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25 days of agere moodboards

Day 8: Your ideal playroom

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a │ c : messy adventurer

sometimes getting messy, is half the fun!

so why not put on your explorer hat, and take a trip outside to find some magical wanders!

you could:

☆ make mud pies.

☆ make mud potions.

☆ meet mystical creatures.

☆ explore the land!

☆ find buried treasure.

☆ have magical powers!

it's all up to you, adventurer, do you have what it takes?

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Day 5: Favourite Show

For the 25 agere moodboards <3

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🚀What I like to do when tiny:🚀

As an autistic kid that doesn't rly like to play pretend

🪐play memory or other games🪐

🚀craft something🚀

🪐play doctors office, I make patient sheets🪐

🚀do some coloring🚀

🪐play hide and seek in the park🪐

🚀do research about a topic and journal abt it🚀

🪐play tag with my cg/sibby🪐

🚀draw something for my cg🚀

🪐put on a fashion show for my plushies🪐

🚀build with building blocks🚀

🪐organize my tiny gear🪐

🚀play video games🚀

🪐watch cartoons🪐

Fun fact of the day: Days on Venus are longer than years. Due to the planets slow rotation, it takes 243 Earth days to spin around once; but it only takes 225 Earth days to go around the sun.

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My friend Tay asked me to help him teach people about the kinds of mobility aids he uses. Tay has a autism and profound intellectual disability, along with a seizure disorder and a chromosomal disease, so he can't use the same kinds of mobility aid you normally see. Not many people know about this kind of aid, so we're going to teach you!

The first aid Tay uses is called a Gait Trainer. Gait trainers are a lot like walkers, except they follow you instead of you pushing them. They're also built in a way that helps teach you to walk better when when you're not using the gait trainer. Tay's gait trainer has a saddle and straps on it to make sure that he's safe and supported. He also chose a cool green color. Gait trainers are commonly used by children who take longer to learn how to walk and people with intellectual disabilities who can't use a traditional push style walker.

Tay says his favorite part of his gait trainer is playing at the park with his friend. His friend ALSO uses a gait trainer like Tay, which is really cool.

The next kind of aid Tay uses is called an adaptive stroller. Adaptive strollers are a lot like wheelchairs, but with smaller wheels because they're made to be pushed by someone else. These are great when you're like Tay and can't figure out how to push a manual wheelchair or steer a power chair safely.  Tay's adaptive stroller, a convaid rodeo, has the same feature my powerchair has, tilt, so that he can stay comfortable and safe when he has to sit in it for a long time. There's also buckles and straps that help Tay stay in the adaptive stroller, he gets help getting the buckles and straps done. Tay says that he can even be tilted back and go to sleep while everyone else is walking when he's in his adaptive stroller!

Finally, there's the Rifton Activity Chair! Activity chairs are most often used in places like school or developmental centers because they're great for getting people up close to the table and you're able to adjust the how tall or short you want the chair. A lot of high support strollers and wheelchairs aren't able to get as close to the table, but an activity chair is made just for that! It can go up and down and some of them can even tilt closer to the table. Tay says he uses it to make snacks and play in the water table and do crafts at the developmental center he goes to, he really likes his activity chair.

Thank you Tay for helping teach us! I learned a lot while writing this, and I hope it helps a lot of people learn about what these mobility aids are and why people use them!

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I might as well add: your body age does not matter. If you are in your 30's or your 40's, your regression is still valid and you're welcome on my blog. I'll never set an age limit because there is no age limit for being a regressor! Are you 50 and you regress? That's rad!

There's no age where you have to stop regressing. Don't let anyone convince you otherwise.

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Say “healing your inner child” and no one bats an eye say “age regression” and society goes wild…SOCIETY

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this is just my opinion but. age regression isn't about being "cute". it isn't a personality/persona, and it isn't an aesthetic/style. not every age regressor likes being called cute. not every age regressor likes soft/cute things. not every age regressor dresses in pretty pastels and frilly things. it shouldn't be about who's cuter, who's "more baby", or who's more soft. the age regression community as a whole is a safe space for ppl to cope with trauma, stress, and mental illness. don't look down on another regressor just because you think they're not as cute or "baby" as you.

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tea time

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normalize using adult pacifiers!! age regression it's a coping skill not a kink!!

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TY Beanie Babies BBOC cards ⭐️ series 1 birds

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