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Hi there anon. You’re completely valid if you don’t want regression gear. Regression looks different for everyone, and you aren’t required to like something just because it’s popular.

Here are some ideas for things you can do without regression gear that might help you regress:

Playing on a playground

Listening to kids’ music

Cut your food into cute shapes

Playing video games. There are plenty of free browser games available

Draw or doodle

If you have a pet, you can play with them

Go outside and explore

Playing pretend (if you’re able to). @chompchompchu has some pretty good guides here

Watching cartoons

Printing out coloring pages or work sheets to color/work on

Act as childish as you want. It’s okay to be silly

Build a blanket nest/pillow fort

Try to make your own slime. You can find lots of recipes online

Go to the library and borrow some books

Make and play with some play dough

If it rains, you can go out and play in the puddles

Play with water

Watch videos on YouTube

Make your own playlists

Play with paper dolls. You can either draw your own or print out some from the internet

Make a small-themed moodboard

Do your hair in a cute way

Sing songs/nursery rhymes

If you want to regress to a really tiny baby/infant, @little-silly-bear has a post with activities here. Some of them require gear, while others don’t.

Aw, of course! Hope you enjoy!

soft blue mood board

SFW interaction only

Plastic pants look great in the evening sun

Make sure you always take your bro with you

But he’ll try to embarrass you with nappy checks

🌷☀️part one☀️🌷

•Draw spring flowers!🌸🌱

•Doodle some cute spring animals🐥🐷

•Make a mood tracker page!💕

•Draw or write your favourite recipes🍪

•Make a lifecycle of a butterfly page🦋

•Draw your perfect spring outfit!🐸

•Doodle your puddle jumping boots 🐛

•Draw your dream bright coloured pacifier🍭