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🌌 space themed regression 🌠

for anon!

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red themed agere outfit

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PB CEREAL BITES

Makes 18 servings

1/2 cup peanut butter

1/2 cup honey

4 cups cherrios (plain or honey nut)

Add honey and peanut butter to large microwave safe bowl

Microwave on high 1 minute, stir, microwave 30 seconds

Add cheerios, stir until coated

Drop portions onto parchment lined baking sheet

Allow them to set (they should harden up enough to pick them up within half an hour, but it takes a few hours for them to be more firm)

#recipe ideas

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🦋Keeping your little in little space🦋

Make sure your little one WANTS to be in little space, don’t make them feel like they’re being forced into little space!!!

Not sure if this applies to everyone- but my little one finds it comforting and finds it easy to slip when I call myself “mommy/daddy”

Cradling you’re little one is a good one! I like to sit criss cross apple sauce and put my munchkin in my lap and put their head on my chest and secure them in my arms 🥰 adding some rocking and playing with their hair is a bonus! And some good forehead kisses

Similar to cradling, you can cuddle your little and have them suck on their paci or your finger! Give them their favorite stuffie to hold!

Giving them their favorite snacks and drinks in little dishes. 🍼 Their little space bowls and sippies- it’ll help if you’re the one feeding them! “Let daddy help you!” Don’t forget to wipe their face when they’re all done! We don’t want a messy baby

Call them by their little names! My baby’s little name is “bubbles”- or you can use other names like “little one” “munchkin” “sweetie” “pumpkin” “baby boy/girl” “princess/prince” etc.

Doing things for them that they’d normally do on their own out of little space- such as opening things or reaching high places, brushing their teeth or hair. Saying that you’ll help because they’re “too little”

Asking them questions you’d ask a child. “What color is this, baby?” “How many pokadots are on this tissue box?” “What sound does a cat make?”

Let them hold your hand, more so, your finger. Holding one or two of your fingers instead of your whole hand makes them feel like your hand is much bigger than theirs!

Add ons!

Talk to your little in a baby voice! It’ll make your baby feel more comfortable being little around you!

I’ll add onto this when I think of more!! 🦋