#preschool lesson

[abortionado]

I feel like I’m being long-term gaslit by the entire childcare/parenting world because I think toddlers are so cute and funny and enjoyable to work with but any amount of time in the infant room turns me into the fucking joker

[corvid-language-library]

I had really good classes yesterday (apart from like one kid who got actually angry when I said we couldn't play soccer in class but even that I managed to stay calm and kind of work around) so I'm definitely feeling a lot better than yesterday.

Today though. Today will be challenging.

[psychoscreen1]

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[all-thestories-aretrue]

Johnny will not be your protector anymore. He will kill you. Ok zophiel ur breaking apart my ship. Not a fan. But I do love the drama!!!! I also love that out of everything he says, britta is like that's what finds its mark 😈😈😈

And johnny gaining confidence because neil is confident. Ahhh they all work so well together!!!!

[istherewifiinhell]

did i ever get around to mentioning that my least favourite era of tf cartoons (2010-2017, all technically in the same 'continuity' even though. their obviously not actually. and also. that real bad comics lore) there is so much messaging around the idea that like "you need to stick up for yourself" but it will always be completely encounter to the way everyone acts, the meanness of the humour used, and that like... you have to stick up for yourself! against your direct superiors! no they are NOT beholden to you 'sticking up for yourself' and have no particular method of account. You just! Have to! and once you do! they will, ofc, due to their good nature, realise the error of their ways and redress.... i mean. maybe. at least until next episode?

do i think this has ANYTHING to do with how propagandist each show is regards to... the government, the military, police or even yeah religion, and or how they characterize their settings with having NO tf civilians/non combatants.... WELL.

[leolaroot]

kind of funny to scroll thru the tags on that post tho bc 10% of them are people saying "oh my god i hope no one is reblogging this thinking its about queer 🙄 guys this is about ACTUAL slurs." and then 50% of the tags are people saying "i hate when people refer to me using the q slur so much. it makes me so uncomfortable to be constantly called a slur even by people who think theyre being progressive."

[coochiequeens]

Gay men can feel just as entitled to biological kids as straight men.

Nov. 6, 2023, 4:42 PM EST

By Isabela Espadas Barros Leal and Steven Romo

The high cost of surrogacy, an increasingly popular option for couples looking to expand their families biologically, has led some prospective same-sex parents to turn to crowdfunding. 

Kyle and Jack Maurelli, a gay couple living in New York state, began a GoFundMe campaign in July after their insurance company told them they didn’t qualify for the infertility coverage necessary to cover the cost of an embryo transplant. Having a baby through surrogacy can cost up to $250,000, according to Family Equality, a nonprofit that advocates for LGBTQ families. 

“We successfully created embryos, however, our path to parenthood has been fraught with financial challenges due to the exorbitant expenses associated with fertility treatments like surrogacy and in vitro fertilization (IVF),” the Maurellis, who married in 2019, wrote on their GoFundMe page. “Despite both of us working tirelessly, the overwhelming burden of these costs totaling approximately 180K and climbing is proving to be an insurmountable obstacle.”

The couple’s insurance company, Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield, told NBC News NOW that it “covers fertility services as mandated by New York state law.” On the state’s website, infertility is defined, in part, as “the incapacity to impregnate another person or to conceive, due to the failure to establish a clinical pregnancy after 12 months of regular, unprotected sexual intercourse or therapeutic donor insemination, or after six months of regular unprotected sexual intercourse or therapeutic donor insemination for an individual who can conceive at 35 years of age or older.” This would not apply to male same-sex couples. 

“It just doesn’t feel fair; it feels discriminatory,” Jack Maurelli said of infertility definitions like the one used by New York state. 

He added, “I feel like there’s a stigma that two men can’t raise a child together or that men are incapable of raising children on their own, and it’s something we want to stop.” 

Kyle and Jack Maurelli.Krystal Rahner

Kyle Maurelli noted that if he were in a heterosexual marriage, he and his spouse could get up to $100,000 worth of fertility treatments through his health insurer. 

When asked about the couple’s interactions with Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield, Kyle Maurelli said, “They have said things like, ‘You’re not infertile and your husband’s not infertile, so the two of you can naturally reproduce with females that are fertile.’”

The Maurellis, who said they’ve already spent about $65,000 on fertility costs, said they expect surrogacy to cost another $180,000. They said they’ve taken out loans against their home and have gotten second jobs to help with the cost. So far, the men have raised about $5,000 of their $50,000 fundraising goal on GoFundMe.

Currently, 20 states besides New York, plus Washington, D.C., have laws requiring coverage for infertility, according to Resolve: The National Infertility Association, and at least 15 of those laws mandate coverage for in vitro fertilization.

[christianborle]

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[tenkidstv]

How to Write Letter J for Kids | ABC for Toddlers, Preschool Alphabet for Kids https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJFmRTZHIv0

[kasumingo]

Another problem I'm noticing (and it’s certainly not new but growing) is the need for every single artwork to be as Morally Sound As Possible (according to a specific group at least) and if not, hammering it in how bad the thing presented is

Which is one of the most frustrating thing to think about

[njswimschool]

Preschool Swim Lessons in Brick

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[icecreamnstickyfingers]

Monkey Lesson Plans for Preschoolers

[nomairuins]

wed have 11 if we 1. assumed i did go to preschool and 2. count 9th (which could be argued. i was their at least halfsies but it got cut off) 10 (less arguable. i dont think this counts) and 11 (This does not count .)

[childhoodcurations]

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[pratignya18]

Listen!

What is your career plan? “The most important thing in communication is to hear what isn’t being said” Peter Drucker When I completed my Early Childhood and Childcare education, I had to work in a preschool for a few months. Back in those days, the student-teacher ratio was almost 1 teacher to every 5 or 6 kids, so I had to focus my attention on the 5 children under my care and help assist the…