Little Age

Your “little age” is the age (or range) your headspace naturally settles into when you slip into little space — anywhere from baby to older child. It isn’t something you have to decide on purpose; for most people it’s something they simply notice.

It’s a feeling, not a rule

Some people are consistently one age; others shift across a range depending on mood, stress or the day. A tiny, non-verbal baby space and a chatty older-kid space can live in the same person. All of it is valid.

Little, middle and beyond

Baby/toddler headspaces are often called “little,” while older-child or tween headspaces are often called “middle.” The labels are just handy shorthand — your comfortable age is yours to define.

Common questions