Diaperbabykent wrote: Well due to my medical issues she is still my legal guardian and I have told her about me being an adult baby but she just don't quite get how I want to be treated when I regress
So basically she's forced to take care of you, but you want her to do more for you? That's very ungrateful and disrespectful. Whether she's happy or not caring for you as it is, you should at the very least take care of your own wants as much as you can without binding her more to you.
We can understand that you're in the position of being taken care of, so you may think that your relationship with your mom can naturally be more. But there are limits. Your mom already raised you, already did her best to provide for you, and is still on the job of doing so in some ways. Adding more is unacceptable.
Besides, whether you wish to believe it or not, there are romantic interests involved in ALL CG/L dynamics. Do you really wish to become romantic with your mom? Do you really think that’s appropriate?
You really should seek therapy. Don't go around asking strangers on the internet to spoon-feed you answers to fuel your fantasies and rope your mom into participating. Talk to your therapist. Get some help for yourself.
You owe it to your mom to secure your own future. If you wish to enjoy regression with another person, then seek out a partner that's compatible with you in that regard. Don't go and ask your mom and abuse her motherly love like that. Show her some gratitude. Don’t take advantage of her by trying to convince her that you need this or that she should do this. You don’t need it and she shouldn’t be involved.
It's fine if you want to be open about who you are and what you feel by telling them, but the line is drawn when you expect others to basically make you feel who you are. If you're an Adult Baby, you don't need your mom to make you feel like one. That's entirely up to you.
Be kind to your mom and those around you that care about you. We are sure they love you and you love them. Take care of them to the best of your ability and capability, as they would care for you. Taking advantage of someone’s kindness to you is abusive in this case. Remember that.
Please be safe.