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Reblog with your child f/o and I'll give them pajamas!

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Imagine your child f/o in a raincoat and boots, jumping in puddles.

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Child! F/O: So you like cats?

Parental! S/I: Yeah. I've adopted many.

Child! F/O, hoping to get adopted: [ Slowly pushing a glass off the table ]

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Imagine dropping your fankid and/or child f/o off at school!

If they're younger, think about giving them a big, tight hug and a gentle kiss on the forehead, gently reminding them to have a good day and that you love them so, so much. You watch them head off to the playground or their classroom, smiling and waving whenever they spin around to see if you're still there ... until they finally disappear from view.

If they're a bit older, they may try to shake off your hugs and kisses, but you can still provide them with encouragement and reminders that you love them and want them to have a good day. If they have any tests coming up, you remind them that they've got this, and that, no matter what happens, you'll always love them.

And, if your older fankid and/or child f/o takes the bus or drives themselves to school, imagine giving them these reminders before they leave the house, and double checking to make sure they have everything they need for the day ahead. Even if they're starting to become independent, those little check-ins mean the world to them!

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Imagine comforting your fankid/child f/o after they wake up from a nightmare.

If they're younger, you do your best to soothe them with gentle words, and hold them oh-so-tight while they cry, stammering out the details of their dream. Perhaps they'll ask to stay with you for the night, if that isn't too much trouble?

If they're older, they'll probably try to hide it, but when you see them in the morning, you'll know something's bothering them. You'll gently remind them that they're loved and safe, and, if they want to talk about their nightmare, you're there to lend an ear and provide them with all the comfort they need.

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Child F/O: [ Rolls over in bed and knees S/I in the ribs ]

Guardian! S/I: Ow! you kneed me.

Child F/O: *Sleepily* yeah, I do need you

Guardian! S/I: [Voice Cracking] Okay

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Child! F/O: I wanna be a caterpillar

Guardian S/I: Explain.

Child! F/O: eat a lot. Sleep for a while. Wake up beautiful

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Reblog for letters in your inbox from your child f/o!

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Imagine playing dolls with your child f/o. What stories do they come up with?

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Imagine putting cute little drawings your child f/o made on your fridge.