"Little Space" is a term often used in the context of age regression, where individuals adopt a childlike mindset and behavior. This practice can provide comfort and a sense of safety, allowing people to temporarily escape adult responsibilities and stress. It is commonly associated with the ABDL (Adult Baby/Diaper Lover) community, but not limited to it. In Little Space, participants may engage in activities such as playing with toys, coloring, or watching cartoons. This state can be triggered by various factors, including specific environments, clothing, or interactions with others. It emphasizes emotional release and self-care, promoting mental well-being.