How does someone learn to be a baby again? To walk again, to play again? And how does a princess learn to be a mother—and to be imperfect?
Alex, a 21-year-old engineering student, is suddenly pulled from his world into the land of Equestria. But now, he finds himself in the body of an almost-newborn, forced to relearn everything—while his adult mind struggles to make sense of a world that doesn’t follow the same rules of physics as Earth. It's not easy when your body insists on acting like an infant.
Princess Celestia, a ruler who has quietly longed to hear the word “Mom,” offers to help him find a way home—if such a thing is even possible. Until then, she’ll take care of him.
Determined not to burden her further, Alex plays the part of a normal foal in public, hiding his adult mind to prevent any problems. Can he maintain the charade, or will his struggle reveal the truth? And as Celestia tends to him, will she discover that motherhood isn’t about perfection?
I wrote this fanfic based on a simple question: Why are there so many stories that approach age change with something like, "Oh, I'm a kid again… good to know" and skipping almost the entire childhood and learning process?
If you're interested, follow me on a journey of learning equine biology until midnight, making sense of the magic system with physics, reading articles about motherhood, and improving my grammar skills (English is not my native language—Spanish is—so there might be some odd phrasing. If you find any, please let me know).
Cover by vanilla-chan Thank you so much, I love the cover.
Thanks to Noobblue for helping me with the idea of the story.
Thanks to The Mechanic for proofreading the first 2 chapters.
Inspired by:
A Fateful Flurry by Sencha Steep
Trust Once Lost by Greenhorne
What a Strange Little Colt by Lynwood
Family by FleetlordAvatar
ANON and ANON & ANNIE by Catweazle
Little Chrissy by Udahyas
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5/5/2025