Look, please do not use the term "Baby Fat" when referring to a provider, say, older than 30 years old.  They are no longer babies ! If they have "Baby Fat" at that age, then they are just plain fat !!!

Use the more accurate available descriptions such as "Flabby", "Heavy" or "Very fat".  "Baby fat" really refers to the chubby faced look of children, but as I guess as a provider should be at least 18 to be reviewed here, at least reserve the term "baby fat" for those soft young things like the college dorm or sorority girls we've always dreamed about that put on the 'freshman 10'.

Peace ! Out !! So cal !!!

Baby fat means to me, pudgy but not overly big. "Healthy" looking, as well. I guess. My advice to you is not to see those who have babyfat, that is all. Read the review, make your decision, and move on to something more to your liking. Personally, I like the term babyfat, for it describes a person who is not considered a bbw, but has some meat on her. Hey, to each their own. Right?

Mel

Could mean she had a baby and didn't loose all her pregancy fat yet.  I know a big stretch mark but since I am neither fat nor do I have baby fat I just thought I would stick up for all the moma's in the business.

Although my profile description is "other", the term "babyfat" can mean just that--not skinny, and not fat.  

However, Voluptuous or Curvy would be nice to replace the "babyfat" term....

mmm, and when is Tammie coming to Boston???

Aren't I flirty? LOL  But, I can't help it when I see a beautiful lady, it just makes me feel naughty

Love,

Mel