth, especially when piled up in several layers and properly folded. Nothing […]
I’d love to tell you it works right away, but for most people, it takes time and repeated listening. While I have had babies who wet their diapers during the first time they listened to a file (which is why I recommend wearing diapers when listening to any of my wetting or messing files), that […]
Hypnosis can’t “make” you do anything you don’t want to do. Hypnosis *can* help break down barriers inside your mind that are getting in the way. If you truly want to wet your diapers uncontrollably, my hypnosis can help you achieve that. You will need to listen to Mommy and follow her directions. I’ve helped […]
A central theme in diaper hypnosis and ABDL hypnosis is age regression, which allows individuals to revisit a younger mental state. This isn’t about truly believing one is a child but rather tapping into the emotions and simplicity of childhood. By stepping into this mental space, participants often find relief from stress, anxiety, and the […]
For those who wish to explore deeper aspects of the ABDL lifestyle, hypnosis can include potty un-training, or doing learned behaviors for potty training. We are not born with bladder and bowel control. We learn it. Potty un-training involves gentle, relaxing suggestions that encourage the mind and body to restore bladder and bowel control to […]
Diaper hypnosis involves leading someone into a focused, calm state of mind where they are open to suggestions. Through these sessions, participants can explore a return to the carefree joys of childhood. For many in the ABDL community, this practice creates a safe space to reconnect with comforting, baby-like behaviors such as wearing diapers or […]
