'm not tired

Know what they need And what's the best way to find out? Asking them. What things do they like doing when they're little? What things make them feel bad? What would they like you to do? Some atypical regressors hate being reminded of how they're not their usual age, while some love it when you treat them like a little kid. Communicate with your little, and I assure you they'll be a lot happier.

What makes them atypical? Is it the age they regress to? Do they behave differently than most other regressors? Do they hate regressing? Do they not stand when people patronize them? Do they simply not like cutesy stuff? Depending on what it is, your little will need a different treatment. Talk to them, spend time with them, and see what makes them feel best.

Ask their boundaries What petnames can you call them? Do they want you to treat them like a baby, or like you do normally? Do they need strict rules, or they'd rather have more freedom? If you can, ask them this when they're big, just in case any question you make upsets them.

Make some rules Based on their boundaries and little age, they'll need different rules. Do Not use what typical caregivers use, because it'll likely be different. For example, when I'm little my cgs let me watch any horror movie, as long as it's not +18; this isn't because they're bad carers, but because I like horror and can handle it just fine even when little (although, I usually just watch Paw Patrol...XD). If your little likes something most other kids don't, and they won't get hurt by it, I say go ahead and let them do it! If you're concerned for their safety, you can be with them while they do. (Extra tip: if your little likes cursing, let them curse! It'll be worse to upset them by scolding them when they do (unless it makes You uncomfy ofc))

Reassure them Many atypical littles feel invalid, and really out of place in the agere community. You need to remind them how being different doesn't mean they're doing something wrong, and how you love them just the way they are. No matter what they like, how they talk, if their regressions helps them or triggers them...all littles are valid. No matter what<3

As someone who has been in agere communities online for 8+ years across various platforms, I have noticed many safety concerns and scary situations. Unfortunately, predators tend to prey on vulnerable people and communities like ours. I have noticed many patterns and want to make suggestions on how to stay safe based on what I have seen.

For everyone:

Do not look for a caregiver online, and especially do not announce that you are looking for a caregiver. This will attract predators and almost never attracts caregivers. If you are looking for a cg, do it irl with someone you have established trust with first.

Do not tell people details that make you vulnerable, such as specific information about your trauma and triggers.

Be careful about what media you consume while regressed. Social media can be a dangerous place overall, you never know what you will see and unfortunately, people often do not respect boundaries and post nsfw content where they shouldn't

Do not tell people where you live.

For under 18:

Do not talk to people you don't know online, not even platonically. Block anyone 18+ who tries to talk to you.

Do not ask for or accept gifts from strangers.

Do not share your age or that you are a minor.

Do not share that you live with your parents, and especially do not complain about your parents. This highly suggests you are a vulnerable minor and predators might pose as trying to "rescue" or "help" you.

Do not post photos with your face or other identifying information.

Do not use your real name, especially your full name.

Do not engage with nsfw content at all.

For over 18:

Highly consider not showing your face or identifying information online. Do research and realize what this means if you want to. A youtuber I follow was posted on fox news without her consent. "Cringe content" creators and other bullies could get ahold of your content and show it to unsafe people. Ultimately, it is your choice as an informed adult, but be careful.

Highly consider not using your real name, especially full name for the same reasons.

Be very careful in talking to strangers online. Even if they seem kind, you don't know their intentions.

Do not talk to minors privately, even platonically. Remember, even if you regress, you are still an adult.

If you are uncomfortable interacting with minors in a public setting, such as comments, make sure to make that clear in your blog and block those who do not respect this boundary.

Do not cross tag with any nsfw content, and keep nsfw content off agere blogs and accounts. Minors and regressed people could see it.

If you are on the verge of barely being 18+, say 18-25, be warry of people much older trying to talk to you. Predators will often go for the minimum legal age.

this is a masterlist for all my post, especially for my muli-part posts!

I'll try to update it often so its up to date! im trying to organize it by fandom too

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spacey advice

multiple different tips to help all! although they are labeled between regressors and caregivers, these tips can be used for either

tips made for regressors

how to help your caregiver slip into their headspace!!

how to find a cg

if ur carer is sad (long distance ver)

are caregivers always romantic

little ways to let out big emotions: Sad Mad Lonely Anxious

having hard conversations

different ways to play

caring for your carer

chores

tips made for cgs

tips for being a caregiver

tips for online caregivers part 1 and part 2

what are leans

supporting non-voluntary regression

petname ideas

before you leave for work

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story post

longer written works. more will be posted on my side blog

a day at the horse farm

petnames

playground accidents

Jake the dog carers story after the cut

stimming story under cut

movie night

back to school shopping

legos

video games

baking part 1 and part 2

beach trip

bath time

homework troubles

2024 Taking medicine

library

sounding out words

thunderstorms

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as a cg ☆

headcanons of characters as carers. more will be posted on my side blog

MLP

twilight rarity apple jack rainbow dash fluttershy pinkie pie

Princess Luna Princess Celestia

Adventure time

marshall lee

princess bubblegum jake

Fnaf

glamrock freddy monty sundrop & moondrop

Animals

bear dog black cat ferrets

Etc.

may become multipart later!

bandit from bluey

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as a regressor ☆

headcanons if characters as regressors. more will be posted on my side blog

the owl house

Luz amity Hunter

Pet regressor collection

Part 1, Part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5

ballerina,

Etc

might become series later :0

marshell paw patrol

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Mood/stim boards

more will be posted on my side blog

31 days of agere days 1-10 (i lowkey forgot to finish it)

Ballerina cg & regressor

Worksheet collection

more will be posted on my side blog

New year, Colors

Agere Journal

About you 7

Almost picnic time!

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Hello lovely!

First of all, welcome!! I hope the community treats you kindly, good job for learning to accept this part of yourself!

hmm... let me see if I can come up with anything!

remember that everyone experiences agere differently, you'll see people who stick to certain aesthetics or know their exact little age or make it seem like agere is always a 100% positive experience. This is not true for everyone!! Do what makes you happy, that's all that matters! There's no right or wrong here.

This is more a safety thing and less about learning how to accept your regression, but please do not look for cgs online! I know this sounds a bit silly coming from a cg account, but do not message strangers privately cause sadly not a lot of them have good intentions.. also having a cg is in no way a necessary part of regression! Some guppies do want them and others don't, both are a-okay! If you do want one, asking someone you're already close with such as a partner or a friend is the best idea!

I reblogged something recently explaining methods to help slip into regression easier! A lot of it is associating things with your regression, like a specific outfit or playlist to tell your brain "hey, it's tiny time!" I'd recommend checking out that post if you can find it!

Agere youtubers are very informative when you're struggling or have questions! These three videos might be helpful, and lia has a ton more too about how to play, how to get into regression, and all sorts of really helpful things! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIBUayXOd3Y https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ma-ASBA_mJ4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uFiBqxE3Ms

Some people struggle with embarrassment relating to regression.. the best advice I can give is to take things at your own pace and make connections with other people in the community! Build up to regressing by age dreaming or doing slightly less "obvious" agere things (not ready to go full baby mode? maybe try just turning on a nostalgic show or movie and sitting on the floor while doing one of your big kid interests! you don't have to jump right into regression if you're not ready, just introduce yourself to the environment!)

hm... I'll try to think of some more later! If you have any specific questions or even just wanna say hi please swim by again!! And that emoji sign-off is all yours!! Thank you for reaching out!

-mama shark 🦈

he's liks my dady! ans I wuvs him! :3

absolutely little guppy!

“that’s very good, little one! you’re so smart!”

🖊️spencer reid as a cg📋

- loves solving puzzles with you, such as jigsaw puzzles or crosswords

- uses his soft voice anytime you’re around

- extremely patient no matter the circumstances

- very knowledgeable about agere and has a whole file of cg tips and your likes/dislikes

- makes charts for you to keep track of your schedule and makes sure you’re fed, hydrated, and comfy

- loves showing physical affection by running his fingers through your hair and giving forehead kisses

whats this? ; what to do in minecraft when regressed / tips

Tips for new Caregivers!❤️

(Coming from a caregiver of 2 years.)

1.) Communicate with your little!

Communication is key in any CG and little relationship! Whether your relationship is strictly platonic, romantic, or you aren't sure yet, communicating can help both of you understand one another and can help you as a CG learn more about your little (their likes, dislikes, boundaries, what petnames/nicknames are okay etc.)

2.) Set rules with your little one!

Something I wish someone had told me in the beginning of my caregiver journey is to set rules with my littles! Setting rules like brushing teeth twice a day or having a bedtime can positivity impact your little by giving them the chance to be healthier and have better sleep. I also noticed that some littles will even feel more small when given rules! So having rules set in place is overall a great way to help your kiddo! :]

(NOTE: Some littles prefer to not have structure, it really just depends on the little. I just find that most littles prefer to have rules as part of their Agere!)

3.) Set up a punishment/reward system with your kiddo!

Having a punishment/reward system for your little can actually be a great way to reinforce rules! Having little rewards like extra candy, a later bedtime, or even more screentime is a great way to encourage your little one to behave and follow the rules. Some punishments I personally have in place for my kiddos include "lines" (writing the same thing over and over again), limited screen time, and no sweets/candy for a week. NEVER USE PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT OR YELLING/SCREAMING. I don't care what you have to say about it, NEVER use violence to punish a kiddo. It is never okay, regardless of what they did. Hurting them can cause them to be reminded of trauma or even throw them into a PTSD flashback. In general, it's never a good idea to harm a kiddo whether it be emotionally or physically.

(NOTE: I will repeat myself, Never physically or emotionally harm your little one. It is never okay!)

4.) Know the difference between being a Caregiver and a babysitter!

Being a caregiver is a big responsibility! Being a babysitter, not so much! Being a caregiver means being there for your little one most of the time, this can look like daily check ins, calling and texting often and generally just being there for your kiddo! Being a babysitter is exactly what it sounds like, you're only watching the little for a small amount of time and aren't dedicated to them the same way a caregiver is!

5.) Learn how to handle breakdowns/panic attacks/anxiety attacks etc.

Learning to deal with breakdowns and such can Greatly help your kiddo feel safe and comfortable around you! Remember, not all regression will be pure. You will most likely at some point deal with impure regression which means your little may experience unstable emotions, anxiety attacks, panic attacks and breakdowns! Learn how to handle these things, and you'll be in the clear to help your little in these times of anxiety and sadness!

6.) Don't rush your little into calling you "special" names like mommy, daddy, etc.

Not all littles will be comfortable with calling you a special name immediately or ever! Some prefer calling you your name plain and simple, and that is perfectly okay! Trying to force/rush your kiddo into calling you something special may result in your little one not feeling safe/comfy around you anymore.

7.) Don't take care of more than you can handle!

As caregivers, it's in our nature to want to take care of as many littles as possible, but that's just not something we can do. It can be overwhelming to take care of more than one little at a time, I know that from experience! So if you know you can't handle it, don't! As tempting as it might be, don't bite off more than you can chew!

8.) Be open minded!

It's important to understand that not all littles will be the same, some may be more independent and others may need extra help! Try to have an open mind and an open heart when caregiving :]

That's all for now, if you find these tips helpful let me know! I hope you have a safe and lovely time caregiving!

getting into your headspace can be tricky, hm? don't worry, it'll get easier again, you just need time!! but until then, here's some tips 💗 (these are geared toward smaller ages, if you need help getting into a tween/teen headspace, feel free to send an ask!!)

From a regressor and checked by my cg, Mama Smores!! 🧡🍪

-- NOTE: these are optional!! Not every regressor or caregiver likes/wants to do these things and that is still valid!! -- 🧸

★ Research regression and/or how to care for real kids ★

- if you are new to caregiving or just want to know more— research!! There’s tons of information online about agere AND taking care of irl kiddos n babies!! Looking up info about your regressors age(s) might be helpful! You can research behavior, how to talk to them, activities, and all kinds of things!! WikiHow can be a fun way to learn as well!!

★ Watch video tips from/for parents and caregivers of irl kids ★

- adding on to the last tip, watching videos might be helpful for those who retain info better that way!! Even though I am not a caregiver myself, I love watching videos targeted towards parents and teachers on how to treat real toddlers/kids!! I’m positive there’s some YouTube channels you can find geared towards parents/teacher/CG!! These might also help if your regressor would like to have some rules in place!

★ Talk to your regressor!! ★

- Not sure how they want to be taken care of? Aren’t sure you are doing enough? Want to try something new? Talk to your baby!! They are the best person to reach out to if you aren’t sure of what to do. They might want to be taken care of or talked to in specific ways. Don’t be afraid to ask questions and try out stuff!! :D

★ Set boundaries ★

- this is VERY important for BOTH of you!! You should let your kiddo know what you aren’t comfortable with and be sure to ask them their boundaries too. You know yourself best and it’s 1000% okay to say no to whatever makes you uncomfy!!

★ Be ready to make mistakes ★

- just like being real parent-- being a caregiver can be hard!! Its okay to get things wrong the first time and make mistakes!! You are human and its normal for both the baby and parent to mess up sometimes. It doesn't make you a bad CG either <333

★ Nicknames ★

- not every regressor or caregiver might like nicknames and thats okay!! Nicknames can be a super fun thing when your baby is feeling little <3

★ How you talk ★

- some regressors might want to be talked to like they are irl babies!! Keeping your sentences simple and gentle are a great way to do so. Sometimes being asked questions can feel overwhelming to kiddos when there are lots of possible answers!! Giving your regressor choices with questions in a way parents/caregivers talk to kids could help (ex. instead of "what would you like to drink?" you could ask "do you want water or juice?").

★ Help with/encourage regression ★

- helping your baby regress and encouraging it (when its healthy) is another good way to interact!! Doing any of the tips on this list, another list/info post, and/or asking your regressor how you can help is a great start. Some babies might also want help with other things (ex. changing clothes, getting a snack, learning, etc etc). Ask your baby how you can help them feel small and/or help when they are small!!

★ Dealing with big feelings ★

- some regressors can feel very big feelings when little. Try your best to stay calm and remember boundaries!! Depending on your little, you could give them some space if wanted, bring them comfort items, hug/hold them in your arms, bring them a snack/drink or tissues, and help them talk through what they are feeling and why they may be feeling that way!!

★ Engaging with your little ★

- a great way to spend time with your regressor is to do activities with them!! There are TONS online to pick from!! You may have a baby who loves to do their own things in the comfort of your space, or maybe one who loves for you to get involved in their activities!! A good way to engage is by asking them about what they are doing and/or if they would like to do something together. Are they playing dragons? What's their dragon('s) name? Is there a video game you or they want to play together? Anything works!! :D

★ Make a routine ★

- if you regressor wants it-- a routine can be a fun way to help your little!! There are routines you can find online or you can make one with your regressor :D

Some things you can have on your routines are: bedtime, clean up, play/work time, bath/shower, nap time, ect ect

🌟 Take it easy, dont force fast healing on yourself! What you're feeling is an important message for what your body needs!

🐛 Turn the lights off, all of them! Try to sit in a dark room even just for 5 minutes! I usually cover my window, turns off the lights and put away the phone for a few minutes. It works as a fast way to cut out an overwhelming stimulus like the light!

🍄 Put your headphones on! This is a very important tip that I learnt in therapy! You don't need a fancy or canceling one, regular headphones works just great and if you don't have them put your head under the pillow for a few minutes. I used to do that as a kid, I didn't know that it was a sensory thing!

🧸 After you turned off the lights and wore your headphones, wait until you feel kinda okay and less bad then drink some water. Just a sip is enough. I know you feel like throwing up and the water taste is not great bust trust me your body needs it during a crisis! Remember just a sip is enough!

🧦Now it's the time for some stimming! Everyone stims! We autistic people need to stim more but I learnt that even neurotypicals can benefit from it! I usually close my eyes and rock back and forth! This is the best stim to express both happiness and discomfort. If you want to try something more, stand up and jump! Imagine yourself as Tiger from Winnie the Pooh! You can use music if you want! I use Sesame Street songs of the Count! Trust me it'll work!!

🍿 Finally, I guarantee you that after all of these steps you'll feel a little better, this is the time to eat something. I put this at the end because it's very difficult to eat something during a sensory overload episode. I know how hard is to even move your legs but trust me, just a bite will works immensely!

○ Here's a tiny list of easy foods that you can easily find in the kitchen to quickly eat:

Cracker

Banana

Chocolate

Peanut butter

Chips

Popcorn

Bread

Biscuit

Grapes

Cereal

● These are all food that are ready to eat right away, a bite and that's it! Don't worry if they're healthy enough, you need and deserve food, especially after a crisis.

🌈 I hope that I helped you and feel free to add your tips if you want! Remember to stay safe and take care of yourself! If you can do just one of these things, good job!!!! You're already did an amazing step for yourself!!! I'm so proud of you!!!

Hello there! This post is for caregivers who care for littles who are autistic. Here's some ways to help with meltdowns or times when autism is being meaner than usual! (All from my personal experience as someone with autism! Not everyone is the same!)

First, let's start with some of the possible warning signs of a meltdown! 1. Sensory Issues worse than usual -> Textures may be described as "wrong" or "bad" -> Things may be perceived as louder than they actually are -> Things may be perceived as brighter than they actually are -> Room feels like it's closing in around you 2. May become more irritable -> May be more prone to snapping or having an attitude -> Could possibly be described as more "stubborn" 3. Trouble communicating -> Being non-verbal for a prolonged amount of time -> Trouble expressing feelings or emotions -> Could also speak faster than usual or slower than usual -> Saying things like "I don't know what's wrong" or "I can't figure out what's happening" 4. Difficulty taking care of self -> Forgetting to eat/not wanting to -> Not sleeping as they normally would -> Not having the motivation or energy to do basic tasks 5. Isolation -> This is a big warning sign! -> Not wanting to go out/leave the house/leave their room -> Struggling when they do leave their space 6. Increase in stimming (whether super noticeable stims, or more passive ones) -> Hand flapping, rocking, mouth popping, hair fidgeting, fidgeting with hands, etc These are some of the possible warning signs, but everyone is different. Now, here's some ways you can help a little experiencing this.

~Be patient and understanding. Autism can be scary outside of littlespace, but it can be scarier when little. Try not to get angry or frustrated. ~Avoid yelling or any other loud noises ~Don't force them to talk or communicate. Sometimes it's better to just have someone there ~Listen if they do try and communicate their needs. ~Going along with the one above, but don't feel hurt or like you did something wrong if they ask to be left alone or tell you they need space. Sometimes having someone around is too much and they might just need to process their emotions on their own. ~Communicate on ways to help once the meltdown seems to subside ~Remember that everyone is different. What you've seen work for someone might not work for someone else. It varies (which is why communication is good) ~Try to give suggestions if sensory issues is something that's a main struggle ("Try changing into comfy clothes" "Try a different blanket" "Turn off the TV?" "Turn off the lights?") Just trying to figure out what helps and what doesn't ~Offer a distraction if that's what they need (Ask about hyperfixations, even if you already know the answers to the questions. One of the good ones for me that always seems to come up is dinosaurs <3)

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◜☄️𓂃 Ways to help your CG when they're feeling down ‧ 🚀◞ (LDR)

Not all of these are guaranteed to work, but they're a very good start! Take into consideration the things your CG likes to do, and how they would help you when you're feeling down

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⧼ 1 ⧽ Send them a package!

Create a small care package to send them. maybe make them a bracelet, find them a stuffy of their favorite animal, and maybe add their favorite snacks! Even handmade gifts/crafts and written letters are good enough for your box! Remember, this is coming from the heart

⧼ 2 ⧽ Ask if they want to videocall or other!

For some CGs, just seeing their little is enough to cheer them up! Talk to them, make silly faces, tell funnie stories, anything that might make them laugh! Even if they don't, they'll be smiling for your efforts

⧼ 3 ⧽ Offer to do their favorite things!

Whether it be playing a game, watching a movie, or listening to music, offer to do it with them so they have some company! Indulge a little in their activities and they'll be more than happy to teach you or talk to you about it!

⧼ 4 ⧽ Draw them a picture, or make them a song! DO NOT RE-WRITE OR POST AS OWN

Creations from their little one are guaranteed to put a smile on their face! Maybe you can even mail the drawing to them!! If you aren’t very good at making up stories you could read your favorite story to them instead!

⧼ 5 ⧽ Tell them how much you love them

Sometimes, a CG just needs to know that they're doing well. Remind your CG that you love and appreciate them through things like sending a card, writing a letter, or simply expressing your love through text or phone call!

⧼ 6 ⧽ Let them have some alone time

Some CGs may just need some time to themselves when they're feeling down. it's important to let them know that you're gonna be okay alone and that you will be there for them when they are ready to come back. This can be helpful to feel less overwhelmed and less stressed.

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18+ Blogs|| AB!DL|| DD!LG|| Do not interact

Fact OTD: Amongst the big cats, the lion is the only social animal. While other big cat species have a mostly solitary life in the wild, lions almost always live in groups, called prides, of up to 30 adults and their offspring.

rule ideas for your little ♡༅

paw print: when i had my first cg they were new to it & didn't really know wut rules to make, so if anyone else needs ideas as well, here you go!༅ 🐾

(nsfw dni)

♡ bedtime ──୨ৎ── give them a bedtime to follow!༅

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♡ sweet restrictions ──୨ৎ── no sweets before bed or before dinner, and ask before you have sweets!༅

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♡ screen time ──୨ৎ── give them a limited amount of time they can be on devices when little!༅

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♡ no lying ──୨ৎ── it's always better to communicate openly rather than hide your feelings or lie, and it helps keep trust strong!༅

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♡ kindness ──୨ৎ── be kind with your actions and words, not just to others but to yourself too!༅

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♡ no bad/curse words ──୨ৎ── use silly and kind words, not bad ones when little!༅

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♡ brush teeth ──୨ৎ── if its really a struggle try to at least once a day!༅

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♡ try to eat enough each day! ──୨ৎ── food gives you the energy you need to get through the day, and you deserve to have that energy!༅

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♡ stay hydrated ──୨ৎ── also gives you that much needed energy!༅

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♡ manners ──୨ৎ── use manners like saying "thank you" & "please"!༅

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♡ no yelling ──୨ৎ── inside voices!༅

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♡ if something seems risky, ask first ──୨ৎ── like climbing a counter for a snack, using scissors, etc! safety first!༅

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♡ gentle hands & legs ──୨ৎ── nooo hitting or throwing things and noo kicking or stomping!༅

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♡ take meds ──୨ৎ── if you have to, make sure you do!༅

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♡ no interrupting ──୨ৎ── if someone else is speaking, let them finish!༅

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♡ assign chores ──୨ৎ── such as making their bed, picking up toys etc!༅

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♡ ask for help if you need it ──୨ৎ── if something feels too big, confusing, or hard, it's okay to ask for help!༅

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♡ try your best ──୨ৎ── as long as you try your best anything you do is enough!༅

◜ ☄️𓂃 Things to do on Saturdays ‧ 🚀 ◞

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⧼ ☀️ ⧽ Play cutesy games like animal crossing or stardew! Maybe play some slightly bigger kid games like Minecraft and Roblox

⧼ 🌎 ⧽ Go outside! Even if its only in your yard, have some fun playing in the grass! DO NOT RE-WRITE OR POST AS OWN ⧼ 🌙 ⧽ Don't like playing outside but like nature? Go out for a picnic with your friends or Significant other! ⧼ 🚀 ⧽ Take a trip to the zoo! Don't forget your camera! ⧼ ⭐ ⧽ Go see a movie at the theater! Don't have anything you like? Create a "Fake theater" at home! ⧼ 🛰️ ⧽ Spend time with your friends or Significant other. Cuddle, read, game, whatever! ⧼ ☄️ ⧽ Take a nap with your favorite stuffy ⧼ 🪐 ⧽ Have a little treat like a popsicle! Make sure to have good food too! ⧼ 🌌 ⧽ Try your hand at baking! Just make sure you're supervised ⧼ 🌙 ⧽ Go out and stargaze. If you're not somewhere where its easy for you, try to walk somewhere darker and look for constellations! ⧼ 🚀 ⧽ Put on your little cap, and draw a picture for your CG! ⧼ ⭐ ⧽ In the same thought, Try out finger painting! Just make sure its washable paint, and you're in clothes you don't mind getting messy in!

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Fact ODT: This post was written as a bubby appreciation post!