Lily Melrose

Grandma/Grammy/Granny caregiver theme!!!

🧶Nicknames for your little

Sugarplum Lovey Button Petal Sweetpea Baby pudding Chickadee Angel Snugglebug

🧶 Games to play with your little

Baking together Teaching your little how to knit Patchwork Pretend - Make a felt or paper “quilt” by gluing or taping pieces together with silly patterns. Memory games, "sorry", board games, go fish, checkers Tea party “Granny Says” (like Simon Says) Cozy Storytelling

🧶Clothing ideas for you!

Long floral skirt or soft house dress Knit cardigan or shawl (bonus if handmade) Apron with embroidered pockets Warm wool socks or cozy slippers Glasses on a chain (real or pretend!) Hair in a loose bun or braid Scent of lavender or vanilla (light body spray or candle nearby) Pearl jewelry

🧶 snacks and drinks for you!

Thank you!!

THINGS FOR A FAIRY/FAE REGRESSOR !!!

shoutout to "annoying" (not actually) littles btw:

- littles who talk a lot: chatty littles, you guys are so fun! i hope you get to a point where everyone in your life wants to hear everything you have to say :)

- littles who vocal stim/babble: i hope can you babble as much as you want, you're allowed to take up space!

- nonverbal littles: you aren't causing problems by being nonverbal, you arent a burden or "too much work"

- littles who have a hard time communicating their needs: you deserve to be heard, even if it takes you a while to say it <3

- littles who throw tantrums: big feelings are hard, and being little doesn't have to always be pretty and fun. its okay to feel big feelings!

- picky eaters: im proud of you for eating, and its okay to not always want to try new things! any food is better than no food, always 💙

- permaregressors: you are not a burden or a hassle just because you're little

- traumatized regressors: i know big feelings can get really scary and upsetting, and i promise its okay to feel them.

FREAKING TRAIN CRIB.. oh and there are others I guess.. 🙄 /j

childhood nostalgia moodboard ☁️

First attempt at a moodboard I'm trying to learn ( ˶´ ᵕ `˶ )

🪐 - Space stimboard!

✦˚- sfw interaction only

walking on tiptoes

walking without shoes/just socks

fake fairy costume wings

having a special wand!

gardening!

doing your hair in fun ways

explore the woods (this activity you should wear shoes for)

make bird feeders

swing on a swing

watch peter pan

NEED attention!!!

eating fruits

or cupcakes!

having tea parties

playing dress up

flower crowns

making a fairy garden

fairy dust jar

butterfly plushies

drawing your ideal mushroom house!

having a tree house / cubby house

nature themed plushie

glitter!!! lots of glitter!!

fairy bread

!! not my images !!

Play pretend

draw

color

make crafts out of acorns

use a stick and pretend it’s your wand

Wear pretty clothes

Get some cute wings to wear!

work on a garden!

make tiny terrariums

make a fairy garden! You can find most items for it at any dollar store.

swing on swings anywhere!

Go into the forest just a few feet

Picnic!

pack cute fairy-themed snacks into a lunchbox

journaling down your feelings!

sending cute notes to your friends

make flower crowns (guides are all over the internet if you need one!)

make pinecone bird feeders!

make fake mushrooms! (Mushroom shelves on the wall, mushroom bottles & jars, etc)

explore the forest & fields! (If you live near any)

draw and jot down the little ideas you get while exploring

draw the bugs & stuff you find!

Or: make up some bugs & critters!

draw any ideas you get for creatures.

if you live in a city, you can stay inside and make a pillow/blanket fort, with lanterns on the inside (my lanterns are metal sadly) and it’ll look very magical!

🌈💫 Rise and shine, dear little ones! Let's start our day with a morning routine filled with joy, comfort, and the sweet essence of age regression magic. 💫🌈

🌸🍼 Begin your morning with a gentle stretch, like a playful yawn that invites the world to join in your little adventure! Embrace the warmth of your favorite blanket, snuggled up with your stuffies for extra comfort. 🍼🌸

🎶🌅 Invite cheerful music or calming sounds into your space as you wake up, setting the perfect ambiance for your little heart to flutter with happiness. Let the melody guide you into a joyful morning mood! 🌅🎶

🌞💕 Take a moment to give yourself a loving pep talk, just like a caring caregiver would. Remind yourself that today is filled with opportunities to explore, create, and find delight in the littlest things. 💕🌞

🌼🍽️ Time for a little breakfast adventure! Prepare a meal that makes your taste buds dance with joy, whether it's colorful cereal, cute-shaped pancakes, or a magical smoothie. Eating like a little can be so much fun! 🍽️🌼

🦋🌈 Engage in a calming activity, like coloring or journaling, to ease into the day. Let your creativity flow, and embrace the magic of expressing your thoughts and feelings in your own little way. 🌈🦋

🎨🍼 Don't forget to give your beloved plushies and stuffies a little morning cuddle and tell them how much you adore them. They're your loyal companions, and they love you just as much! 🍼🎨

🌟💫 As you prepare for the day ahead, remind yourself that being little is a superpower. Embrace your little self with love and confidence, knowing that you can handle anything with the joy and curiosity of a child. 💫🌟

🌈💕 So, let this whimsical morning routine be your daily dose of age regression magic. Embrace the little moments, savor the sweetness of each morning, and remember that your inner child shines brightly every day! 💕🌈

💗 please don't remove my tags 💗

my perfect soft day from morning to bedtime 🧸

🌅 Morning I wake up slowly in my cozy bed, snuggled under my softest blankie. My favorite stuffie is tucked under my chin, and the room smells like warm sunshine and clean sheets. A sleepy cartoon plays while I drink from my favorite sippy or bottle—maybe warm milk or apple juice. My caregiver helps me pick out comfy clothes: pastel overalls, fuzzy socks, and maybe a hoodie with animal ears.

🫧 Late Morning After breakfast (pancakes with strawberries and syrup, please 🍓), it’s playtime! I color pictures, build with blocks, or watch a few more episodes of Bluey or My Little Pony. There’s a sensory bin to squish, soft music playing, and a little time to play pretend with my stuffies—maybe they’re on an adventure or hosting a tea party.

🥪 Lunchtime Snack plate time! Finger foods like Goldfish, apple slices with peanut butter, and a mini sandwich cut into a cute shape. I sit on a pillow on the floor with my stuffies around me like a picnic. Juice box in hand. Everything feels soft and slow.

🌈 Afternoon Maybe a walk outside with a grown-up, or some time to play in a blanket fort. I read picture books or listen to a story being read aloud while I cuddle up with my stuffies. If I feel sleepy, I curl up for nap time with lullabies playing softly in the background.

🖍️ Late Afternoon When I wake up, it’s craft time! Crayons, stickers, maybe a little glue and glitter. Or I bake something simple with help—like sugar cookies with rainbow sprinkles. Afterward, I clean up my toys with gentle reminders and get lots of praise for being helpful.

🧼 Evening Bubble bath time! I splash, play with toys, and smell like lavender afterward. I get dried off in a warm towel and helped into my favorite jammies—something soft with stars or animals on it. I brush my teeth, hug my stuffie goodnight, and crawl into bed with the nightlight glowing.

📖 Bedtime A bedtime story, soft cuddles, and gentle words: “You are safe. You are loved. You are enough.” Lullabies play softly. I drift to sleep, warm and small and safe.

🌙💤

Here are some ideas for things for fairy regressors to do, things that I like to do when I feel like a little fairy! If you don't know what fairy regression is, I posted about it here: https://www.tumblr.com/melrosefairies/797459029561622528/fairy-regression?source=share

Go for a walk (a walking trail or forest would be good) and try to see everything through the eyes of a little fairy. Maybe search for fairies or try to find signs in nature.

Collect sticks to create a magic wand with paint and glitter.

Collect stones/pebbles to decorate with colors, drawings, or symbols.

If you have some money, there's a website called Little Potion Co. that has potion kits for kids! If not, try making your own potions from natural or household products (just stay safe).

Watch a fairy-themed TV show, such as Winx Club.

Wear fairy-themed clothing, maybe greens and pastel colors, or maybe more like whimsigoth depending on your personality and style.

Wear fairy wings!

Try some fairycore makeup.

Paint your nails with glittery nail polish.

Read witchy books, especially if you can find some directed at children or teens. 'The Teen Witch's Guide to...' series and 'Teen Magick' are good for teens, but I haven't found any for younger audiences yet.

Read fairytales.

baby bat . . .