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Price gives me piggyback/baby sling vibes. He can hold his baby, but the extra support is helpful, especially to keep his hands free. I want to sit in his lap while he does paperwork, sleeping on his shoulder while he writes away. I just know he's warm and comfy to lay on.

Simon is a baby swaddler, just wrapping you up in a blanket, carrying you around that way and laying you on top of him whenever he settles down. He just keeps a little baby burrito on hand at all times, and I want to be the little baby.

Johnny gives me toss you around or spin with you in his arms vibes. He sets up the bed full of pillows so you don't get hurt and slams you down into the bed, lifting you up and tossing you into the pile. He can tell when you're starting to get overwhelmed from the activity and uses the pillow pile to cuddle you for a long nap. I just know he snuggles you close, rubbing your back a little to help you sleep.

Gaz absolutely gives piggyback rides, but he also loves just picking you up and holding you on his hip. He's great for calming you down, bouncing and swaying you when he holds you, and giving your face lots of little kisses. He also loves a good nap cuddle, cradling you in his lap and napping in the recliner in the living room.

Headcannons for how each of the team handle you being sick with them.

Kyle is in problem solving mode. He's making soup, ordering medicine, setting you in cool baths for your fever and making steam baths for your congestion. Every hour, he takes your temperature to make sure it hasn't gone up. He's incredibly protective over your sleep, and is the only one that you listen too when it comes to taking medicine.

If you are feeling stomach sick, Johnny is unfortunately not that good at helping you. He's a sympathetic puker, so if you throw up, he will, too. He does everything possible to make you feel better, applying vics to your chest, changing the cold rag on your forehead with a fresh one, and singing scottish lullabies whenever you get fussy. If he hears you gag, he's bolting out the room for another caregiver to help. He will be back with a brand new plushie and a small cup of ginger ale, though.

John is, of course, the one you want to cling to the most. Papa Price is so warm and snuggly, perfect for when you feel like you've been run over by a truck. Whenever you are sick, he puts what he can on hold to be with you. He rocks you in his rocking chair, reads or sings to you, and spoon feeds you a small portion of ice cream as a treat to make you feel better. He tries so hard not to become a mother hen, suffocating you with his worries. He does watch over you when you sleep, a heavy hand on your chest just to feel it rise and fall steadily.