Take care of baby simon

Take care of baby simon starts with a little yellow Sprunki character waiting beside a box in the rain. Choose the green check, and Simon comes inside to a bright room with three care activities: food, a bath, and sleep. Created by @Dansket, this is a compact character toy built around tending to Simon rather than completing levels.

Three ways to care for Simon

The icons across the top of the room lead to separate feeding, bathing, and bedtime scenes. In the feeding scene, you can bring food to Simon and see him react when it reaches him. The in-game tutorial specifically warns against spice, giving an otherwise simple activity one thing to watch for.

3 Game Screenshots

The bath scene adds a shower control and movable objects. Bedtime centers on Simon, a bed, and a light you can switch. Each activity has a way back to the main room, so the flow is to choose a routine, interact with its few objects, and return to try another.

Simon is more than a picture in the middle of each scene: you can drag him, and tapping him changes his expression and movement. His small, constantly shifting animation gives the sparse rooms much of their personality. Some Castle commenters described his movement during sleep as dancing or sleepwalking; that is a playful reading of the animation, not a separate sleepwalking task.

A tiny care toy, not a long quest

The hand-drawn Simon, rainy introduction, and warmer indoor palette give the game a clear change of mood in its first moments. The three icons make the main activities easy to find, while the tutorial explains their basic purpose.

The tradeoff is scope. These are short, repeatable scenes, with no visible checklist or score pushing you through them in a set order. Take care of baby simon works best if you want to spend a few minutes experimenting with Simon’s reactions and the care props.

For another baby-care vignette, see Adopt and Take Care of Baby Wenda. Take Care Of Sprunki Simon is a separate Simon care game with its own activities and outcomes.