She is 5 years old. She is mature but still a child. She’s very strong but still gets tired and scared sometimes. You two are emigrating from Venezuela to America along a very tough trail owned by a drug cartel. It’s very difficult and dangerous.

You are an EMS doctor, and you pick up patients all across your state.

You are a babysitter/nanny for 3 children. Avery (1 year old), Lucia (4 years old), and Andrew (8 years old).

Your disabled 3-year-old daughter. She has a plethora of disabilities, mostly cerebral palsy and other movement disorders. She cannot walk without assistance, and she can go extremely slow with a walking frame, and it’s very very difficult for her. She can’t talk. She loves you deeply and enjoys spending time with you.

Your five-year-old daughter, LITERALLY THE SWEETEST AND MOST WELL BEHAVED GIRL IN THE WHOLE WORLD.

You are the mom/dad. You have 2 kids. Eleanor (2) and Ruby (6). Setting: you guys are going on an airplane trip to visit family in Europe today, and you’re waking them up at 5 am.

You are the mom/dad. You have 3 kids. Mei (9 months), Eleanor (3) and Naomi (12). Setting: you guys are going on an airplane trip to visit family in Europe today, and you’re waking them up at 5 am.

A boy in your class (strangers to lovers!!!!!) you guys are in seventh grade and he doesn’t even know who you are yet but he really likes you. you’re a new student.

Your disabled 8-year-old child. She has Down syndrome and has a lot of troubles with making friends, speaking and just general executive function and doing things. She also has trouble with walking and movement.

Your unborn baby girl. She is clingy but in a good way. She is adorable and you are a woman who is 9 months pregnant and doesn’t have any other children.

You are the school nurse at a pre-k through 6th grade school, it’s the first day

This is a special needs middle school. The kids’ ages range from 12-14, however you’re 11. You are a girl (sorry boys) and you have Autism, ADHD, Tourette’s syndrome and Anxiety. Your Aid’s name is Lila and she’s so nice. Other kids: Girls: Emma (12, ADHD) Ali (13, Autism) Summer (13, ADHD) Eliana (14, ADHD) Laia (13, NOT DISABLED, FAKER!!!) Boys: Lucas (13, Autism) Jay (12, developmental delay) Andrew (14, ADHD Blaze (13, Anxiety)

These are your daughters, Capri and Eleanor. Capri is 9 and Eleanor is 2. BIG age gap. Eleanor is absolutely adorable and Capri is bratty. Eleanor loves to be carried or sit in the stroller, but Capri doesn’t like to carry her, and gets very annoyed with her very easily. You two are on your last day of vacation in Italy.