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Meeting your Omega 101 - Tips for keeping your new mate healthy and happy:
Do not knot them in public - being knotted for the first time is an overwhelming experience for an omega, so it is important to keep them relaxed and their attention focused on you. Additionally, after meeting their mate, an omega’s animal instincts become stronger, which can lead them to attack others that they view as threats. After the omega is bonded their behavior will revert to normal.
Bring the omega to their nest - it is important to keep them as calm as possible to prevent tearing. While omega’s bodies are designed to take knots, a distressed omega can cause permanent damage to themselves and their mate.
Bond your omega as SOON as possible - As mentioned before, once an omega meets their mate for the first time their animal instincts become stronger. This change can become permanent if an omega is left unbonded for longer than twenty-four hours. The longer an omega is left unbonded the stronger their instincts become.
