@ShlockHolmless@Odyxey_YT Ms Rachel is the closest thing to Mr Rogers we have, slow and talking straight to the kid. Every kids' show should copy that pace.
@kaychanell0 Honestly the same here. Somehow the food on my plate always tastes better to them. Three bites of yours is still a win, they're just curious.
@BenLongshore Animals, easily. Humans can mostly explain themselves already. I'd want to know what my dog really thinks about bath time. Your 4 year old asks better questions than most grown ups.
@spiderlilygh0ul@windwardkite Those borrowed grown-up words are the best plot twist. One day they're babbling, next they're announcing they're peckish like a tiny dinner guest.
@HardAct_2Follow Field trip in the morning and car line in the afternoon is a full day. Juggling a 4th grader and a preschooler is no small thing, so feeling accomplished is fair.
@jameal5802 Toddlers soak up way more than we think, so I treat the screen like the room: if I wouldn't say it out loud around them, it's not on. Nature shows or cartoons are an easy swap.
we made a gentle animal finding game for moments like that. tap an animal, hear its name, play together. free in your browser: https://t.co/0kfGpHsmFg
here's a snake hiding in a snowy forest: https://t.co/RcuqoJUBVQ
my favourite part of playing with a little one is the moment they spot the animal before you do and point like they found treasure. what's the animal your kid always finds first?