tw: anxiety, injury, sh, toxic relationships, etc.
~Caregiver with separation anxiety.
~Caregiver with chronic fatigue doing their best to look after a little
~Caregiver with an injury that they hide from their little one so as not to scare them
~Regressor who ignores a caregiver’s boundaries (could be a specific name they don’t want to be called, touch, noise, ect.) Whether on accident or on purpose is up to you
~Regressor who guilt trips caregiver into taking care of them
~Caregiver trying to hide their trauma for their regressor’s sake + regressor who brings up triggering topics because they don’t know better
~Regressor finding comfort in something that is super triggering to their caregiver
~Regressor who’s special interest is something triggering to their caregiver and wants to info dump to them. Caregiver doesn’t have the heart to tell them no after regressor has shared that they always felt ignored. Do they find out? Start to feel ignored because cg can’t bring themselves to say they are uncomfortable and start ignoring them instead?
~Caregiver with dyslexia + regressor who (un)intentionally makes fun of their reading skills when asked to read them a story out loud
~Caregiver who suffers from self destructive tendencies and finds it hard to help their little one when they feel they can barely take care of themselves
~Caregiver comforting a little one about sh scars after they’ve just relapsed themselves
~Regressor having a different caregiver before them. Their caregiver now knowing they will never be able to truly fill that place in their little one’s life no matter how hard they try
~Caregiver who’s little one no longer regresses/ no longer wants them to take care of them, having to go through memories of their little one, get rid of little gear, find some other way to cope themselves
~Regressor who insists their headspace is super young only to never regress out of middle space around caregiver. Caregiver thinks they are doing something wrong.