kind of a work in progress

Strawberries

Lemonade

Bread

Sliced deli meats like ham and chicken

Blueberries

Trail mix

Beef jerky

Tuna fish

Bacon

Eggs

Corn

Cherries

Persimmons

🌈 sidewalk chalk/paint during warm weather

🌈 getting distracted and making little doodles in notebooks

🖍so. many. stickers. Never enough stickers

🖍 always covered in paint/marker/glitter

🌈 top tier playlists for background music

🌈 searching up and printing out coloring pages

🖍 lots of primary colors & rainbows grabbing kiddos attention

🖍 room has lots of different textures and sensory experiences

🌈 bath crayons & bath-bombs to make bath time more fun

🌈 using art to help slip into regression/dreaming

🖍 kicking feet while focusing on making art

🖍 LOTS of washable paints/markers/stamps

🌈 …glitter? glitter???? glittery things?????????

🌈 excited squeaks, huffs, babbles over their art!

🖍 favorite part of going to the store is going to the craft section and looking at all the cool stuffs!

🖍 watching YouTube/Shows that have lots of art and following along

🌈 non-spill cups & snack bowls to keep kiddo’s art safe from accidents!

🌈 craft outfits/aprons with paint and marker all over them

🖍 standing in front of the coloring books at the store resisting the urge to make your collection even bigger

🖍 hanging up favorite art pieces and showing them off to your cg/stuffies

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I understand how frustrating that must be, I've been in similar situations. The kind of people who think regression is related to age pl/ay are often exposed to age pl/ay first, and can't seperate the two in their mind. I find linking medical studies of age regression can help, as professional input is a more trusted source than word of mouth.

I will link a source I often use when introducing age regression to someone, it may help you get a foot in the door with her. But! You're not responsible for her education on the subject; if it stresses you to continue trying to teach her, there's no shame in stepping away. You know what your regression means to you, and that's what matters 💛

Playing with toys looks different for everyone, even actual children!

Playing with toys can look like: 🧸🪁🚂

Taking pictures of your toys and writing captions for them

Brushing or grooming soft toys or toys with rooted hair

Ordering or sorting your toys by colour/species etc

Making up stories, poems or comics about your toys

Dressing or accessorising your toys

Imagining your toys talking to you or each other, forming opinions of their own, etc

Drawing your toys

Taking your toys for a walk outside, even in a backpack or pocket if you don't want to carry them openly

Making lists of the toys you have and where you got them etc

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halloween agere board!! 🎃🐈‍⬛🍂