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Hi reminder that permaregressors aren't the "ideal" of the age regression community.

It's harmful to talk about us as if we're what everyone should aim for. You're silencing our experiences by acting like being a permaregressor is just carefree 24/7 regression. You're putting unfair strain on our caregivers by pretending like they're superhuman machines who are only here to care for us without their own lives outside it. You alienate us in our own community by policing what we can and cant do in our own of-age bodies regardless of our headspace age. You make us feel ashamed to talk about how it ACTUALLY is to be a permaregressor and at the same time you're spreading misinformation about it!

"Ahhh I wish i was a permaregressor then I could be tiny all the time and not have to worry about anything!!" IS ableism and it's gotten to the point that if i see a blog doing it, im blocking them.

Winter Themed Stimboard!! ❄️❄️❄️

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♡°◌̊ wants to follow their carer everywhere they go

♡°◌̊ whenever they get up they always ask where they’re going, even if it’s just to the bathroom for 5 mins

♡°◌̊ has a hard time sleeping by themselves :c but their loving and patient carer is there to tuck them back into bed no matter how many times they get up during the night ( ˘ ³˘) ♡

♡°◌̊ absolutely adores the comfort items they receive from their carer :3 they help regulate and substitute for when their carer isn’t there and reminds kiddo of how loved they are

♡°◌̊ the two love to share with each other. food, stories, a blanket, pretty much anything that can be shared is being shared (•‾⌣‾•)

♡°◌̊ always holding onto their carer’s hand, especially in crowded places, they don’t want to get lost or separated ( ཀ͝ ∧ ཀ͝ )

♡°◌̊ when they’re missing their carer extra hard, kiddo loves to draw pictures for them to hang up later on the fridge

♡°◌̊ their carer always lets kiddo know how proud they are for being so brave without them :3

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Rainbow kid 🌈

Rainbow agere stimboard + Eric carle because I love his work so much !!

Oh, baby, you're really sick. I'm sorry to say this, but I think we need to go to the hospital. I know that sounds scary, but I'll be right there with you every step of the way. It's like going to the doctors, but instead of one doctor there will be a whole team of them to find out what's wrong and how make you better. You can bring all of your comfort items with you, and I'll even let you play on the IPad a little bit in the waiting room, okay? Ready to go, my brave kiddo?

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Zoo Pals Merch

👇 Links Below 👇

...that aren't just coloring! Brought to you by a caregiver and STEM major.

Below is an updating collection of websites for things to do when regressed that revolve around STEM. Activities include videos, experiments, worksheets, reading, crafts, and games. Fields include space/astronomy, physics, zoology, water science, anthropology, paleontology, ecology, biology, and more! I've separated them by reading comprehension needed, with green being dedicated for younger headspaces and yellow being websites for adults AND kids. All sites are AI free and completely SFW. Happy learning!

🧸 1. Create a Safe Space

Find a private, quiet, and comfortable place.

Use soft lighting, cozy blankets, and items that feel safe.

If you have a caregiver (CG), let them know you're regressing. (If possible! some littles may be nonverbal <3)

🎨 2. Gather Comfort Items (Optional but Helpful)

Stuffies/plushies

Blankets or pacifiers

Sippy cups or bottles

Snacks (like applesauce, juice boxes, goldfish crackers)

Toys, coloring books, or sensory items

🎧 3. Choose Comforting Activities

Watch cartoons or kids’ movies

Color or play with toys

Listen to lullabies or soft music

Nap or cuddle with a stuffed animal

Use kids' apps or games

Talk in a childlike voice if it helps

🫧 4. Let Go of Adult Worries

Try to mentally "put away" responsibilities

Use affirmations like: "I am safe." "I don’t have to worry right now." "It’s okay to be small."

🛑 5. Set Limits

Set a timer if you have things to do later

Avoid regressing in unsafe or inappropriate environments

Practice self-care after regressing — drink water, reflect gently, and ease back into your usual mindset

Optional: Journaling or Memory Triggers

Some find it helpful to keep a regression journal or make a playlist of comforting songs, shows, or smells that help trigger the regressed mindset.

⚠️ Important Notes

Please keep an eye on yourself; keep safe when regressing.

Remind yourself: “It’s okay to need comfort.” There’s no shame in wanting to feel little or cared for.

You don’t have to “act like a child” — regression is about your internal experience, not outward behavior.

Minecraft agere board 🐬

i cant stop making boards...

★ vaporeon-themed padded babyre moodboard

Wow, kiddo, look at all your fish toys! I'm so glad they keep you calm and regulated! I guess this means I can call you my little aquatic tot, huh? Play as much as you want with all your fishies, and don't be afraid to make a big splash!