Ask AI: Write a story batman who swap bodies with a baby girl with his memory as batman is still intact but the switched were permanent

Title: "A New Batgirl in Gotham" It was an ordinary night in Gotham City. Batman was chasing his notorious adversary, the Joker, through the dimly lit alleys. A sharp turn led Batman into a deserted dead end. The Joker presented a peculiar device. "I have somewhat of an odd surprise for you, Batsy!" he cackled, before throwing down a smoke bomb. The device flashed once, twice, then - silence. Bruce Wayne woke up, disoriented. His body felt different, frailer. He looked down at his sizeable hands to find tiny pink palms, almost infantile. Panicked, he ran to the nearest reflective surface, a broken mirror shard on the ground. To his surprise, he was no longer Batman or Bruce Wayne, but rather a tiny baby girl. This was nothing like the other Joker's pranks. The logistics of the situation puzzled Batman, but his retained memory helped him adapt to the sudden change. Despite his baby appearance, he was still Batman in his psyche; sharp-minded, strong-willed, and a master of disguise. The first few days were the hardest. Gotham City’s savior was now a mere infant, relying on others for protection. Batman was now in the care of a kind, compassionate woman named Martha. He longed to fight crime, but now found himself dealing with the struggles of babyhood. However, Batman adapted. He began using the element of surprise to his advantage. Criminals underestimated the baby constantly, only to be outsmarted by her meticulous tactics. She was taken in by Alfred, Batman's loyal butler, who might have recognized deeper intelligence in the baby's eyes or, perhaps, the artful way she played with his necktie, reminiscent of Batman's own deftness with the batarang. Days turned into weeks, weeks into months. Gotham started acknowledging their newest savior, who was still unnamed. Some called her Bat Baby, while others preferred Batgirl. The Joker was bewildered seeing the baby foil his plans time and again. Batman was surprisingly happier now. He was still protecting his city, albeit in a different form. He felt a new sense of purpose, an increased drive to keep going. The situations he faced were often comical- such as a peculiar incident where he had to change his own diapers in a stakeout. Word spread about Gotham's new protector. People were amazed at this infant's abilities, Batman's memory serving her well to navigate the complex world of crime-fighting despite her new, less threatening body. Other superheroes started visiting, curious about Batman's transformation. They were extremely cautious around her, ever wary of their powerful ally in this fragile form. The Justice League declared temporary acquiescence until Batman could regain his adult form. They didn't know, it was a permanent switch. Batman found contentment in his new life, seeing the innocence of the world through a child's eye. Yet, he was the same accomplished detective, protector of the innocent, and a symbol of hope for Gothamites. While the Joker believed he’d ruined Batman, he had simply given him a new perspective and further determination to protect. The story of Batgirl became immortalized in Gotham City. Batman had never imagined he'd be living out his legacy in the form of an infant girl. But the truth was, Batman was not just a person, but an idea - an idea that did not discriminate on the basis of age, sex, or body size. For Gotham, the Batgirl proved to be just as formidable, just as revered, as Batman ever had been.