#child regression

[hunniemawa]

🐈‍⬛ Mae Borowski Agere Board with Spooky Stuff and Dinosaurs 🐈‍⬛

I feel a bit nervous to say this, but I reeeeally think Mae would be an age regressor. Being pressured into being the family prodigy and her derealization problems could probably lead her to cope this way! So I put some special interests of hers into this board-

Hope you enjoy!

[darlingdespairstims]

please could you do aesop from idv? as a kid regressor, no pressure ofc<<<3333

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Aesop Carl Stimboard

W/ kidre Stims

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[kid-forever]

My chire Friendship application (i need more regression friends 😭)

- No sexualization of regression

- You gotta be okay with lgbt peeps

- No pro-Israel (I hate to bring up politics on this blog, but this one is way too serious to not mention)

- No terfs (idc if you like Harry Potter, just don’t be a jkr supporter)

- No anti-feminists

-No proshippers

- No pro-corporal punishment

-420-friendly (i don’t smoke all the time, but it really helps me regress)

-no religious or spiritual discrimination (I’m not religious, I just hate when people act like their beliefs are the only true beliefs)

THINGS I like!!!!:

-Nintendo (Zelda especially)

- Disney Princess (guilty pleasure)

- Toys!!!!

-Sensory stuff

- Care Bears

- My Little Pony

-Transformers

- “cringe” things, like furries and sparkledogs

-Unicorns

-dragons

-animals in general

[mydissociativediaries]

1/31/2023: Me

I keep thinking about that scene in adolescence where I was in a dark bookstore and found a book about vampires in a cardboard box. The darkness started settling over me again. This was important partially because it's tied to past trauma but also because I feel like I was really "me," maybe for one of the last times.

I was still that self-serious girl who did well in school, loved reading and drawing and had some degree of a relationship with her relatives. I still had a little hope for the future. I dreamed about being an artist. I could be solemn but a little funny and creative. Teachers and classmates liked me.

I wasn't happy--in fact, I was miserable during this time--but I was still ME. My personality was intact. I feel connected to this version of myself because she's one of the last remnants of the person that I was until high school.

Everyone changes, but this is different. I didn't change naturally as I grew older. The delusions, dissociation and eventual psychosis that started in high school disintegrated my personality. Even I don't recognize the person that I became, especially in my early twenties.

I'm doing better than I was then, but I'm still not "me." "Me" is gone. My personality is shattered. The girl in that adolescent memory was whole despite her issues, and now I'm a pile of broken glass.

At the risk of sounding defeatist, I don't think that I can go back. All I can do is try to move forward with this new personality.

I don't have dissociative identity disorder, but I've heard people with DID talk about feeling depleted, like each split took part of their personality. That's how I feel, too. But I don't have personalities to integrate into my consciousness and restore the old "me." It's just...gone.

There's an adult version of me who grew up without all this bullshit running around. I don't hear much from her, though. I don't think she's an alter because she never controls me or takes over or anything like that. She just hangs out in the background. Strange person. I can tell that she has an odd sense of humor but in a good way. Her parents didn't make her feel bad about herself--at least not to excessive levels.

And "child me" is still in here, but I avoid her because 1. I don't like her and 2. trying to interact with her has often made my problems worse. Gonna set that aside for another time.

Maybe reaching out to them would help, but again--I don't think it would work right now. I'm focused on other things.

Thanks for reading,

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[mochiipudding]

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[schoolseducation]

What is Child Regression and How Can You Help Your Child?

The process of growing up is one of constant change, discovery, and personal advancement. However, just like adults, children can experience moments of emotional upheaval. One common problem that parents may encounter is child regression, which is defined as the temporary behavioural regressions that could confuse and concern caregivers. In this post, we will explain signs of regression, explore behavioural regression, and discuss how you may support your child during these difficult times.

[dreamdropsystem]

We always talk about how autistic adults are adults, and that's true. but shoutout to the autistics that :

age regress

pet regress

don't feel human

are age stunted by trauma

who feel like a teen/child for whatever reason

who want to be a child again

age sliders in a system

littles in a system

middles in a system

[pink-crayon-princess]

"I'm babey n I like to snuggle my stuffies n play tea party" that's awesome sometimes but who's going to build a littlest pet shop dictatorship and overthrow it with me. who's going to play orphans escape the witch in the woods with me. who's going to fight to the death during sharks and minnows with me.

[angellimbed]

my regression room 🧸🌸💓

s*xual blogs fuck off <3

[littletism]

sometimes regression/inner child healing is indulging in the things you enjoyed as a kid, even if they weren't actually child friendly.

i'm a 2000s kid who grew up with the internet, and you know darn well i was NOT supervised! i watched some insane stuff on youtube as a really young kid. and you know what? i go back and watch them sometimes, and it actually does help me regress.

one of my favorite youtube series as a young kid was called "is it a good idea to microwave this?" and it's exactly as it sounds. lots of crude humor, lots of swearing, lots of things exploding in microwaves. but every time i rewatch the series i can't help but feel like i'm 7 again, laughing at these silly guys putting silly things in their microwave.

this is why i get kinda bent outta shape when people say non-kid friendly media doesn't have a place in age regression when it absolutely does. some of us grew up with crude adult humor, and thus it helps us regress when we go back and watch it! and i think that's extremely valid.

[sporecringe]

[pawtrolling]

stars, stars, stars 🌟🪐

requested by @bugeyedcherry ♡

☆ requests are open!

[mydissociativediaries]

3/21/2023: Darkness

I'm starting to think that something happened to me in the dark, maybe when I was older. Probably something different because it's not tied to autumn or my nursery (or if it is, I'm not recalling it right now.) When I was a kid, I lay in bed at night and felt waves of anxiety wash over me. I know, it's insane. A CHILD did that! The sound of the AC/heater kicking on was a little comforting because it added to the white noise, but when it shut off, my anxiety spiked again.

I wasn't aware of any reason for it. It just happened. No wonder my brain is so fried that I need Xanax just to function.

Anyway, I had a childhood regression last night where I experienced that again. I "became" that age again, lying in bed at night. I felt those same waves of anxiety wash over me. Not the broken, distorted and maddening fear that I experience now. Just waves of pure childhood anxiety.

I never thought about it before, but something must have happened in the darkness to make me feel that way. It doesn't feel like anything that happened in my room (I'd moved out of the nursery by that point.) But I wonder if it's tied to this weird fear of suburban areas? I don't feel like that often--in fact, I often like suburban areas with nice houses because it makes me fantasize about being wealthy--but a few things get to me.

I read a book a while back that took place in a suburban neighborhood. Something about the setting creeped me out. It wasn't the setting itself. The neighborhood just...pinged something in my memory? I associate it with darkness and redness. Something's not right.

This feeling is linked to the dread and fear that I associate with my school. I'm not sure if it's the school itself. It feels like it's tied to this (possible) repressed memory that I associate with suburbia. This was a rural school, but still.

I had an apocalyptic dream once about a virus where my school was a minor location. (This dream was pretty surreal--it didn't have an actual storyline. Just images and dark vibes.) Maybe it's connected. These images all have a similar dark, creepy and apocalyptic feeling.

Why are these images tied to the apocalypse and viruses in particular? MAYBE I saw something on TV that scared me? I do have an intense fear of (fictional) deadly pandemics and can't watch or read anything about them.

But I used to LIKE media about viruses? And this fear seemed to start in early adolescence. I can remember reading a book series that featured a virus later in the story and looking forward to it (I never actually read that far), and that was relatively late in childhood. Maybe when I was 10 or 11? Or a little younger? But not super young.

So what the hell happened? It feels like these are all tied to real events. It's like I'm from another universe where a deadly pandemic occurred. Maybe that's the case.

Or maybe I lived through a pandemic in a past life? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ But why did the memories resurface at these particular times?

In any case, I don't think that my fear of lying in bed in the dark is related to the whole apocalypse thing. But just typing "lying in bed in the dark" was a little triggering. Why was I so afraid of that? Why am I STILL afraid of that? I still use a nightlight! I've never been able to sleep in the dark. In fact, nightlights that aren't bright enough trigger me. They have to be pretty bright.

I don't think that my parents were doing anything fucked up (as in, sexual abuse), but maybe something happened in someone else's house? A suburban house? Maybe it's tied to the eerie memory of the clean kitchen with a window?

It's going to blow my mind if it turns out that I repressed something huge. Something that I never thought could happen to me.

Thanks for reading,

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[plastic-rainbows]

Connect with your inner child this spring. Run through the grass in your bare feet. Draw with sidewalk chalk, use every color of the rainbow. Have a picnic with all your favorite fruits. Make crowns from the wildflowers around you. Stay out late enough to watch the sunset. Dance underneath the stars in the moonlight. Be unapologetically yourself 🌷🌿

[tinylullabies]

🧸ྀི being bottle fed , drowsy gaze as you rest on your carer , soft coo's as you drift off , gentle words echoing in your head as you fall into dreamland "sweet dreams ◞ sweet one." . . . ☁️🌈

[mintyscuriocabinet]

Minty's Affirmations For My Fellow Boy Regressors (Cis, Trans and Everywhere in Between)

💙 It's okay to regress.

💙 It's okay to have 'girly' interests.

💙 It's okay to cry.

💙 It's okay to prioritise your self care.

💙 It's okay to feel vulnerable.

💙 It's okay to set boundaries.

💙 You will be okay.

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