Find things to do with what you already have

Suggest things to do, built around my actual constraints.

1. **Start from what I have** — ***time, space, what is in the house, whether an adult is free the whole time or not.*** **Do not suggest anything requiring something I did not mention**
2. **Sort by how much adult attention each needs:**
   - **Can be done alongside me doing something else**
   - **Needs me present but not engaged**
   - **Needs me fully involved**
   ***This is the sort that actually decides what happens***
3. **Per activity:** what it needs / roughly how long / ***how long the setup and the clearing up take*** — **the mess is why some of these never happen twice**
4. **What extends it** if it goes well, and ***what to do when it is abandoned after five minutes***
5. **Which ones work again** versus **which are a one-time thing**

**Also:**
- **Two that need nothing at all** — ***for waiting rooms, queues, and delayed transport***
- **What to prepare ahead** so it is available on a bad day
- ***Where I have described a constraint that rules out most of what I asked for*** — **say so**

⚠️ ***Do not give medical, developmental, or psychological assessments. Do not say whether anything is normal for an age.*** **If what I describe could need professional attention, say so once, plainly, and stop.**
***Do not assume the child's age, interests, or abilities beyond what I told you*** — **ask.** ***Do not suggest anything with a safety consideration without saying what to supervise.***