As perversions go, infantilism is little known, and even less understood. Imagine fully grown men wanting to revive their earliest days -- dressed in diapers, dipped in baths, and "fed" from breasts -- as a means to sexual stimulation or familial comfort. Now imagine trying to document this -- yes, that thought that just popped into your head is right -- and you have an idea of the Herculean effort Borland went through to grapple with and understand people with this type of fetish. Portrait-photographer-by-trade Polly Borland compassionately explores this surreal world, artfully framing the inner lives of adult babies alongside their outer manifestations. Many of these men -- who function in society as truck drivers, accountants, and teachers -- suffered as children and were left obsessed with the warmth and care experienced by other infants and toddlers. So they dress up in adult-sized baby clothes, powder their own bottoms, and...do what babies do, all in an attempt to recreate that lost attachment. And sometimes to get aroused.

Babies and doggies love to do a lot of the same things.

Photographs and text depict babies crawling, creeping, feeding, teasing, laughing, bathing, and doing other daft things.

A charming first look at the soft and sweet world of babies.

Two women meet in the neonatal intensive care unit of a hospital, where they have volunteered to rock critically ill infants. As the friendship develops, Raymond effectively and movingly tells the stories of contemporary African American women.

Babies change and babies grow. They're different every day. But you're the baby I love best . . . in every single way. There are so many different kinds of babies in the world: big, small, short, tall. They can even be jumpy or grumpy! With bold animal artwork on every spread and a mirror on the last page, this irresistibly lovely board book will brighten any bookshelf and is the perfect first book to share with babies everywhere.

The Babies and Bedwetters of Baker St is the second book in the trilogy, following on from – Overlapping Stains: A Bedwetting Novel. The story continues with a new bedwetter moving into the house. Bronwyn is more than simply a chronic edge-to-edge bedwetter. She also wears diapers and uses a baby's dummy. A new larger house at Baker St means more voyages of discovery into why both boarders are such bad bedwetters and why they are showing infantile traits. Alice's backstory comes to bear as the three meet a group of Adult Babies and their lives are turned upside down. A wonderful story of discovery, nappies, love and bedwetting. And in the end, it is about overcoming the past and embracing the future, diapered and safe.

Helen was very much in love with her tall, handsome husband, Dan—but she'd caught him in flagrante with his secretary, and now their marriage was over. Actually, Dan had never betrayed her—Helen had got the wrong idea. But he didn't see how their marriage could work if Helen didn't trust him. Then they discovered Helen was expecting twins! Now Dan has no choice but to be a full-time father…and husband?