🍼🐾 Agere Guide for Littles 🐑⭐
Struggling to regress? Don’t worry, I got you. 🌈🍃
As someone who’s been both big-brained and little-minded at the same time, I learned a few things that helped me slip into full regression. So here’s a gentle, practical guide to help you too. 🍎🧃
You won’t be able to relax if you don’t feel safe. 🐞 Find a space where you can be yourself without any judgment (your room, a cozy corner, a garden) whatever feels calm. 🎼 Make it tidy, soft, and predictable! This place is the foundation for everything that follows.
BONUS : Try dim lights or a nightlight, a soft blanket, quiet or familiar sounds. 🐑⭐
This is the fun part! Pick simple, sensory, or creative things that bring you joy. Here are ideas to start with:
– Put on calming or nostalgic music 🎧
– Draw or scribble with crayons 🖍
– Hum or sing little tunes 🎼
– Play tea party or have a picnic with stuffed animals 🧃🧸
– Read short, comforting stories or picture books 📚
– Move around — skip, run, wiggle — if you need to release energy 🏃♀️🏃♂️
– Try simple crafts like sewing or coloring 🪡
Do whatever feels soothing, no pressure to be “productive.”
Optional but powerful: choose a comfort item you use only when regressing. It could be:
– A stuffed animal or plushie 🧸
– A special hoodie or blanket ☁
–A small toy or soft pillow 🦄
It doesn’t have to be elaborate — it just has to feel safe and comforting to you.
Set boundaries with others (and yourself). Decide ahead who can join you, what’s allowed, and how long you’ll be in regression. When you come back to your “big” self, don't forget to take care of yourself : hydrate, snack, and do a grounding activity (deep breaths, list 5 things you can see).
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