Cheap or Free Age Regression Gear π
Remember, you don't have to have expensive gear or even have gear at all for your regression to be valid.
But if you want ideas for how to find gear that is free or cheap:
Discount stores such as Dollar Tree, Dollar General, Five Below, Pop Shelf, and Daiso. They have things like toys, plushies, coloring books, and fun stationery and stickers. Be careful of things like pacis and bottles that you suck to drink from. Using things that are designed for children for too long a period of time that require sucking can seriously damage your teeth!
Stores such as Burlington, Ross, DD's Discounts, Marshall's, TJ Maxx normally have cheap or discounted things.
The dollar section at stores like Target and Walmart.
Amazon return/resale stores, these are often called "Bin Stores." They're normally closed for a day or two during the week for restocking, and then when they reopen, each day the items get cheaper and cheaper, and it repeats every week.
Thrift stores, charity stores, and other secondhand stores. Some stores like Half Price Books or Book Off sell books and DVDs, occasionally toys, for just a couple dollars each.
Garage/yard sales and swapmeets/flea markets/car boot sales.
Check Facebook to see if your neighborhood or city has a "Buy Nothing" group you can join. People give away all kinds of things for free! Some groups dedicate a certain day of the week for people to post specific things that they're wishing or looking for, and people can comment on your post if they have what you're looking for!
You can sometimes buy kids meal toys without buying the kids meal. Just ask! The toy by itself normally costs a couple dollars.
Some local libraries have a "Friends of the Library" section or a shelf for books/DVDs/music CDs/etc that are being taken out of circulation. These books and other things are either free or cost a dollar or less depending on the library.
Lots of coloring book pages can be found online for free that you can print out!
Sign up for apps for stores you shop at. You can use the points you get for gear if you want to! Some stores even give you a small amount of free reward money just for signing up. Some even give you something for free every year for your birthday!
Something else you can do with store apps or their websites in general... Before you buy something, look it up on the app or their website. Sometimes the price is cheaper online. Ask the cashier if they will price match, and show them the cheaper price. Sometimes stores will even price match other competitor stores.
If you don't care about something being bootleg/knockoff, small privately-run wholesale stores sell cheap toys and accessories. There are sometimes small independent toy stores or kiosks in the mall, but a lot of these sell bootleg toys.
Look for outlet stores/malls, or stores that are having sales when they are going out of business.
Make your own! Use craft supplies or sew to make things. Pinterest has a lot of craft ideas. Or you can put fun stickers to decorate things, or print out or cut out magazine pictures, and glue it on things (use stick glue instead of liquid glue on printed things or the colors might get ruined)
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