hi, I'm the Little Maker!
Meet the Little Maker
The little behind CaregiverBabyHub.
There are real photos of me in this story. They're hidden until you say you're 18+.
Hello!
Hi, I'm the Little Maker 🍼
I'm an ABDL first and foremost. I'm in my mid-20s and I live in Florida.
Grownup me goes by he. Little me is a she, and when I'm little my name is Mia.
I like having fun, enjoying what I do, and looking for ways to help people. My sense of humor is pretty simple. My favorite way to spend a night is relaxing with friends and just chilling.
I also built this whole website, which is why you're here. So hi! 👋
Why this page
Why I made this page
CBH is built by a real person, and I wanted you to meet me.
You trust this place with some pretty private stuff, so you should know who's on the other end. I wanted to be open about where the money goes. I wanted one spot where you can ask me anything.
Mostly, it's about trust.
“I don't want to be some secret person. I want to be with the community I'm building.”
Two sides of me
Grownup me / Little me
Grownup me he
- A penetration tester who works from home
- Studied computer science
- A stack of offensive-security certs
- An early riser who loves a hard problem
Little me she · Mia
- Mostly 12 to 24 months, with a few toddler skills
- Diapered 24/7
- Paci and bottle
- Onesies, leggings with a tee, and dresses
- Ted the bear is never far away
My ABDL story
I always kinda knew
- 5 or 6
The first time I took a pair of diapers. I always kinda knew.
- 12
Cleaning out a relative's garage, I found a stash of them. I put one on, wore it, and loved it. Then came the internet rabbit hole.
- 18
I moved away to college and could finally buy good stuff. The first thing I bought was diapers, of course.
- Freshman year
I went full time, 24/7. It was kind of a spur-of-the-moment thing. By the end of that year I was throwing away undies lol.
- 5 years later
I haven't touched a toilet since. Only diapers. I'm honestly proud of that.
I call myself a little or a baby, and AB fits me too.
Being little gives me happiness. It's a chance to be immature, stop worrying, and be carefree for a while.
A day with me
Little all day, even at work
- Up early
- Breakfast first
- Work from the playpen
- Lunch + nap
- CBH dev time
- Play, dinner, bath
- Bed
I'm up early, and breakfast comes first. Fun fact: I'm one of the few ABDLs I know who actually likes the taste of commercial baby food, and it's a real part of my diet. Then I get changed and dressed.
I work from my desk, the couch, or my playpen area. Around noon I have lunch and lie down for a nap.
After work I check on CBH and usually get some dev time in. In the evening I play a bit, then dinner, bath, and bed.
“Even when I'm working, because it's in the playpen area, I'm still little the whole time.”
The tech side
From little dreams to lines of code
I've been into tech since middle school, when my dad's friend taught me web development. I kept learning from there, studied computer science, and now I break into systems for a living (with permission!) as a penetration tester.
My favorite part of programming is solving challenges and finding creative ways to make things work. My biggest weakness is ambition. I come up with new ideas all the time, and that leads straight to feature creep. 🙈
🔒 Privacy first
Because of my job, privacy and security were the first things I thought about when I built CBH.
I've pentested the site myself, and I've had other people pentest it too. Keeping your data safe is the first thing on my mind every time I build something.
The origin story
Why CaregiverBabyHub exists
CBH started at home. My dynamic was running on a million Notes app pages for rules, routines and chores.
We needed something better, so I built it. The very first thing was a rules list. Back then I spent maybe 2 to 3 hours a week on it.
I kept working on it, and someone close to me said I should share it. I'd been building it for about a year when I opened it to everyone in spring 2026.
Ideas come from two places. Some come from living the lifestyle myself. Others come from you.
💡 The Dock started when a member who lives with their little told me what would make CBH work better for them.
My favorite moment so far was launch day. I watched the user count climb, read the first feedback, and saw people enjoying something I made. If you ask me, CBH is already a success:
“It made at least one other person happy to use it and made their life a little better.”
My only hope is that it keeps growing into something bigger and better.
Behind the scenes
Built way before you saw it 📦
These days I put around 10 to 15 hours a week into CBH, on top of my day job.
I also build in kind of a weird way. I usually finish things months before you ever see them. The Tour of Apps was done about two months before the first release went out, and some features were ready before the site even went public.
Right now I'm building something big that I've been working on for a long time. I can't say more yet, but I can't wait to show you.
My coding setup: always a sippy of milk, always in my play area.
I also have a rule: for every hour I code, I have to do something active, like a little walk around the room or a nursery-rhyme dance party.
Transparency
Where the money goes 💛
What CBH costs to run
about $200–250 a month
plus software for the next big thing, plus about 15% self-employment tax
Running CBH costs around $200 to $250 a month right now, and that number keeps creeping up. I also pay for software for the big upcoming project, and about 15% self-employment tax on what CBH earns.
Membership money covers those costs for the most part. When there's a little extra, I hold it to put back into CBH. Every once in a while I treat myself to something small. That's the whole picture.
I added paid memberships for three reasons:
Hosting is expensive lol.
Paid memberships keep the lights on.
It's motivating.
Seeing people like my work enough to pay for it means a lot.
It lets me put in more.
The more CBH earns, the more time I can give it.
I know how annoying it is to find a cool feature and hit a paywall. So I'm trying to keep as much free as I can.
I will never run ads on CBH, and I will never sell your data.
✨ The dream (not a promise)
Someday I'd love for CBH to be my full-time job. I've always dreamed of a one-stop shop for all things ABDL.
Down the road I'm open to company collabs, sponsorships, maybe physical products, so you could get what you need in real life as well as online.
Those are dreams, not announcements. Support from members is what makes any of them possible.
Real talk
The honest part
ABDL is something adults do with other consenting adults. It has nothing to do with children.
Most of the non-ABDL people I've told just get a little weird. Some get awkward, and I'm like:
“Bro, I wear a diaper, it's fine. Relax.”
Others think I'm literally a baby and ask whether I'm allowed to watch R-rated movies with them. Come on. It's not that deep lol.
One more thing about running CBH. I'm one person. I have a day job, and I gotta sleep.
I read every support ticket, but I'm not watching the inbox every waking moment. Please be patient with me, and please be kind. Mean messages really do hurt.
The fun stuff
A few little fun facts
99% of the time it's Gerber. Fav fruit: banana. Fav veggie: carrot. Fav protein: anything with beef.
My stuffie is a bear named Ted.
My favorite CBH feature is the Monitor.
Comfort shows: Elmo and Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. Comfort movie: Aladdin.
One of my favorite little days ever was a trip to Disney World with a caregiver.
Current favorite diaper: Kiddo Premium Nights.
By the end of freshman year I was throwing away all my undies.
🔞 A little more about me
One line, for grownups only.
Ask the Little Maker
Ask me anything 🧸
Got a question about me, being little, or how CBH gets made? Ask below. I read every one, and my favorites get answered right here.
Answered questions
No answers yet. Be the first to ask!
Where to find me
I'm also on the CBH community.
For help with the site itself, the Support page is the fastest way to reach me. Support →
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