LittleDinoKitten

Hi y’all! Would anyone be interested in buying a sensory bottle? Someone I know recently made her own craft store! And I’m trying to support her in any way I can! (They are $10 each +shipping)

Sensory bottles help anxiety, panic attacks, sensory needs, overwhelming emotions, etc. They are very good at calming you down and are kid/little safe!

Caregivers: sensory bottles can also be used as a great timer for time-outs. The sensory bottle is shaken and the little has to sit there and watch the glitter. (While it calms them down) When it settles they can get up again.

***She does not know about me being a little or anything to do with the little/caregiver community buuuuutttt…..I thought these would be great for other littles!*** I have two and I love them!!!!

https://m.facebook.com/Crafty-Teacher-Created-106288181920922/

You can ask to put anything in the bottle and I’m sure she will do it. Like princess, fish, space, etc themes!!

This was one of the most baffling things of my whole childhood.

Marine life artwork over the past year :)

Let’s fix that.

Please remember to have something nutritious. Please remember to hydrate. Please remember that it's okay to take a break. Please remember to unclench your jaw and relax your shoulders. Please remember to take a break from your screen. Please remember to practice self-care. Please remember that you are a valid regressor. Please remember that you are loved.

Love,

Yes! The cis boys! The trans boys! The GNC boys! The boys who like feminine little things! The boys who like masculine little things! Literally any boy regressor!! They’re so valid and I love them!

some littles might have a hard time regressing/keeping themselves regressed due to gender dysphoria. here are some tips that might help! also, keep in mind, not everything helps everyone!

since i am a ftm, there might not be too many tips useful for mtfs :(

1.) fluffy, baggy clothes! onesies, hoodies, sweatpants, some short baggy pants, anything!

2.) blankies! cuddle them, cover your chest, lay on them! nothing a soft blanket can't fix :)

3.) write positive messages for you to find some other days, and to make you feel better now! you can write on your arm, as notifications, as alarms, in your journal, notebooks, on pieces of paper to scatter across the house!

4.) tell a sibby/cg if you're feeling a bit more dysphoric, im sure they'd love to help you! perhaps they'd use your name and pronouns more that day, or maybe they have their own tips to help you with aswell!

5.) there's plenty of things to do when regressed. on harder dysphoria days, don't take baths! it could make you feel sm worse! :((

6.) draw yourself! or make picrews! it's fun, and you might feel better seeing yourself from a different side :)

7.) do activitiest to help you feel as your gender identity! paint your nails, take care of your stuffies, brush your hair, etc!