#permakid

insomniac middle regressor

winding down after a hard day at school 🖤

Caregiver who keeps you fully away from the scary adult world.

Caregiver who helps you every step of your day. From getting up, to brushing your teeth, to getting bottles, to dressing up and everything else.

Caregiver who gently rubs your back when you're starting to feel too big feelings. Hugging and bouncing you like a baby back into the warm safety of being small.

Caregiver who never asks anything from you but that you keep being your adorable little self for as long as you want.

Caregiver who proudly shows off your drawings and colorings to their friends, ever proud of their baby.

Caregiver who feels blessed to have you in their life, and can't even believe how lucky they are to have you.

Caregiver who gets so much happier every day you struggle less with big worries, the more you settle into being your true tiny self.

Caregiver who helps you feel less scared of being little in public, making little games like staying inside the squares in the pavement and holding your hand in a grounding way to distract and calm your worried little heart.

Caregiver who hugs and calms you through trauma flashbacks, being a safe and comfortable presence, reminding you that it's just a bad memory.

💉 made by ME for MY comfort.

I can't live alone, not fully, not unsupervised. I have my own rented appartment, but I have to be checked on daily by my parents.

I can't work, I'm very socially stunted so I get picked on or taken advantage of EASILY by other adults. I assume everyone will be as kind as I am toward them, and despite being proven wrong multiple times, I can't stop. I suppose it makes me naive.

I can't study, I did my absolute best, but school is a very triggering environment and burnout is never too far away. My record is two weeks without being absent.

And why oh why ? Trauma, autism, other disabilities.

- an age regressor

- a pet regressor

- a caregiver

- a sfw account

- an account geared towards children/children’s media

- an adult regressor (pet or age!)

im looking for more people to follow, interact with, and befriend :]

Dear toddler regressors here's some tips and tricks on how to go to bed like a proper toddler.

-refuse to go to sleep when offered and act extremely offended they asked

-throw yourself on the floor screaming and crying when they insist it's time for bed

-Bargain with them, you'll go to bed if you get a glass of milk

-refuse to go to sleep without a bed time story

-pretend to go to sleep .. and then walk into your care givers room 5 minutes later saying you couldn't sleep.

-Crawl into the caregivers bed,sprawl out taking up the whole bed, and finally fall asleep