On the school's front lawn.

Dante D. Personalias High School has been around since the town was a mining town. The way the white bricks on the building were tinted was a testament to that. However, when the Infantilist Colony was established, renovations were made and soon it was made to accommodate an adult-baby student body. It had plenty of students who acted their age, sure, but most were still in diapers. Classes were structured and furnished like a daycare center, there was recess, naptime, and so on. State officials found how the school ran things unorthodox and there were politicians who complained, but grades there were slightly above average and you couldn't argue with results. Who knew trigonometry coloring books made all the difference?

At the front of the school was a clean-cut lawn. There were carefully groomed flower bushes against the windows, a statue of the town's founder near the front door and the school's playground, cut-off from public access by a chain-linked fence. There were plenty of students who walked into the building to get a head start before the first bell, while other students hung around the outside. In a far-off corner of the property next to a public trashcan, there were babies -- one a toddler, the other a boy Claire's age -- being wiped down by their moms on blankets laid out.

Paulette pulled out a blanket from the Hello Kitty bag she brought with her from the car and laid it out next to the teen boy. As Claire lied back on the blanket, pouting that her sister wouldn't listen to her, Paulette reached into the diaper bag and popped a pacifier into Claire's mouth. She accepted it and started sucking on it, finding comfort in the act.

After wiping Claire down, balled up the used diaper and pushed it to the side, Paulette felt a tension in her lower tummy. Being an adult, she was consciously aware when she needed to go potty. Being an adult who was raised to be a baby, however, she ignored it as that tension undid itself in the back of her diaper. She even peed a little too, but that was why she was in a diaper.

There was some humor and irony in the idea of a baby pooping herself while changing another baby's diaper, but Paulette didn't think it was funny. This was just how things were. Paulette was the big sister, and as the big sister she would help mommy, daddy and grandma take care of her younger sisters.