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emsfromebony

Hope everyone is staying cozy and dry~!

mayor-brandy

buzzbuzz

I heard you like bees

faelynncrossing

Cute overalls with a Kirby face!

🌹Designer Kay

peachecrossing

in case ya wanted to steal my look ✨

witch’s hat

bandages

cute lil pumpkin ensemble

brown striped socks

stripe shoes

(optional) pumpkin pie

minuecharm

Request by @izzy-crossing

A fairytale-like path

verastracrossing

I’m always changing up my town paths and stuff, and recently decided to go with natural dirt paths for majority of it. But I still wanted something around the town hall area and the fountains, so after looking into some qr codes and not finding what I was looking for, I made my own! There are a handful of water paths that have bridges or grates, but usually they only work in one direction. I wanted to make a water path with grates so that you can still see the water flow, but be “able” to walk over it (yes, I know you technically can because it’s just a pattern, but still!).

Kudos to @rainiacrossing for their water pattern tutorial!

neyruto

Cowboys are witches and horses are their familiars

istillfuckwithdemilovato-deacti

guns are their wands and they only know one spell (bullet)

omnybus

Rootin’, tootin’, toil n’ shootin’

Fire burn and cowboy bootin’

Eye of newt and spicy beans,

Toe of frog and denim jeans,

Whiskey, grits, n’ demon spittle

tossed into my iron griddle

With the tannin’ of our hides,

Somethin’ wicked this way rides

serendipiteaart

Not that anyone asked for this but

fat-mabari

everyone asked for it they just didn’t know they did

townm00nm0ss

QR Code Requests!

Howdy !

I finally got a new copy of animal crossing and I am looking to make QR codes if anyone has any requests!

I'm nit perfect but I'd like to practice and get better with each one!

Please message me or reply to this if you have anything you're looking for!

Thank you!

townm00nm0ss

If you have any ideas let me know! Feel free to add pictures of ideas 💕

foxhillmayor

mancydrew

:/ i wish “bad guy” by billie eilish came out 7 years ago :(

explain

:)

The other day I watched a little boy get knocked to the ground by an older kid who was running by. He burst into tears as his mother hurried over.

“Here’s a bandaid for ya,” I said, producing one from my vest pocket.

“Oh, he’s not bleeding, thank you though!”

I lowered my voice and leaned in. “Kids think bandaids are health magic,” I said. “Ask him where it hurts and exploit that placebo effect.”

She did just that, and instantly the kid stopped crying and thanked her. “I’ll have to remember that,” she said.

Children: #HACKED

tinyqueenusagi-chan

Also if you have a crying kid give them a cup of water. You can’t cry and drink at the same time and it gives them a chance to calm down.

Tell them their going to run out of tears so they drink the water.

My mom does this at her preschool after awhile the other children start offering the crying child little cups of water.

maxanaxam

Stuff like this is also a great test to see if the kid is actually seriously injured! Because with how much some kids cry over tiny bumps and scrapes, it can be hard to tell. But if you slap a Band-Aid on it or give them a cup of water or a piece of candy and they stop crying, they’re fine. If they keep crying despite whatever little placebo or distraction you’ve given them, you might wanna look a little closer at that injury or seek medical attention.

raincloudsandsunbeams

With my two’s class we ask them “more hurt or more scary?” It takes a bit of practice but after a few times they can answer without more prompting. More scary gets a hug and more hurt gets a look over.

markingatlightspeed

That last one is so important because it validates the child’s feelings and tells them it’s okay to have these feelings and lets them learn how to deal with them, rather than just distracting them from them. I also helps teach the child to both communicate their feelings more readily and communicate when they’re hurt more clearly. All really important skills for a child to develop young.