u/lindseyyyyi

Things that put me in mommyspace instantly 💕💕

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♡ Sleepily crawl closer to me without even realizing it.

♡ Ask me “can you stay until I fall asleep?”

♡ Hold my pinky instead of my whole hand sometimes.

♡ Look proud after doing something tiny and show me immediately.

♡ Hide your face in my chest when you’re embarrassed.

♡ Wear my clothes and drown in the sleeves a little.

♡ Ask for “just one more cuddle” before getting up or ask for milkies or baba.

♡ Quietly wait for me to praise you after trying hard at something.

♡ Let me wipe your tears even when you insist you’re okay.

♡ Play with my fingers absentmindedly while we sit together.

♡ Curl up under a blanket beside me and peek out sleepily.

♡ Get all soft and clingy when you’re half-awake.

♡ Reach for me first when something startles you.

♡ Ask me to carry you when you’re tired “just for a minute.”

♡ Make grabby hands at me when you want affection.

♡ Snuggle closer every time I stop petting your hair.

♡ Let me guide you gently through crowds or busy places.

♡ Ask “will you cuddle me?” in that tiny sleepy voice, anything in a tiny voice tbh.

♡ Getting pouty when I stop cuddling you.

♡ Asking me to stay nearby while you do little tasks.

♡ Sit in my lap just because it feels safe there.

♡ Nuzzle into me when you need comfort but don’t know how to ask.

♡ Whisper soft little “thank you”s after I take care of you.

Heya!! Hope y'all are having a lovely day!!

What do other littles do/will do to put their partners in mommyspace :))

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u/lindseyyyyi — 11 hours ago

Ways to Make Littles feel Little :)

I made a list of things I used to do to make my little regress properly into their headspace when they needed it. PSA: if they're on the spectrum it's best to ask before you do physical stuff, like pulling cheeks so as to not overwhelm them!! Here we go:

♡ pat their head

♡ kiss their forehead

♡ call them pet names (little one, prince(ss), sweetheart, baby, etc.)

♡ hold their hand, while doing big girl things

♡ cut their food for them, fill their sippy cup for them

♡ buckle their seatbelt

♡ read them bedtime stories

♡ give commands/tasks

♡ sit them on your lap

♡ pinch their cheeks

♡ tuck them into bed

♡ brush their hair for them

♡ remind them to use their manners

♡ wipe crumbs off their face

♡ carry them when they’re tired, wrap them up in a blanket burrito, using a blankie with CGs scent on it works best

♡ praise them for simple things

♡ help them pick out clothes

♡ tie their shoes for them

♡ feed them bites of food

♡ let them nap on your chest

♡ call them “tiny,” “cutie,” or “good little one”

♡ guide them by the hand through crowds

♡ give them stuffed animals or soft toys

♡ rock them gently

♡ check on them during the night

♡ help wash their hair

♡ insist they drink water, put it in a baby bottle

♡ remind them when it’s bedtime

♡ reward them with treats for being good

♡ hold them close during movies

♡ color or do crafts with them

♡ make silly voices while talking to them

♡ boop their nose

♡ gently tease them for being tiny

♡ help them put on pajamas

♡ let them cling to your arm

♡ surprise them with stickers or little rewards

♡ carry their bag for them

♡ reassure them when they’re nervous

♡ encourage them to use cute cups/plates

♡ help button their coat

♡ cuddle them after a long day

♡ play with their hair while they rest

♡ remind them to slow down and be careful

♡ let them feel protected and looked after

What makes you feel regressed?? Also both mommies and littles are welcome to answer!! Have a nice day💞

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u/lindseyyyyi — 4 days ago

I seriously advocate for a mommy's dictionary for all mommy's!

(I love baby babble so much, puts me in mommy space instantly)

u/lindseyyyyi — 5 days ago

Chat I need help

I'm usually a pretty happy go lucky person, but today is a terribly sad day :/ I'm usually struggling to deal with feelings for sadness because as a mommy with no little it feels terrible to go through something, and not having anybody to share it with. What do fellow mommies do to deal with this? Also how do littles with no mommies deal with something like this :(

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u/lindseyyyyi — 6 days ago

Some basic rules for littles with no CGs

I saw that a lot of littles here are craving for a mommy/cg but are unable to have that. Just wanted to do my part as a mommy and note down a few rules that might help when you guys are in little space, and taking care of yourselves. I hope you wonderful souls find a mommy soon! Have a great day 💞 💞

♡ A set bedtime

♡ No self harming

♡ Eat a certain amount of food daily / at certain times

♡ Drink enough water throughout the day

♡ Ask for help when you need it

♡ A set amount of junk food / sweets per day / week / month

♡ Use kind words with yourself and others

♡ A daily / weekly chore schedule

♡ Keep your room or space tidy

♡ Personal hygiene schedule

♡ Brush teeth morning and night

♡ Take medications or vitamins on schedule if needed

♡ A set amount of screen time while little

♡ Take breaks and stretch during screen time

♡ No swearing / cussing

♡ Practice calming activities when upset

♡ Wear weather-appropriate clothes

♡ Have quiet time or nap time if needed

♡ Keep favorite comfort items clean and safe

♡ Celebrate small accomplishments

♡ Be honest about needs, fears, and triggers

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u/lindseyyyyi — 7 days ago

A message to all the littles :)

I was recently talking to a fellow mommy about their little one and I just had the realisation that it takes so much courage to just be yourself as a little and, we as the Cgs have so much to be grateful for.

To all the littles who trust their mommies enough to be soft, vulnerable, emotional, playful, needy, clingy, honest, and fully yourselves, thank you.

Thank you for the courage it takes to let someone see the tender parts of you. Thank you for the trust you place in your caregivers, and for the love, joy, comfort, and connection you bring into these dynamics. Vulnerability is not a weakness; it’s one of the bravest gifts a person can offer.

The bond between a little and their mommy is built on trust, care, communication, and mutual devotion, and it’s beautiful to witness. Every time you allow yourselves to be held emotionally and authentically, you make these spaces softer and more meaningful.

You are appreciated more than you know. I hope all the littles are having a lovely day! 💕

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u/lindseyyyyi — 9 days ago

just putting this out there

I keep seeing this post everywhere and the feelings it evokes in me is unreal. Just a little girl staring at me like that sksjdjdjj I would melt

u/lindseyyyyi — 10 days ago