Kristofer Stanley Kerwin, 29, from Queensland, communicated his desires online with the woman with the username 'Mummy Bear'.'
I want to go camping around Australia with my little pedo family... I hope they are nice and young,' he wrote, adding that if she wanted to be part of it he would be 'down for that too'.
What Hog's Breath employee Stanley didn't realise was that he was actually communicating with an undercover police officer.
He pleaded guilty on Wednesday at Brisbane District Court to making child exploitation material and breaching an intensive corrections order, reports the Fraser Coast Chronicle.
Stanley made headlines in 2017 after he was found storing photos of babies in nappies to fulfill his depraved sexual desires. Due to his previous convictions he was banned from using electronic devices but breached this order by communicating online with what he thought was a single mum with multiple children.
'I hope they are nice and young,' he wrote to the undercover officer in July 2018.
In court, Crown Prosecutor Ben Jackson described Stanley is 'incapable of being able to rehabilitate himself on his own.'
In sentencing, Judge Vicky Loury said Stanley's paedophilia will be a 'life-long problem' and described him as a 'sexual deviant.'
He was sentenced to 18 months with a parole period of six months. When taking in time served on remand, he will be eligible for release in just three months in November 2019.
