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nicknames for your silly regressor!
-munchkin -silly one -little bug
-trouble maker -rascal -silly goose
nicknames for your scary regressor!
-little beast -ghostie -little vamp
-boo -spooky boy/girl/one -blood sucker
nicknames for your cottagey regressor!
-little moth -gremlin -mushroom
-lambkins -little fairy -fawn
nicknames for your sleepy regressor!
-sleepyhead -moonie -sleepy bear
-tired angel -little stardust -sleeping beauty
nicknames for your lovecore regressor!
-strawberry shortcake -lovebug -dovey
-angel -my little valentine -precious
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Frilly theme age regression asks
Taffeta - what's your favorite holiday ?
Lace - what's your favorite stuffies name ?
Chiffon - what do you like to drink in your sippy/bottle ?
Organza - what age range do you regress to ?
Ribbons - what kind of music do you listen to when you regress ?
Ruffles - what's your favorite cartoon ?
Beads - do you have a caregiver or do you like to regress by yourself ?
Bows - strawberry milk or chocolate milk ?
Dresses - who is your favorite Disney character and your favorite Disney princess ?
Skirts - what's your favorite bedtime story ?
Flowy - what's your favorite color ?
Flowers - do you like sanrio characters ?if so which one is your favorite ?
Sequins - zoo or aquarium ?
Poufy - what's your favorite snack to eat when you regress ?
Rhinestones - what's 3 things that help you regress ?
Rubies - what does your dream blanket fort look like ?
Diamonds - do you collect paci's ?
Emeralds - tea parties or arts and crafts ?
Opal - what's your favorite candy or sweet treat ?
Amethyst - do you have a self care routine ?
Satin - what's your favorite game to play when you regress ?
Sapphires - what do your favorite jammies look like ?
Glass slippers - what's 3 things that you need in order to sleep ?
Ballet shoes - what is your comfort item (item that makes you feel safe or helps you stay calm) ?
High heels - what's your favorite kind of sandwich ?
Sparkles - what's your favorite kind of cookie ?
Glitter - what's your favorite animal
Rainbow - are you lgbtq+ ?
Swirls - do you regress to cope with mental illness ?
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Early spooky time shows for age regressors
Ruby gloom
Scary godmother's Halloween spooktacular 1 and 2
The dog who saved Halloween
Spooky buddies
The grim adventures of Billy and Mandy
Casper meets Wendy
Casper
The nightmare before Christmas
Frankenweenie
Corpse bride
Twitches 1 and 2
Halloweentown
How to keep a mummy (anime)
Halloween is Grinch night
Charlie Brown the great pumpkin
Daddy I'm a zombie 1 and 2
All Scooby Doo movies
Scared shrekless
Beetlejuice
Invader Zim
Sabrina the teenage witch cartoon series
Goosebumps
Are you afraid of the dark
vampirina
Coraline
Karin (anime)
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Fall and Halloween things for age regressors
Comfy sweaters with flappy arms and footie jammies
Bonfires and roasting marshmallows
Spooky cartoons
Carving jack o lanterns
Jumping in piles of leaves
Cute Halloween socks
Decorating with cute Halloween stuff
Hay rides
Candy and treats
Cutesy costumes
Calming fall scents (candles, lotions, spray)
Watching the leaves change color
Cute boots and scarves
Spooky Arts n crafts
Hot cocoa or apple cider in your sippy
Tim Burton movies
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Spooky Halloween theme Agere asks
Bats - what's your favorite spooky movie to watch while you regress on Halloween ?
Black cats - what's your favorite Halloween candy or treat ?
Witches - hot cocoa or apple cider ?
Ghosts - what do you want your Halloween costume to be ?
Goblins - popcorn or smores ?
Ghouls - what age do you regress to ?
Vampires - what's your favorite story when you regress ?
Wizards - what does your dream pillow fort look like ?
Demons - whats your favorite color ?
Mummy's - what's your favorite cartoon ?
Werewolves - what's your favorite stuffies name ?
Owls - what do your favorite jammies look like ?
Devil's - do you regress to cope ?
Bubbling cauldren - what do you like to wear when you regress ?
Potions - is your age regression completely sfw ?
Spiderwebs - do you have a caregiver ?
Snakes - what do you like to be called when you're regressing ?
Monsters - sippys or bottles ?
Creeps - zoo or aquarium ?
Creatures - paci's or teethers ?
Moonlight - when did you know you were a regressor ?
Grim reapers - what's your favorite animal ?
Blood - favorite food when you regress ?
Poison - what's your favorite kind of cookie and ice cream ?
Jack-o'-lantern - are you a spooky little one ?
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7 healthy things for sick regressors during the fall and winter
1. Soups and chowders to help keep you warm (also great for colds and the flu)
2. Cutesy Band-Aids for owwies and "ouchies"
3. Cute ice packs for headaches or body pains (heating pads are cool too)
4. Lots of warm blankys and bed rest with your favorite stuffies
5. Cozy sweaters with pockets to keep your tissues in
6. Cute cartoons to watch in bed
7. Something soothing to drink like hot cocoa or tea or apple cider
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10 things for regressor's who have trouble getting to sleep
1. A bottle or sippy of warm milk (add honey or cinnamon or whatever you want to make it better)
2. Keep your comfort or emotional support item nearby (I like to use my baby blanky cuz it smells good and I have a stress relieving stuffie)
3. Listen to a lullaby (they have Disney ones on youtube)
4. If your tummy is grumbly eat a small midnight snack
5. Listen to audio children's books on YouTube (they have all kinds of stories)
6. Cuddle up with all your favorite stuffies
7. Count sheep or think of your happy place
8. Talk to your caregiver or a freind who also regresses before bedtime
9. Watch some of your favorite cartoons
10. Take a relaxing bubble bath before bedtime (don't forget to brush your teethies)
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gender neutral nicknames for regressor's
Bun buns
Berry
Angelface
Lovebug
Cocoa
Flower
Boo bear
Lil Carebear
Sunshine
Precious
Bubby
Lil star
Cutie pie
Hunny bun
KitKat
Pumpkin
Sugar plum
Darling
Baby bear
Baby bat
Love
Bubbles
Lamb
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Activities & things for when you have trouble regressing
Eat a snack that makes you feel little
use a sippy or a bottle or plates with dividers or use cutesy chopsticks with your meals and snacks
Watch your favorite cartoons
Listen to lullabies on YouTube
Cuddle up with your stuffies and a nice warm blanky
listen to a children's audio book on youtube
Use your paci or suckle your thumb
Take a bubble bath to help you relax
Color in a coloring book or just draw little doodles
Bake something sweet
Have your comfort item close to you
Use a nightlight at bedtime if it's too dark
Have a Disney movie marathon with popcorn
Build a sheet or a pillow fort
Have a tea party with your dolls or stuffies
Wear cutesy pajamas or a cute outfit like oversized sweaters with the flappy sleeves
Talk to a freind who also regresses
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Self care and coping skills for regressor's with mental illness
Cuddling with your favorite stuffies
Calming music (lullaby's always help me with anxiety)
Drawing or doodling on yourself with washable markers (instead of self harm)
Take a relaxing bubble bath
Take your medicine !!
Drink plenty of water (put it in your sippy/bottle!!)
Eat 3 healthy meals a day including snacks (use cute cutlery and cute dishes or even a bento)
Brush your hair !!
Get some fresh air and sunshine
Read or listen to a children's story
Watch your favorite cartoon or movie to help distract you
Keep your comfort item close by
Brush your teeth !!
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15 snacks and meals that are age regression- friendly
1. Apple slices and peanut butter
2. Goldfish crackers
3. Grilled cheese sandwiches !!
4. Alphabet chicken noodle soup
5. Cartoon shape macaroni and cheese
6. Dino (or other shaped) chicken nuggies !!
7. Animal cookies
8. Mini microwavable cheeseburger sliders
9. String cheese :)
10. Cups of Pudding or jello
11. Hot cocoa with marshmallows
12. Spaghetti !!
13. Pb n js
14. Juice
15. Ramen noodles
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🐝 Self-Love for the Inner Child 🐝
The inner child is the part of us whose needs were neglected, ignored, or pushed aside when we were younger. I consider what I do to cope a form of inner child work, where I help the little girl inside my heart heal by making sure her needs are met! ❤️🐝
🧸 say an affirmation to yourself in the mirror! picture your inner child and repeat to them, “I am smart. I am brave. I am kind. I am worthy of love. I deserve good things.”
🍫 color a coloring page, try out a pencil maze, maybe do a crossword or a word search - and yes, of course you’re allowed to use the glittery pens!
🍓 nourish your body with good food. whether that means a smoothie bowl and fresh fruit or cheese puffs and a sandwich, the important thing is that you get some energy in you!
🧸 watch some comfort media - YouTubers are an excellent choice, and there are many different genres to suit your (and your inner child’s) taste! from Minecraft to anime to cute animals, there’s all sorts of creators :)
🍫 listen to music that makes you feel at peace. again, this is different for everyone - some people can fall asleep to heavy metal, while for others they need indie music or classical!
🍓 joyful movement is another delightful self-love activity, whatever that looks like to you! some types of joyful movement include swimming, dancing, jump roping, gymnastics, and more.
I hope this gives you some good ideas of some self-love activities to practice this Valentine’s Day, baybees! ❤️🐝
-Bee <3
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Big Sister Approved Monster Spray
As your big sister, it is my job to keep you up to date on the latest anti-monster technology. The good news is that old fashioned works best. Here is a recipe for Monster Spray.
Ingredients:
Small spray bottle
Distilled water
Essential oil of your choice (lavender works best)
A pinch of Epsom salt
Instructions:
Fill spray bottle with distilled water
Add approximately 10 drops of oil
Add salt
Shake well
Instructions for use:
Spray once in areas prone to Monsters
Do not over use to avoid immunity
Sleep soundly
The great thing about this Monster Spray is that it does not harm the Monster! It just makes them sneeze and sleepy, so they go home to nap.
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Awesome apps for age regressors
I’m a android user, so all apps are linked back to Google Play Store. Sorry Iphone users, but I have no idea how to work Apple Store :((
I’ve included some images so you don’t necessarily need to click the links to get a feel of the app’s visual/graphics!
They’re not listed in any kind of particular order.
All apps listed are completely free or you can use lots of cool functions without paying.
Fairy Tales - Children books, stories and games
Has the option of reading or listening to the stories, super cute, interactive; and have stories available in lots of languages!
Rakko Ukabe - Let’s call cute sea otters!
Ok so this game is absolutely adorable!!!!! It’s basically a game where you put stuff in the beach/sea to attract sea otters to you, every new type you manage to call goes to a scrapbook and you can choose one to grow inside your house. I’m pants at explaining stuff but it’s cute so go ahead and check it out!
Lovely Pancakes - Hot ham tower
This game is super super super cute! But it might let you craving pancakes, so be warned! lol
Hamster Town - Picross
It’s a picross kind of game, but with super duper cute hamsters that you can collect while playing awesome puzzles!!!!
Hamster Town - Drawing puzzle
Okay so you still have your cute hamsters BUT MORE! Now you can decorate their homes, and play with them! Better quality and different kind of puzzles to play with!
Piffle
Super cute arcade game with lots of adorable features!
Pingo Park
Super adorable game where you match penguins to grow your own collection of them.
Happy Hop: Kawaii Jump
Too cute to put in words!
Clawberta
It’s a gachapon game, with perfect visuals and an overflow of cuteness.
Pastel Girl
Super adorable dress up/avatar making game.
Hopster: Pre School Kids Learning Games & Safe TV
- read kid books
- educational games for smols of 2-6 years old
- watch educational shows (ad-free)
MY LITTLE PONY: Magic Princess
- collect ponies
- play dress up with them
- lots of mini-games
- build your own equestria
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From a physically disabled, wheelchair user: stop using the word “crippled” to describe your experience with anxiety, depression, etc
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how old am I?
here are some descriptions of developmental milestones at various ages to help you pinpoint to what age you regress. sources: mixture of webmd, the cdc, speech and language kids, and parents.com
0-1 YEARS OLD
limited vocabulary: babbling, may say “ma-ma” or “da-da”, or other small words; may be nonverbal
often either sleeping or crying/whining for needs
wiggly and able to crawl; very cuddly
completely dependent on caretaker for physical needs and attention
accessories: pacifier, pacifier clip, bottle, onesie, diapers, blankies, rattles, mobile, floor gym, pushcarts, walkers,, soft blocks, oversized toy cars/vehicles, soft stuffies, stacking rings
2 YEARS OLD
able to form very simple sentences and phrases (”want ba-ba”, “where paci?”)
can ask “what?” and “where?” questions
uses social words “hi” “bye” “please” and “thanks”
can follow simple directions or instructions
plays patty-cake and peek-a-boo type games
recognizes shapes and colors
crawling, pulling up on tables, steps and walking, stationary dancing
limited range of emotions, black/white thinking
greater independence from caretaker (can be left alone for brief periods during regression)
accessories: ages 0-1 years + shape sorting toys, small playsets, life size playsets, oversized blocks, people or animal figures, instruments, soft-cover books, picture books
3 YEARS OLD
able to form sentences of 3-5 words (”I want baba please”)
uses personal pronouns (”I/me” “she” “her” “he” “him” “they” “them”)
can ask and answer “who?” “what?” and “where?” questions
can follow two-step directions or instructions (”brush your teeth then get in bed”)
recognizes books by covers or popular songs, reads/listens attentively
imitates the actions of adults and playmates
can be taught childhood rhymes (”itsy bitsy spider”, “wheels on the bus”)
accessories: age 2 years + sippie cups, board books, crayons and scrap paper, finger paints, chalk
4 YEARS OLD
answers simple questions clearly and logically
can properly use possessive pronouns (”mine” instead of “mines”) and past tense (”gave” instead of “gived”)
enjoys singing, rhyming, and making up words
expresses feelings better verbally (frustration without tantrums)
count 10 or more objects; correctly label shapes and colors
can follow multi-step directions or instructions
developmentally, no longer requires use of pacifier (pacifiers are commonly used habitually until approximately 5 years of age)
greater independence from caretaker; may want to assist in “big” tasks (dressing/undressing, lacing shoes, etc.)
accessories: age 3 years + crayons, markers, coloring books, activity books, short story books, play doh
5 YEARS OLD
can hold a basic conversation or tell a simple story
speaks of imaginary conditions (”What if” “I hope”), but can tell real from make-believe
recognizes many or all letters and numbers in print, can write name
able to ask and answer “when?” questions
can utilize fork and spoon successfully; still needs larger foods cut up
potty training completed
accessories: age 4 years + baby dolls, fashion dolls, action figures, simple board games, puzzles, construction sets (legos or lincoln logs)
This was created as a general guide to help age regressors learn more about psychosocial development at pre-school (and pre-long term memory) ages.
Don’t forget that your regression doesn’t have to fit “the norm”; just like in initial childhood development, everyone is different. You can, of course, use any toys or tools you feel are appropriate for your situation.
Let me know if you have questions, or want me to do a continuation with older ages. :)
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