Minifig your kiddo (or yourself!)

by Nikki Schwartz

I discovered something super fun today!  Turn yourself into a LEGO® Minifig!  LEGO® bricks are certainly a favorite in my office with kids on the Autism Spectrum.  How much fun would it be to let them create a Minifig of themselves?!

Mini-Mizer has got all kinds of options for skin color, clothing, capes, masks, etc.  I uploaded a picture of my office as the background.  The  website is free, appears to be safe, and is definitely worth checking out.


NOTE: Minimizer is no longer reliably active. :(

Photos Courtesy of reasonablyclever.com

DISCLAIMER: I have no affliation with LEGO®, reasonablyclever.com, Mini-Mizer, or minimizer.me, nor have they approved this post.  I have not been compensated in any way for this post, I just think turning myself into a LEGO® Minifig is about the coolest thing ever.

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Accessories for Star Wars, Star Trek, Super Heros...

Mini-Mizer 3.0 has 6 different kinds of capes, 28 hand accessories, 2 different Star Trek uniforms, and even an Iron Man Arc Reactor!

It occurs to me now that the cape and the light saber might cause some issues... Edna from The Incredibles always said, "No capes!"  I might get sucked into a vortex, like Splashdown or caught in an express elevator like Metaman.

Apparently, you can also order a real custom minifig from this website or another I found, minimizer.me  Can you imagine the look on the face of a kid obsessed with LEGO®?!

Well, I'm off to moonlight as... hmm... I need a good super hero name, suggestions?

Nikki Schwartz is a Licensed Professional Counselor at Oaktree and focuses on using neurofeedback, play, and talk therapies to provide practical, effective counseling to families and clients. 

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