Help with book!

[Guest Babytitan]

Hi!

 

I write ddlg and abdl books on wattpad and I need some help from you guys!

 

What are some rules, punishments and rewards that you littles have / what rules as a caregivers have you given?

 

What would you littles like in a care package / what would you as a caregiver put in the care package?

 

What are some of your favourite activities to do in little space with or without a caregiver?

 

If you could answer these questions I would be eternally greatful as it will help with my new book

 

Thnx peeps!

 

And if would like a little message will be added to the book as a thank you

Edited May 28, 2018 by Babytitan

[Guest BabyPeach]

Rules: I have to ask if I can eat candy.  I have to be quiet if Daddy says quiet until HE breaks our silence. I have to ask if I want to self pleasure.  We don't have a lot of firm rules....they are flexible and change depending on what Daddy wants that day (I always have the right to refuse a new rule, etc. if I don't like it).

 

Punishments: Spankings, silence, no self pleasure, no candy, writing on myself whatever words Daddy wants and having to wear it under my clothing for the day (bad girl in Sharpie is the worst for me.....cries)

 

Rewards: candy (hehe......a common theme for me because I loveee it), stuffies, being called a good girl, cute stuff, going out for ice cream or other fun stuff

 

Acitivities: coloring, watching a Disney cartoon, putting together simple puzzles, stuffie snuggling and playing with, things that rattle, playing dress up, taking care of my baby doll by doll bottle feeding, etc., snuggling my blankie, having a bottle while I snuggle with Daddy and he holds it for me

[WanderingWonderland]

I don't have anything to add with regards to the things you are looking for (it's very personal to me and I don't share any of it), but I did want to skip in with a friendly suggestion. I hope you don't mind?   

 

I'm sure there will be lots of people happy to help you along with your stories, though your OP didn't mention anything about a nod towards the people offering you feedback. I work within the literary field so can I maybe suggest firing said people a wee message and asking if they would like to be acknowledged in your books? The writing might be yours but if you're asking for and sourcing ideas directly from other people, those people are effectively helping your story along with their own personal experiences, which are then being published online for the wider world to read as 'yours'. It's nice and mannerly to give them a little thank you in the front matter (or chapter sub notes if posting online) of your stories. In my experience, most people get a kick out of seeing an author acknowledging their input. I've only ever seen issues arise when authors begin profiteering from professionally published works and fail to do this, but it's a polite blanket practice to put in place regardless, especially if the ideas aren't coming directly from you. For example (if Peach would like it): A big thank you to BabyPeach for lending some insight into her personal life as a little. Her feedback was invaluable in helping this chapter/story take shape.  

 

I wish you the very best of luck with your writing. I'm sending you lots of creative vibes!

[Guest Babytitan]

I don't have anything to add with regards to the things you are looking for (it's very personal to me and I don't share any of it), but I did want to skip in with a friendly suggestion. I hope you don't mind?   

 

I'm sure there will be lots of people happy to help you along with your stories, though your OP didn't mention anything about a nod towards the people offering you feedback. I work within the literary field so can I maybe suggest firing said people a wee message and asking if they would like to be acknowledged in your books? The writing might be yours but if you're asking for and sourcing ideas directly from other people, those people are effectively helping your story along with their own personal experiences, which are then being published online for the wider world to read as 'yours'. It's nice and mannerly to give them a little thank you in the front matter (or chapter sub notes if posting online) of your stories. In my experience, most people get a kick out of seeing an author acknowledging their input. I've only ever seen issues arise when authors begin profiteering from professionally published works and fail to do this, but it's a polite blanket practice to put in place regardless, especially if the ideas aren't coming directly from you. For example (if Peach would like it): A big thank you to BabyPeach for lending some insight into her personal life as a little. Her feedback was invaluable in helping this chapter/story take shape.  

 

I wish you the very best of luck with your writing. I'm sending you lots of creative vibes!

Thnx for the idea

[Guest Babytitan]

Rules: I have to ask if I can eat candy.  I have to be quiet if Daddy says quiet until HE breaks our silence. I have to ask if I want to self pleasure.  We don't have a lot of firm rules....they are flexible and change depending on what Daddy wants that day (I always have the right to refuse a new rule, etc. if I don't like it).

 

Punishments: Spankings, silence, no self pleasure, no candy, writing on myself whatever words Daddy wants and having to wear it under my clothing for the day (bad girl in Sharpie is the worst for me.....cries)

 

Rewards: candy (hehe......a common theme for me because I loveee it), stuffies, being called a good girl, cute stuff, going out for ice cream or other fun stuff

 

Acitivities: coloring, watching a Disney cartoon, putting together simple puzzles, stuffie snuggling and playing with, things that rattle, playing dress up, taking care of my baby doll by doll bottle feeding, etc., snuggling my blankie, having a bottle while I snuggle with Daddy and he holds it for me

Would you like a little mention in the book as a thnx?

[Guest BabyPeach]

Would you like a little mention in the book as a thnx?

 

I'm a shy one.....so nopes, but thank you so much for asking!