#early childhood courses

[skillaustraliame]

Early Childhood Education Courses

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[mayasaura]

where do you think “griddle” as a nickname came from?

I have thought about this! I think it initially came from Harrow being two years old and not quite having gotten the hang of enunciation or compound vowels.

It stuck around mostly because Gideon hated it—that's not her name!!—and even as toddlers, Harrow's favorite game was getting under her skin.

[just-an-enby-lemon]

People are always making horror versions of Peter Pan but as a transmasc who was obcessed with Peter growing up he will forever br my first trans alegory. I wanted to be Peter Pan so badly and at the time I had no idea why I was so afraid of growing up. Because as a kid I was a "girl" but being percieved as a girl was not that different from being a boy.

I could walk around shirtless depending on the place cause I had no boobs, I could sit whoever I wanted and my parents would frown but not care as much if I played with all types of toys and watched all cartoons. I could wear any type of clothes and it wouldn't matter. Gender doesn't matter as much until you are an adult and deep down you know that.

I was terrifield of growing up. I wanted to be Peter Pan. Forever a lost boy. Never having to deal with the pressures of a womanhood I mostly couldn't see myself in.

And so if I ever wrote a Peter Pan story it would be about transmasc Peter and transfem Wendy and the fear of growing up and losing this place where their gender identity and expression mattered a little less. And the positive note was that while we have to grow up we don't have to became what people expect and that is hard but we have our place in this earth and we have joy and is worth it. I'll likely never do that. But Peter Pan will always mean that to me.

[saturnniidae]

Modern AU Berk is either a tiny mostly unheard of self-governing Archipelago somewhere in the middle of the norwegian sea, or its a tiny also unheard of island that's close enough to mainland to have a bridge. Regardless they have their own language that's not even the official language of the region, it sounds grating to literally anyone not from there.

The main town (it's not the only one on the island but is the largest), the Village of Berk, is a fishing town and is the kind of place where no one ever leaves; most of the families have been there for generations and people very rarely move there. There's a very short list of things for entertainment that aren't wandering in the woods. The movie theater only has movies that premiered months ago and the wifi is shit no matter what, you will never watch a YouTube video in hd.

Despite all this, it could be a good tourist location for the scenery, if the people that live there weren't so unpleasant, that is.

[ritahayworrth]

y'all all my life my dad has never shown any real interest in traveling outside of the philippines because he's not really interested in doing touristy stuff so the cost + his personal list of cons have just never made it appealing to him UNTIL a few months ago when i brought up that he and my mom could go abroad and watch a tennis tournament and now every few weeks it's been "kara can you look up how much it would be to fly to xyz" "kara do you know anything about getting this visa" "kara can you check how much hotels are in abc"

[fictionadventurer]

I didn't realize just how much Little Town on the Prairie meant to me as a book. I've barely started and every bit feels iconic. This one and Little House on the Prairie feel more like home than most of the other books do.

[tacosaysroar]

People’s lack of self-awareness never ceases to amaze me

[sassmill]

Last night I watched 3 children while their parents went to a concert—2 five year olds and an eight year old—and they were calling each other nonsense mean names. I asked what one of the names meant and they told me “it means Donald Trump.” I laughed at that because. Kids are funny. And then the LOOK that came over them all as they squinted at me suspiciously and the eldest asked me quietly, “are you voting for him, or are you voting for her?”

And guys they literally started cheering and dancing when I said I was voting for Kamala Harris and it was just the funniest sweetest little moment ever

[angel---eater]

like idk how to TELL these ppl that my femmeness wouldnt exist without my mascness and vice versa. and im not alone in this!!!! at all!!!! both things are beautiful and worth exploring in all aspects actually!!! i boyed AND girled badly at the same time when i was a little kid and that affected me directly and that also affects how i analyze the queer media im into!!!! that is also not a unique experience!!! but bc i dont frame femininity as divine or transient or given to us by the fuckin moon or whatever while devaluing genders i dont personally like (i just treat it as a normal fuckin human experience in tandem with other experiences bc thats what it is. and if you dont like an entire gender, no matter what it is, you should work on that) im apparently a bigot and putting other trans folks in danger. okay

[jackredfieldwasmyjacob]

CHICA SOBRESALTO AT BENIDORM FEST WE MOVE

[neathbound-fiends]

copy pasting from DMs and expanding on this a little actually

Thinking abt the fact that Elliott is an unreliable narrator and will just outright lie about things about himself, or twist them so severely that they threaten to break in order to be palatable and not say anything he thinks people won't want to hear. Man who spent a lot of years lying about his family, and upbringing, and sexuality, all because none of it was something someone else would want to hear and he doesn't want to be seen as broken, or a bummer, or to speak ill of the dead. It's better to mangle the truth until it fits whatever narrative you want to spin than it is to say something that's going to horrify someone

[loderlied]

doing normal activities with my normal brain :)

[orcelito]

I'm tired of dreaming about my dad. I know it's part of processing, but I am just so tired.

[homophyte]

this site has been made so afraid of atheist thinking that someone can endorse 'criticism of religion as a hierarchical system of social control' in the same breath as denouncing 'antitheism' . what do you think that word means

[pinoruno]

spn poetry month - day 6 - shadows: blood in the backseat

a tribute to anna for today's "shadows" prompt! wanted to explore the angels'-deaths-as-wing-shadows sort of idea, & this odd dissociative-grace thing sort of just. Sprung Forth.

@spnpoetryrenaissance

[reallyexists]

At last I realize the true, virtuous purpose of Pokémon randomizers: to swap out one of the three good starters that there have ever been in place of whatever fuckass bullshit is supposed to be there, and change literally nothing else.

Begone otter, it's big jaw time.