Looking For Mummy

At thirty-five, David is the definition of "nice." He is handsome, reliable, and professionally successful, yet he moves through the world with a crushing sense of exhaustion. For years, his relationships have crumbled the moment he confessed his hidden truth: he doesn't want to be the man in charge. He wants to be guided, corrected, and cared for. He wants to surrender the heavy burden of adulthood and be made small in the presence of someone firm.

His search for a different kind of life leads him to Mrs. Hart. Living in a quiet, affluent suburb, she is exactly what her website promises: "a strict Mummy for adults who need one."

What begins as a tentative meeting quickly spirals into a total psychological immersion. In Mrs. Hart’s "blue room," David’s tailored suits are traded for hooded onesies and the constant, rhythmic crinkle of heavy padding. Here, the world of spreadsheets and deadlines is replaced by nursery grids, wooden blocks, and the absolute authority of a woman who demands total submission.

Looking For Mummy is an intimate and provocative dive into the world of adult regression. It explores the thin line between shame and relief, tracing one man’s journey as he sheds his professional skin to find peace in a highchair. But as the weekends deepen and the rules become more absolute, David must face a haunting realization: the "nice man" the world sees is merely a shell—and the only place he truly feels alive is in a cot, waiting for the next bottle