#numbers for toddlers

[orangekidsnetwork]

Learn Numbers 1 to 10 | Numbers Spelling | Counting 1 to 10 | Learn Numb...

[sieluritari]

A lot of us with ADHD are familiar with the concept of time blindness, but for anyone who isn't: it's a neurological inability to have a consistent sense of the passage of time. If you put me in an empty room, gave me a button and told me to press it when I think it's been 15 minutes, I might press it after..... idk, anywhere between 3 minutes and 2 hours? And if we repeated it the next day the result would probably be wildly different!

But something I've only seen mentioned in one (1) Reddit post, which took some extensive digging to find, is the same effect extending to ALL things measured in numbers. Distance, weight, length, height, amount, space, volume, percentage... For me, small numbers are a bit easier, I could approximate a centimetre probably, but a metre would be much harder and 10 or 100 would likely miss the mark by a lot. Also, anything that can't be easily measured with a ruler or a measuring tape (like weight or volume) is even harder since I don't encounter reference points (like a 1kg hand weight) for those as frequently as I see visual representations of specific lengths.

It's not dyscalculia or anything like that, I'm decent at math (and the OP of the Reddit post was a math major) and I have no other difficulties with numbers, it's just a disconnect in translating real life experiences like sensory input into numbers (and possibly also inconsistent processing of sensory input? Like how the same sound volume is okay one day but hurts my ears the next?), which I think is basically the same thing as what happens with time blindness. For now I've been calling it "measurement blindness" since I've never seen a name for it anywhere, but maybe "quantity blindness" could also work?

I've talked to other people with time blindness to see if they experience this too, but so far none of them have known what I'm talking about. I'd really like to know how many of us are out there and if anyone knows literally anything actually scientific about this very inconvenient phenomenon!

Tl;dr: bc I am wordy:

It's like time blindness but for all things measured in numbers

Not dyscalculia or caused by it

Pretty much never seen it talked about anywhere

Please tell me if it sounds familiar and/or you know something about it, thank

[batcavescolony]

I was talking to an idiot and I need validation.

[questforyellow]

The two most recent comfort characters of mine have been Smoon from the fnafsb Dadcare AU by @dad-sun-and-moon and Bandana Waddle Dee from the Kirby series (of course Kirby is beloved to me as well, but I wanted to draw Bandee here).

So here's Bandee helping Smoon deal with a pest.

[hrtstppr95]

Omgcp characters as things my toddlers have said and done in the daycare I work at

Bitty: *wakes up from nap with his shirt halfway off, a shoe in one hand and a set of measuring cups in the other*

Jack: “Goose!!” *starts jumping up and down while giggling*

Shitty: *starts lecturing his friends unintelligibly, but it’s definitely a lecture*

Ransom: *only wants to hold hand with his bestie in the hallway, cries if he cant*

Holster: *hugs his best friend so hard, they both topple over and start crying, but they’re still hugging*

Lardo: *quietly orders her friends around while shoving fistfuls of Cinnamon Toast Crunch in her mouth*

Dex: *literally only plays with the singing tool set*

Nursey: *rolls into the classroom wearing some cool ass shades, but promptly trips over the ball he couldn’t see*

Chowder: *Happy Tappies at the thought of getting to run around with his friends*

Bonus:

Tango: *asks “why?” Anytime I ask him to do something*

[bludpudding]

as much as I love the idea of baby corinthian with 3 pacifiers I regret to inform you that he popped out the morpheussy as a 30 something year old man. he had no childhood. he came out paying taxes.

[pupidogs]

Sylvanian Family 2023 playsets! ���

[blep-23]

So I have a ton of panels saved of Samon, for obvious reasons.

I’m pretty indifferent to Hajime but god, this panel is my favorite of him.

It’s too funny, the smoking, the walk, kenshirou calling him a yankee. It’s all *chef’s kiss*

[icarusbetide]

you know what, 8 yr old me being absolutely obsessed with the sickening relationship between faramir and denethor, then going crazy over sherlock & mycroft, only to end up here, luxuriating in the cringe of all cringe - thinking all day long about the complexities of washington's relationships with lafayette vs hamilton vs laurens - makes a lot of sense. one hint of paternal-ish angst and i salivate like a dog i guess.

[lomotunes2008]

Thanks to him I now associate the number 5 with the colour red :D

[fundielicious-simblr]

lori_lorilee

Happy 1st birthday to our Everett! The Lord blessed us with such a bouncy baby boy who is always happy and smiling, he's made this first year being parents the easiest year. We pray that you continue to be the sweet boy and that you grow to do whatever the Lord has planned for you!

[furiousgoldfish]

me: going about my business

my brain: yeah but what would those piece of shit abusers think about you right now?? what would they judge you for? what kind of flaw would they point out?? would they approve anything about you?? how about you think about THAT for the next hour???

[msburgundy]

the other thing cats do is actually, more frequently than you would expect, kill babies. they lay on them because they're warm, but the weight of the cat prevents the baby from inhaling and causes asphyxiation.

[frauggiethecreature]

I think love is understanding what a person is saying when they're mumbling and slurring their words

[hrtstppr95]

Omgcp characters as things my toddlers have said and done in the daycare I work at part two

Bitty: *tries to mother hen his friends during nap when he is also supposed to be napping*

Jack: *covertly steals my phone from my pocket and starts taking as many pictures as possible until I notice my phone is gone*

Shitty: *is growing a mullet at the age of two*

Lardo: *cries when I make her stop coloring so we can have lunch*

Ransom: *just has to lay on the floor sometimes. It’s okay, he’s just tired*

Holster: *laughs at the ceiling and waves at it sometimes. I work in a church*

Dex: *thinks he is also a teacher, and tries to boss his friends around. They don’t listen.*

Nursey: *has an accident report sent home after falling while trying to take his own pants off*

Chowder: *is obsessed with a shark book we have, and can pick out his favorite shark. It’s the thresher shark btw*

Bonus

Coach Hall: *me, loving my kiddos, even if they’re all exhausting*

[english-history-trip]

Valuable works of art steeped in history are often hung in pride of place above a mantlepiece or on the walls of a grand entrance hall. But not so this 400-year-old hidden treasure, which spent decades out of sight, behind the door of a Surrey cottage, before being stumbled upon by an antiques expert during a house clearance of a late collector. 

...

Chris Kirkham, associate director at Hansons London spotted the painting while visiting the property, which was owned by a man, who has not been named, who collected paintings as a hobby. Kirkham commented that he ‘was surprised to find such a compelling portrait hidden away.’ 

He explained that the painting was likely to have been influenced by the Baroque artists Van Dyck and Reubens. Bearing the name Adriaen Verkins, possibly Dutch, the painting is dated 1626, when Charles I (1600-1649) was king of England, Scotland and Ireland. He lavished money on the arts and invited artists such as Van Dyck and Rubens to work in England.

(Note on the article: The subject of the painting is said to be a girl, and the name in the corner the artist's. However, the title reads "Adrian Verkins at age 1"; the sitter is presumably a little boy named Adrian. A quick internet search shows the grave of an Adrian Verkins in the Netherlands from 1704.)