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Hey, guys. Since you really seem to like "My Mom and Dad are Little Girls!", I thought I'd show you all what the family is up to now that their roles have changed. Apparently, they have another week off before they have to go to school, thus how they got this adorable beach photo of themselves. Okay. Who scribbled on it? Oh, well. It is pretty cute. Anyway...

Joanne, Elaine's former father to the left of the photo, seems to have fully accepted her transformation at this point. However, she also seems to have mentally regressed into a baby despite being a toddler. She currently needs a pacifier due to regaining her suckling phase. Although she has her adult mind and can talk despite the lisp, she insists on having the pacifier with her at all times. I feel that she's just using it so that she doesn't have to embarrass herself from trying to talk. To the amusement of the other two girls in the photo, Joanne has also become a girly-girl, which is apparent from her pink top and swim diaper.

Heather, Elaine's former mother to the right of the photo, is somewhat the opposite. Although she has accepted the fact she is now Elaine's little sister, she tries to act and be as grown up as possible. Ironically, this often results in tantrums. She had to beg her new parents for the small, black top seen in the photo. Of course, she still has to wear "protection" like her feminized husband. She would also often try to do "adult things". For instance, quite recently, she tried to swim in the beach. It didn't end so well. Elaine had to help her out after seeing that the latter has lost the ability to swim. Elaine, then, had to help out with bandaging one of the crying girl's legs (Heather had cut herself from a shell lying on the shore while she was panicking in the water). Heather immediately felt better afterwards. It is moments like this that make me wonder whether Heather's desire to be "grown up" doesn't stem from wanting to be Elaine's mother again, but from idolizing her big sister. In that way, despite her efforts, she is more of an innocent child than Joanne.

As for Elaine (in the middle of the photo), she could not be happier to finally spend more time than thought possible with her family. Before the incident, Elaine did what she did to make her "parents" happy; now she is doing so in another way. After helping out Heather, Elaine got her sisters some ice cream. Mrs. Whitney, their new mother, then set up this photo of her three children. She is just as happy with the new family as the girls. In fact, both her and Elaine had done their part to help Heather and Joanne adapt to and make best with their new situation. Even though the new girls are still mentally adults, they had instinctively and intellectually been reduced to children. Therefore, they needed the help of their "mom" and "big sister" on how to read, graduate from having to wear training pants, etc. The training will come in handy when they finally attend school with Elaine. Until then and even then, though, they have each other. That's all that matters.

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Hey, guys. Since you really seem to like "My Mom and Dad are Little Girls!", I thought I'd show you all what the family is up to now that their roles have changed. Apparently, they have another week off before they have to go to school, thus how they got this adorable beach photo of themselves. Okay. Who scribbled on it? Oh, well. It is pretty cute. Anyway...

Joanne, Elaine's former father to the left of the photo, seems to have fully accepted her transformation at this point. However, she also seems to have mentally regressed into a baby despite being a toddler. She currently needs a pacifier due to regaining her suckling phase. Although she has her adult mind and can talk despite the lisp, she insists on having the pacifier with her at all times. I feel that she's just using it so that she doesn't have to embarrass herself from trying to talk. To the amusement of the other two girls in the photo, Joanne has also become a girly-girl, which is apparent from her pink top and swim diaper.

Heather, Elaine's former mother to the right of the photo, is somewhat the opposite. Although she has accepted the fact she is now Elaine's little sister, she tries to act and be as grown up as possible. Ironically, this often results in tantrums. She had to beg her new parents for the small, black top seen in the photo. Of course, she still has to wear "protection" like her feminized husband. She would also often try to do "adult things". For instance, quite recently, she tried to swim in the beach. It didn't end so well. Elaine had to help her out after seeing that the latter has lost the ability to swim. Elaine, then, had to help out with bandaging one of the crying girl's legs (Heather had cut herself from a shell lying on the shore while she was panicking in the water). Heather immediately felt better afterwards. It is moments like this that make me wonder whether Heather's desire to be "grown up" doesn't stem from wanting to be Elaine's mother again, but from idolizing her big sister. In that way, despite her efforts, she is more of an innocent child than Joanne.

As for Elaine (in the middle of the photo), she could not be happier to finally spend more time than thought possible with her family. Before the incident, Elaine did what she did to make her "parents" happy; now she is doing so in another way. After helping out Heather, Elaine got her sisters some ice cream. Mrs. Whitney, their new mother, then set up this photo of her three children. She is just as happy with the new family as the girls. In fact, both her and Elaine had done their part to help Heather and Joanne adapt to and make best with their new situation. Even though the new girls are still mentally adults, they had instinctively and intellectually been reduced to children. Therefore, they needed the help of their "mom" and "big sister" on how to read, graduate from having to wear training pants, etc. The training will come in handy when they finally attend school with Elaine. Until then and even then, though, they have each other. That's all that matters.