Tickle Therapy - Baby Rae v2

Description:

Title: "Quantifying Tactile Hypersensitivity in Restrained Subjects: A Case Study on V2 Tickle Stock Configuration and Toe Restraint Efficacy"

Introduction
This observational study evaluates the physiological and behavioral responses of Subject "Baby Rae" (24F, 5'2", 110lbs, foot size 6) during re-exposure to the V2 tickle therapy chair. The upgraded apparatus features vertical foam-padded stocks (density: 15kPa), a posterior toe restraint bar (stainless steel, 8mm diameter), full-body straitjacket (neoprene-lined), and dual thigh straps (nylon, 50mm width). Primary objectives include:

1. Assessing pain reduction via foam density optimization
2. Measuring toe slippage prevention under sustained stimulation
3. Comparing laughter/vocalization metrics to V1 trials

Methodology

• Restraint Protocol:
• Toes bound dorsiflexed at 30° to posterior bar (exposing plantar arch creases)
• V2 stocks adjusted to 7cm vertical spacing (foam compression: 40%)
• Straitjacket locked at 3rd thoracic vertebra with auxiliary crotch strap
• Stimulation:
• Both manual and utilizing patented tools, varying speeds and pressure.

Observations
Subject exhibited:

• High-frequency giggles (12Hz vocal pattern) with full toe visibility maintained
• Punctuated cursing during arch scribbling
• Full-body torque measured at 22Nm (37% reduction vs V1's 35Nm)

Discussion
The V2 configuration demonstrates:
 62% longer endurance before potential safe-word activation
 89% reduction in post-session ankle abrasions
 15% decrease in sole erythema development 

Conclusion
Observers shall submit comparative analyses to [email protected] by [DATE]. Focus areas:

1. Laughter pitch modulation during metatarsal stimulation
2. Effectiveness of foam dampening on hip thrust amplitudes
3. Linguistic analysis of degradation resistance