Happy Times at the Nursery 
    Like waiting for a game console to launch, Spitfire was eagerly waiting for the receptionist (who is a stork by the way, how appropriate) at the local adult nursery to come to the counter, so he could get some well deserved play-time with one of the "mommies" there. He even did them a favor by bringing some of his own diapers and some baby powder as well. The receptionist finally comes back to the counter and greets Spitfire in a calm and happy tone, "is the little hatchling ready to play?" Spitfire smiles and nods as he picks up his Flygon plushie and begins to follow her into the main part of the nursery. "You'll be sharing a "mommy" with someone else," she says as they enter a room filled with soft play mats and toys with an adult padded cat playing with said toys. "Your "mommy" will be here in a minute," she says as she begins to leave the room with the two adult babies sitting on the floor while looking at all the toys they can play with.
   While they were both waiting for their "mommy" to come see them, Spitfire decided to introduce himself to his play date. "Hi, I'm Spitfire," he says to the feline while holding his right claw out for a potential hand shake. "My name is Alex," says the cat as he accepts the hand shake. "You want to dig into that pile of plushies with me," he says while pointing to a mountain of plushies in a corner of the room, "I'm sure my Flygon won't get jealous." Just then a female kangaroo came into the room just as Alex looked at the plushies Spitfire was pointing to. "Look's like we have a kitten and a hatchling today," she says as the two adult babies look at her in amazement, "oh silly me, I forgot to introduce myself. My name is Jennifer." "Hello mommy," Spitfire and Alex back. "Oh, and my Flygon says hi too," Spitfire says as he's holding his own plushie.
   Spitfire and Alex crawl over to Jennifer with Spitfire holding his Flygon plush in one of his claws. "Is that a toy from your home little dragon?," Jennifer says while Spitfire is looking at her with cute eyes. He nods and wags his tail. "Can I play with your toy?," Alex asks Spitfire. "Sure," he says as he gives his plushie to Alex. "I'll go get a plushie from Mount Plush," he says as he starts crawling over to the pile of plushies. "I think we have a dragon plush in this pile somewhere," Jennifer says while jumping over to the plushie pile. Spitfire felt a tug on his diaper as Jennifer was checking to see if Spitfire needed a change. "I only go number one in my diaper," Spitfire said, "I go number two while sitting on the potty ." "Got it, I just thought that was the reason you have a scented diaper on," says Jennifer as she stops tugging on his diaper and continues to help him. "I think I found it," said Spitfire as he finds a blue dragon plushie. Jennifer claps for him as Spitfire crawls back to Alex while holding the toy in one claw. "Hey Alex," Spitfire said, "how about we make our plushies race each other?" "Okay, sure," replies Alex.
    To make the plushie race fair, Spitfire would not use his wings during the race (also he did not want to hurt his head on the ceiling.) "I made the finish line, " said Spitfire as he done making said finish line with some blocks. A minute passed and Spitfire and Alex were ready to have their plushies race as the two adult babies were in a crawling position while holding on to their plushies. "Go," said Jennifer while standing on the right side of the room. The race itself was a real nail-biter as both plushies were constantly close to each other with the only calming aspect of the race being the "flying" sound's Spitfire and Alex were making. "Come on, come on," said Spitfire while he was racing against his own plushie. It was a close race but Alex just barely won. You're a good racer says Spitfire as he gets back on two legs. "You too," said Alex as he also got up, "here, you can have your toy back." "Thanks," said Spitfire as they traded toys. It was good that they had their race when they did as just a minute later and Alex bent down and appeared to have a focused look on his face while simultaneously making a grunting noise. While Spitfire was not into what Alex was doing, he knew what it meant, that diaper was being used for number two. After a few seconds it was very clear that Alex needed a new diaper. "Ew, someone made a stinky," said Spitfire while pinching his snout, "though I also need a fresh diaper, so I guess we both need a change." "Come along boys, its time for a change for each of you," says Jennifer.
   While going to the changing room, Spitfire asked Jennifer a question. "Hey mommy," he asks, "I've brought my own diapers and powder with me, is that okay?" "Of course it is," replied Jennifer, "a diaper is a diaper and the same applies with baby powder." Less than a minute later,  and they were all in the changing room. "You can go first Alex," said Jennifer. "Okay," Alex replies as he proceeds to lay down on the changing table. "Hey Spitfire," Jennifer asked when changing Alex, "are these diapers you've brought simply just white or are they colorful?" Spitfire looks at her back while in a crawling position and says, "they're colorful, well if dinosaurs count as colorful." "What kind of dinos?," Jennifer asked Spitfire. "Happy ones," he replied, "I was going to bring my dinosaur plush to compliment them, but my girlfriend Elsina told me my Flygon might get jealous." "She sounds like a lucky lady," Jennifer replies as finishes changing Alex.
   After they were both given fresh diaper's, Jennifer led them to the dining room for lunchtime. Looking at one of the adult high chairs, Spitfire said, "whoa, its been a long time since I used a high chair." "You don't have one at your house?," asked Alex. Spitfire looks at him and shakes his head, "I usually sit on a "big boy" chair at home but maybe after this, that might have to change." After their little conversation, the two proceeded to climb their chosen high chairs. Jennifer came to them with a piece of paper shortly after. "Spitfire, you ordered a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with a sippy cup with milk in it, correct?," Jennifer asked Spitfire. He nods. "And Alex, you ordered macaroni and cheese with a bottle with milk in it, correct?," she asked Alex. He also nods. "Well here it is, " says Jennifer as she gives them their trays. Both Spitfire and Alex were salivating as their food was given to them. "And here's a bib for each of you so your tummies will be clean," Jennifer added. "Thank you," said Spitfire and Alex simultaneously. "Your welcome boys," Jennifer said back smiling.
     A couple minutes after Spitfire finished his sandwich, he started to feel a fart coming around. Luckily, it was the silent but deadly (but not too deadly) type. "I knew you would come around to it," said Alex as he looked at Spitfire. "It was just a fart," he replied  defensively. But Spitfire still felt some pressure in his tummy. "Mommy," he called out to her, "I have to give my number two to the potty." "In a second my little hatchling," she says while removing the table from his high chair, "I know how you feel about making a stinky in your diapee." "Don't knock it till you try it," said Alex after swallowing the rest of his macaroni and cheese. "Don't worry about your drinks boys," she says when removing Alex's table, "you can bring them along." "Come on Spits," she says after he grabs her hand with Alex behind them, "lets go to the potty." A couple of minutes later, and they reach the restroom (for those that don't fully use their diapers.) "Do you need us to come in with you dear?," Jennifer says to Spitfire. "No thanks," he replies, "I can do this all by myself."
    A few minutes passed and Spitfire went out of the bathroom with his claws on the sides of his diaper. "I went potty," he said as he walked back to Jennifer with Alex rolling his eyes. "So I heard," she says as the toilet was recently flushed. "Let's go back the playroom boys," she says while they're behind her. "Wait," said Spitfire in nervous tone, "I forgot my plushie." "I have it right here little one," she says as she takes it out of her pouch and gives it to him, "you were so focused on making it to the potty that you forgot it." As they came back to the playroom Spitfire talked to his plushie. "I'm so sorry I forgot you," he says while hugging it, while not noticing that Jennifer brought out some blocks. "Hey, Spitfire look," said Alex pointing. "Blockies," Spitfire said with a smile on his face. The two adult babies crawled over to Jennifer as she started taking the colorful shapes out of the bag. "I'm going to make a tower," said Alex. "Hey, so am I," replied Spitfire. "Wanna build the building with me," Alex asked. Spitfire replied with a nod and started to build with him.
    For the next half-hour, Spitfire and Alex were hard at work at making the best skyscraper they could make. But while these two were acting like hatchlings and kittens, they took their building process very seriously. They were having small conversations with each other about the stability of the tower itself and what the color pattern should be like. Even asking Jennifer if she could bring out a spirit level to see if the tower was stable. After one more check with the spirit level, Spitfire and Alex shook each others hands as they looked at their creation. Unfortunately, while they were admiring their work, Alex's tail seemed to have a mind of its own as it hit the tower they just made, and all that the dragon and cat could do was just hopelessly watch as their once fine tower crumbled to the ground. All was quiet until Spitfire started to laugh uncontrollably at what happened. While Alex was confused at first as he was wondering why Spitfire was laughing so hard, he could not help but also laugh with him. The destruction appeared to be a blessing in disguise for the little ones (besides, it would have to be taken apart eventually.)
     Spitfire and Alex laid on the carpet while still laughing at what just happened, their diapers getting wet as well as a response to their laughter. After a full minute of this, they both started to calm down, especially Spitfire as it was getting close to a certain dragon's nap time. "Are you getting sleepy little hatchling?," Jennifer asked Spitfire. He nods at her with half-open eyes and smiles. She gets next to him and holds out her hand, with Spitfire slowly grabbing it. "You should come too Alex," Jennifer says to him. "But I'm not tired," he replies. "I know," she responds, "I just don't want to leave you alone in here." Two minutes later, and they were now in a room full of adult-sized cribs with each having a baby monitor. Spitfire looks at Jennifer and smiles as she helps him get in one of them while he holds his plushie. After she gets him in, he signals her to get close by him as he moves one of his claws. As she gets close to him, he whispers, "I like you more than my actual mommy." "Good night, Spitfire," says Alex with Jennifer wishing him a good night as well. "Good night," Spitfire responds as Jennifer slowly closes the door.
   A couple of hours have past and Jennifer saw on the baby monitor that she was carrying that Spitfire has gotten up from his nap (which is good because his appointment was almost over.) With Alex, Jennifer walked back to Spitfire. "It's almost time for you to go sleepy head," she says when bending down to his level. Spitfire smiles as she helps him get out of the crib. "Let's go get you a clean diapee before you go," Jennifer says to Spitfire. A few minutes have passed and Spitfire, Alex, and Jennifer were in the waiting room. "Elsina!," Spitfire excitedly yells as he comes to hug her. "Hi there dude," she responds, "how about we get some take-out for dinner before we get home?" Spitfire just smiles back at her and nods. Elsina looks at Alex and his caretaker before looking at Spitfire  again. "Did somebody make a new friend here?," she says to Spitfire. He once again smiles and nods. Elsina then looks at Jennifer. "I presume you were the one that watched over him," Elsina asked her. "That's right dear, he's told me about you," Jennifer responds back. Elsina looks back again at Spitfire while also looking at Alex and his caretaker. "You know Spits, on the day we first met, I wanted to know if you could come to my house, maybe you could do the same with Alex," Elsina said to Spitfire. Spitfire then stops hugging her and walk's to Alex's caretaker (who also happens to be a cat.) "Uh, excuse me Alex's caretaker," he says to him, "do you and Alex want to have dinner with Elsina and me?" "Only if we all want to," Alex's caretaker responds to him. Alex looks at his caretaker and nods and Elsina smiles at the caretaker. "I guess that's a yes," the caretaker says right before the four of them leave the adult nursery. "Bye mommy," Spitfire and Alex both say to Jennifer. "Bye boys, I hope to see you again soon," she responds. With that, the four of them head outside and Spitfire and Alex bump their diapers against each other.
The End