Long Distance Caregiver Tips

Just got back from Spencer's and bought some things!! 🙊 I finally bought the choker collar I've been dying for and kitty ears. I'm really excited to wear them ☺💕💕

𝑾𝒂𝒚𝒔 𝒕𝒐 𝒈𝒆𝒕 𝒊𝒏𝒕𝒐 𝒍𝒊𝒕𝒕𝒍𝒆𝒔𝒑𝒂𝒄𝒆......

Without a caregiver:

Disney/kiddo/comfort music and Tv

Oversized clothes/clothes that make you feel smol

Small cutlery (plates, silverware, bowls)

Sippy cups/using two hands when drinking

Blankies/stuffies/comfort pillows

Play dress up

Do your makeup/hair

Pacis

Comfort food

Go to the park/zoo

Coloring

With a caregiver:

Littlespace dates (coloring together, park dates)

Coloring/making your cg things

Watching movies

Cg doing things for you (brushing your hair, cutting your food, tying your shoes

Cuddling!!!!!

Letting them dress you up or pick out your clothes

Playing games

Cooking together

Having a cg there to cuddle wif would be a plus hehe

this user loves cuddling stuffies under warm blankies in a cold room with a disney/pixar movie playing a sippy cup eating snackies while wearing a onesie

All caregivers are important!!!

Caregivers come in all shapes and sizes and should be cherished for who they are and what they do for their kiddos and critters! If you have a caregiver, never be afraid to express how much they mean to you. Especially caregivers who:

✨ Caregivers who are eager to learn the ropes of nurturing their little ones

✨ Caregivers who aren’t comfortable being addressed with typical caregiver titles such as mommy or daddy

✨ Caregivers who prefer to be called something else other than caregiver

✨ Caregivers who are apprehensive of their performance but always excelling at taking care of their regressor/dreamer

✨ Caregivers who are in a long distance relationship with their regressor/dreamer

✨ Caregivers who are strictly platonic

✨ Caregivers who take care of multiple regressors/dreamers

✨ Caregivers who can only look after one regressor/dreamer at a time

✨ Caregivers who establish boundaries and take mental health breaks

✨ Caregivers who play the role of a sibling caretaker as opposed to a parental one

✨ Caregivers who reinforce the importance of self care and help their regressor/dreamer take better care of themselves

✨ Caregivers who regress/dream and wish to be taken care of as well

✨ Caregivers who suffer from mental health issues and seek comfort through caregiving

✨ Caregivers who are afraid of regressing/dreaming as they sense they need to take care of everyone, but are deserving of being cared for just like anybody else

✨ Caregivers who are always excited to take care of their regressor/dreamer

✨ Caregivers who are fairly new to caregiving but are trying their very best

✨ Caregivers who have their own unique approach to caregiving

✨ Caregivers who cannot provide for their regressor/dreamer physically but supports them no matter what

I love all my stuffies with all my heart 🥺💕

So cuuuuuttee 💕💕

Day 20: A moodboard based on your gender

Transmasc demiboy

fairy bunny

deer themed outfit! 🦌🌱

requested by @smallfawnboy

I was just thinking and the difference between big me and little me are very different

Big me is grungy, rocker, hippie, hobo with a some of my little side. I'm talkative, laid back, messy but put together, and more dominant

Little me is similar but softer, pigtails, skirts, croptops. I'm quiet, whiney, clingy, cuddly, and submissive like no other

At the end of the day, I always feel little. I get off work or school and pop a paci in my mouth and take off my pants and put on a big shirt or jacky. I guess it's more just the fact that I'm in a public place where I have to be big so I try my hardest to push my little side away as to not embarrass myself or feel vulnerable. It makes me confused and feel like I'm constantly lying to people about who I am, but it's also something I need to figure out. It'll take time and patience ig