Mommy dearest

>> Dominatrix turns her skills to
nurturing at adult-centred nursery

Name: Mummy Eloïse

Age: 30

Occupation: Dominatrix/“Mommy”
 

Bio: This rockin’ Hochelaga-Maisonneuve dominatrix was first introduced to the wild, wacky world of infantilism through a submissive hooked up with the good people over at ABDL, a nursery catering to adults who like to be treated as babies, soiled diapers and all. Accustomed to diaper play “only with respect to humiliation,” she says taking on the role of nurturer was “a huge switch, like day and night. You have to be a very good actress to do this well. It can be very exhausting, it requires a lot of focus.”
 

The type of thing going down at ABDL: “Some customers just want to be treated like babies—wrapped in a blanket, being well taken care of, with no verbal communication at all. Others want to play with you, to cook with you, pretty well every natural thing a child between six months and seven years of age does is what we reproduce. There’s a lot of hugging for nice little boys, and if one of these little boys wants to stop using a diaper, then there’s training involved.”
 

Is spanking generally part of one’s diaper training? Occasionally. “But they only get it on the diaper, so it doesn’t hurt a lot. Sometimes I’ll get someone who tries pulling tricks on Mommy, all the things they wish they could have done when they were children but never could. They come here to have fun. When they leave, they’re adults again, with all their adult responsibilities, but while here, they don’t have to think about these things, they’re children again.”
 

Does changing some 45-year-old’s shit-filled diaper take a little getting used to? “Well, I have a degree that qualifies me to take care of elderly people who have lost their autonomy, so this is nothing new to me. But I’ll only change diapers that have been soiled with pee, there’s no way if somebody goes number two. But other nannies at ABDL will certainly change diapers full of number two.”
 

Cloth or disposable? “Disposables, but if customers want to bring their own cloth diapers, that’s okay. And people do, because they’re not always sure they’ll like ours. Some people like them big, some like them thinner, some like to wear two or three at the same time because it’s bigger between the legs, forcing them to walk more like small babies. But we have a lot of stuff at the nursery already, clothes if people want to cross-dress and be a baby girl, everything for the bath, food you can cook with Mommy, lots of toys, movies—we’re full-equipped.”
 

How to book yourself, or some big baby you love, a session at the ABDL nursery: Phone (514) 907-0869 or go to www.

abdl-montreal.com. It’ll run you $150 for an hour of coddling, or $250 for two hours.
 

Is business booming? “Well, when we opened in October there were only three nannies at ABDL­­—now we’re six, so that’s pretty good. The demand is there.”
 

Last book read: Thérèse et Pierrette à l’école des Saints-Anges, by Michel Tremblay.
 

Musical preferences: Robert Charlebois, Diane Dufresne, Madonna.

Word of wisdom: “Respect.”