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What are Julie's sisters like in the Klaus AU?

You want to see the siblings you say?... Well here it is!

It took me a few days to work on them but im happy on what it came out! Im still working on the au with some little twist and turns...Anyways, school has been a heavy bag on my back, but don't worry! I made some doodles and i will make plenty more soon✨

gabbekoo

.ೄྀ࿐* Bo! A little moth lights up the neighborhood to help kids not be afraid of the dark! ✨

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Prettty

marbeeowl

More Jonesy

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Gotta reblog for my friend who is a simp for jonesy-

enviouslilsnake

How many gods do you know? Not ones from your au but other gods from other aus?

Uh. I personally don't know any, but I know of the home that our home and wally are dating-

And I got the sense of a new celestial being around recently.

suziesock

pel-vis-bone

Rainbow monsta 🌸🌈

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Pretty

ernestharness

Appears from the abyss,,

Did a Frank study, just in case I don’t forget how to draw bro again- (I don’t mind if people save it to learn aswell!)

Sally and then one

daycare-au

How would they react to an overly scared kid? (Like a kid that scared 24/7) I want to ask this so I can act like I did as a kid (around the age y/n is here)

Very patiently. as a kid who was also scared/nervous and a kid who had/has separation anxiety and anxiety, I can say for certain its a huge spectrum and such. As a kid who was treated with anything but patience, I can say that that's what children really need. they would react in an understanding and patient manner it might take awhile for children to get use to the daycare and stop crying at the entrance but in due time I think they would work on a close bond with the child making sure they felt safe enough to proceed without fear. They are probably rather used to scared/nervous children, and for the first, however long the child would need, they would be pared up with an attendant of their choice until they felt comfortable without someone to comfort them. I don't think children's separation anxiety/anxiety in whole is taken seriously enough. Children may just be "overeacting," but that doesn't make their overwhelming and scary situation invalid, and the way young children with actual anxiety / other shouldn't be lectured they are mistreated so often. They should be understood, but that's an entire other conversation, lol.

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Me but different