cheer-ups
nounUK /ˈtʃɪərʌps/
US /ˈtʃɪrʌps/
Things you do or say to make someone feel happy again.
She brought her friend some cookies as cheer-ups after his bad day.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Small gifts or treats given to lift someone's spirits.
The nurses handed out cheer-ups to the children in the hospital.
3. Words or actions that raise someone's mood.
His jokes were the cheer-ups the team needed after losing.
4. Short bursts of applause or encouragement at a game.
The crowd's cheer-ups echoed across the field.