The girls have to wear pull-ups on their first day.

Brian set the letter aside, taking a moment to absorb the information. He looked at Hannah, who was still comfortably nestled in his lap, and gently brushed a strand of hair away from her face. "Looks like we have a bit of preparation to do, little one."

Hannah, her eyes filled with a mix of curiosity and innocence, nodded in agreement. Brian continued reading, discovering more details about the upcoming transition to regression school.

"The brochure mentions that the girls are supposed to be wearing pull-ups on their first day," Brian said, looking at Hannah. "It suggests trying wetting them at home before, but it's not mandatory, especially for those who might be resistant. How do you feel about that?"

Hannah blushed but seemed open to the idea. She nodded slightly, her pacifier still in her mouth, and Brian couldn't help but smile at her willingness to wet herself.

The letter reassured caregivers that even if the girls resisted initially, the regression school was designed to help them eventually become diaper-dependent. Brian couldn't help but marvel at the thoroughness of the support system in place.

"It seems like they've thought of everything," Brian mused. "They want to make this as comfortable and gradual as possible."

The brochure also provided additional insights into the girls' first day. "You'll need pencils for drawing," Brian said, glancing at Hannah. "And you can bring drawing books, especially those with pictures of your favorite animals. Just not too adult or complicated."

Hannah's eyes lit up with excitement. She nodded eagerly, her pacifier bobbing slightly. Brian could sense her enthusiasm.