Daddy's Little Princess!

It’s a common thought that flashbacks are “feeling like the trauma is happening right now” and that people get lost in them and are unaware of their surroundings. And this is a common type of flashback! However, what a lot of people do not realize is there are different kinds of flashbacks you can experience or different ways to experience flashbacks.

Flashbacks may mean that you get completely “lost” and are unaware of your current surroundings. They may also mean that you are aware of your surroundings but are still having a flashback.  Flashbacks may involve all your senses, some of them, or even just one!

You may even experience the flashback physically (body flashback) but you don’t see anything resembling the flashback or even hear anything.  

I also do not hear emotional flashbacks talked about as much as they should be. Simply put, emotional flashbacks usually lack auditory, visual and physical aspects. Emotional flashbacks are overwhelming emotions and responses where you’re experiencing the emotions you felt during your trauma. It isn’t uncommon to not even realize that the emotional reaction you are having  is an emotional flashback. (This is especially noted with C-PTSD). Here’s a longer explanation if you want. 

🐇🐰🐇  HAPPY EASTER!!!  🐇🐰🐇

My ponies decorated the Rainbow Castle! What a lovely egg hunt they are having!

✨I went thrift shopping this past Saturday and got these!✨

1.They can totally remember your stuffies’ names better than anyone else. 

2.They will actually thank you for getting glitter on them.

3.The amount of praise you will get for accomplishing a small task will make you feel like you can take on the world! 

4.When they give you their special sticker. you actually want to cry.

 5.They will sneak you candy when your Caregiver has banned all sugar because they know it’s a sugar emergency! 

 6.Shopping for pacis online together can take hours but you know you will be so satisfied with your purchase. 

7.Getting letters in the mail from your little friend is an instant little space trigger. 

8.They know the best coloring books. 

9.They don’t judge you for slipping into little voice. 

10.Play dates. 

11.Play dates. 

12.Play dates. 

13.Being able to go from little talk to real talk in 0.05 seconds. 

14.When you get a band of littles together, you can actually accomplish anything. 

 15.They can actually be worse than your Caregiver when it comes to bed time and eating because they care so much about your health. 

16.They always have the cutest bandaids for your owwies. 

17.Taking turns reading each other bed time stories when you’re Caregiver-less or your Caregiver is busy is the best. 

18.They are always down to play games. 

 19.They give you courage. 

sky kitty compilation.

• “do you need the potty?”

• “hold my hand baby”

• “you’re too little for that”

• “make sure you wrap up warm little one!”

• “do you want me to cut your food up for you?”

• “who’s my good girl/boy?”

• “let me help you tie your shoes”

• “do you want some more juice in your sippy baby?”

• “why don’t you colour me a picture?”

• “if you’re a really good girl/boy today then we will go buy some candy!”

• “want to watch some cartoons while daddy/mommy is at work?”

• *spoon feeding*

• *bottle feeding*

• “does my little baby want to be carried?”

• having my onesie snapped up for me

• having my shoes and sockies put on for me

• “what colour is the flower, baby?”

• “what sound does a puppy make?”

• *forehead kissies*

• “come sit on my lap!”

• *hair stroking*

• having my paci put in when i’m being fussy

• being rocked in daddy/mommy’s arms

• when daddy/mommy knows my stuffie’s names!

• “awww you’re so tiny”

• “do you wanna play with your stuffies with me?”

• “looks like somebody needs naptime!”