#kid safe

[snowdrift-snowday]

precure agere banners !!

i tried to pick different cure teams for each of these, hence nagisa for black and mai for white instead of honoka :3

anylittle is free to use these without credit! we did one of each color but if you want a specific cure let us know and we can make one :D

[thriftrescue]

Let’s normalize recyclable toys!   Recently I’ve had the privilege to do a little after-hours work for a toy company called Playper. They are doing some great things in the toy industry! They’re designing NON-PLASTIC recyclable playsets and toys for the toddler – tween age range. These are NOT your average cardboard cutouts! - these are sturdy, durable, cardboard toys printed in high quality and are highly durable. The graphic designs and play patterns are exquisitely designed. My part has been very small (I helped with instructions in a minor role), but I highly recommend you look into them.  

I’m going to post a full review of one of their playsets soon but see below some teaser pics. The next time you are shopping for a child please check out Playpers offerings - you won’t be disappointed.  

 www.playper.com 

(disclaimer – I was not asked or compensated to make this post – I just love what they are doing.) 

[baby-bears-corner]

My Favorite Jan. 2023 Jellycat New Releases 💖

[caregiver-balam]

Daisy fun facts!

[sweetpeapuppy]

People tend to ignore the, only follow if ur profile is kid safe, too much! So here i am with w reminder!

this is my dni ^

dni means dont interact

For me kid safe means profiles:

no cursing

no sexual content including sexual jokes! even slightly!

revealing clothes. and by that i mean literally things that look like they’re lingerie!

dont follow me if you make fanfics with explicit content! i dont want to see them at all.

I probably missed a few things feel free to add on!

[edshelf]

edshelf Weekly - Tools for Finding Classroom-Safe Content

The web is enormous and full of resources. Many of those resources are untrustworthy or inappropriate. Fortunately, there are tools that exist to help teachers find classroom-safe content.

FEATURED TOOL

DuckDuckGo - Search the web safely using this privacy-minded search engine. FREE

DinoSearch - Search the web with this search engine's keyword and key phrase filtering system. FREE

Kiddle - Search through only sites that satisfy this service's family-friendly requirements. FREE

Web for Classrooms - Search through age-appropriate content that has been hand-checked by teachers for relevance and trustworthiness. PAID

Photos For Class - Look for classroom-safe photos and images that include author citations and image license terms. FREE

Want more? Check out these shelves of tools created by members like you.

Internet Safety - Curated by digital literacy instructional specialist Christine Schein.

Internet Safety - Curated by coordinator of information & technology literacy Jennifer Cirino.

Enjoy these great tools for educators and students! Looking for previous issues of the edshelf Weekly? All are available online.

Is there a topic you would like me to cover? Or a tool you would like me to share? Leave a comment and let me know!

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- Mike Lee, Co-founder of edshelf

[titleknown]

Sick of all those creepy bootleg videos popping up when you wanna give your kid something fun to watch on here? Well, I decided to try and remedy that with t...

Heya, you know all those creepy bootleg kids videos that’re becoming a problem on Youtube thanks to the algorithms being bullshit?

Well, I decided to do something about it by making a playlist of unique; creative stuff that’s (more or less) safe for kids!

I hope to inspire a trend of making these types of playlists, and if anyone wants to give any vid suggestions or wants to make their own, feel free!