prince cherry's palace!!

-Cabbage Patch Kids

-Polly Pockets

-Bratz

-Play Dough

-Lego’s

-Etch A Sketch

-Sock Monkeys

-Tamagotchi Pets

-Barbies

-Care Bears

-Trolls

-Raggedy Ann and Andy

-Furbies

-Hungry Hippos

-Betty Spaghetti Dolls

-Beanie Babies

💞 helping us do art and pick out our colors

💞 play pretend with us

💞 prepare meals for us!

💞 bring us a drink in our fav sippy or bottle

💞 cut our food into smaller pieces

💞 singing songs and nursery rhythms with us!!

💞 “how is my baby doing today??”

💞 asking us to point out the color or animal on something

💞 positive reinforcement !

💞 cuddles and hand holding!!

💞 asking us about our day

💞 doing voices for our stuffies

💞 “you’re too small for that!”

💞 helping us onto playgrounds and high places

💞 planning activities and fun stuff for us!

Guards or Carers can help ChiRebrum in many ways, I made a list for Long Distance Tips so here’s the close distance one! [I will use they/them only]

Help them tie their shoes

This seems to be a constant issue with a lot of people. It’s very annoying to do and honestly it’s just a minor thing!

Help them wash their hair dry if they can’t get in the shower or bath by themself due to executive dysfunction or fears.

This is important. Some people are very afraid of the shower/bath or too depressed to get into it due to mental illness or other factors. Please be understanding of this issue, they don’t want to be intentionally dirty, it’s just hard.

Offer them attention by giving them comfort touches if they are comfortable with it (Petting, patting of the back, holding hands)

Some people are comforted by those kinds of touches when they do something good for themselves/their own sake (eating/changing/etc) specially people who suffer from a mental illness such as PDs and the like.

Offer to help them pick their clothes if they ask for help or seem uncertain.

Some trans people who need help passing, and some people suffer from executive dysfunction and their decision making is disordered (for people with dpd and bpd for example)

Give them their pacifer to help them relax Some ChiRe may use a paci to stim. Order for them at a restaurant I know that I can have difficulty with ordering food due to really bad anxiety, and it can be even harder when regressed. Ask them what they want in advance, and then order for the both of you. Offer to go with them to Doctor and therapist appointments! Or help them with going to appointments in general Sometimes going alone can cause a lot of anxiety! When regressed, some may go non-verbal, and need their carer to help them get across what they need to say. Napping together can be really nice! Napping can help with stress. If they just want to nap alone, tuck them in. Check on them in a bit. If they have a nightmare, comfort them. Remind them of their accomplishments Some ChiRe, when feeling very low or depressed, may need to hear how proud their carers are of them (especially if they have a pd). It can help boost their mood a little. Help them set reminders for medication ChiRes with memory issues may forget to take their medication. Ask them if they have taken it.  It may also help to remind them of other things they may need to do. Invest in colourful sticky notes and to-do lists. Read books to them I love being read to while I draw, or am trying to fall asleep. Read some of their favourite books to them before bed, or if they are feeling down. Some ChiRes may have difficulty reading when regressed at a younger age. Go places together! Plan some fun things to do. Go to the movies together, plan a picnic, go on a walk etc. Maybe go to the zoo, or vist a museum. Maybe even go to an asument park and win your ChiRe a prize to take home.  Have a fun day together. Cook treats together! I know that I love to bake with my carer. Depending on your diet, make fun treats together. Look up recipies to make colourful food. Maybe bake some Halloween cookies, and watch movies after. Have fun inside. Perhaps they are feeling low on spoons, or can’t deal with going outside. That’s okay! Maybe plan some games inside. Play video games, board games, build a pillow fort, have a movie marathon. Watch some kiddie cartoons. Maybe make some arts and crafts together. Chores If can be hard to do chores when regressed. Help them out and make them a little more fun. Play some music while cleaning, or set timers and do things one at a time. People with various mental illnesses and disabilities may have a hard time completing or even starting chores. Helping them clean their rooms and organize things may help some ChiRes feel accomplished that they have done something. Help them reach things. My carer is taller than I am, and I often need help reaching things. If you’re taller than your ChiRe, help them out with reaching items. As well, keep dangerous things away from them by putting that stuff high up. (or perhaps hide all the sweets up there, and give it to them as a reward). Put a relaxing playlist together. If they have trouble sleeping, or need something to listen to in order to relax, make a nice calming playlist for them to listen to.

🍯 peanut butter and honey toast*

🍯 baby carrots

🍯 string cheese

🍯 a simple pb&j sandwich (uncrustables are my favorite)*

🍯 popcorn

🍯 spaghetti w/ your topping off choice (even if it’s just butter)

🍯 popsicles (you can even make your own!!)

🍯 cut up fruits, fruit cups, or even just applesauce

🍯 Jell-O or pudding cups

🍯 little snack sized packages of crackers or cookies

🍯 dry cereal; esp. things like Cheerios and Chex

🍯 animal crackers

*peanut butter can of course be substituted for any other nut butter you may like*

This one has activities and crafts!

This playlist has easy recipes!

This channel has lots of stim!

This channel has toy unboxings!

This channel has cute baked goods!

This channel has animal video game roleplaying!

And there is a youtube kids app too!

Thank you to @papapurin for helping us with this list!

Hello everyone! I wanted to share some super simple recipes for drinks that I use to fill baby bottles! Using regular milk is nice, but can get boring, real formula or cream can be unhealthy, and some recipes are too thick to suck through a nipple. So I came up with some simple drinks to replace boring milk! (I don’t include too many hard measurements; these recipes are best made to taste. Everyone will like them best with slightly different amounts of ingredients) 

Angel Milk- Probably the easiest to make with stuff you have around your house. All you need is 12oz of milk or a milk replacement, a tablespoon of sugar, and a splash of vanilla! Combine the ingredients, heat up the drink until it’s warm and that’s it! Very easy for littles to make for themself

Bedtime Kiss- This one needs to be heated up to be quite hot, so be careful! It also tastes best with real, whole milk. Heat 12oz of milk until it starts to foam, around 2-3 minutes. Be careful it doesn’t spill over! Then, mix in 1 or 2 tablespoons of honey and a shake of nutmeg and cinnamon. Make sure you let it cool a bit before putting the nipple on!

Gingerbread House- Santa’s favorite! You’ll need some maple or pancake syrup, a shake of cinnamon + nutmeg + ground ginger, a splash of vanilla, and milk (if you’re using milk substitutes, I recommend hazelnut milk or vanilla almond milk). Heat the milk, and combine all ingredients. You’ll have to mix the maple syrup in well!