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subhra-kidtv · 1 year

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kidsentertainmentsblog · 2 days

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🦆 Five Little Ducks | Kids Nursery Rhymes | The Duck Song

#baby rhymes #youtube #rhymes for children #rhymes for kids #rhymes #nursery rhymes #five little duck #baby songs #song of the day #kids rhymes #Youtube

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krishmanvith · 8 months

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skyvexxon · 9 months

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julianplum · 6 months

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🐦‍⬛🫐 🥧 🐦‍⬛ ✨ prompt 12 // pie & feast // gouache on hot press paper

#my art #four & twenty blackbirds reject being baked in a pie #feast on it instead #gouache #illustration #painting #cottagecore #art #artists on tumblr #picture book illustration #artober #13 days of art #nursery rhyme #children's books #picture book #birds #blackbird #blueberries #bird art

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saikrish7780 · 2 years

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KidsOne Hindi is a complete Kids edutainment portal. Animated rhymes in Hindi will be fun to watch and learn for your kids. The KidsOne Hindi channel has a lot of animated videos to offer like Nursery Rhymes, Moral Stories, Dasavatara, Festivals, Hindi Balgeet, Panchatantra Ki Kahaniya in Hindi and much more. Your children will find our Hindi nursery rhymes and stories in Hindi so interesting that they would keep watching and learning. Subscribe to our channel and get the latest kids songs and animation videos!

#hindirhymes #childrenstories #hindistories #hindirhymesforkids #hindisongs #hindi #kidsstories #kidsone #bedtimestoriesforkids #kidsrhymes #rhymesforkids #rhymes for children #hindichildrenrhymes #hindirhymesforchildren #hindimoralstoriesforchildren #kidshindi #rhymes

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kahaniyanstory · 2 years

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elisaandersonkidbooks · 2 years

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Enjoy this beautifully illustrated tale of a little monkey who does not want to go to bed!

Adults and children alike are going to enjoy this delightful bedtime children’s picture book told in beautiful rhyming verses about a monkey that doesn’t want to waste the night in sleep!

Take a look inside...

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See what readers had to say about it...

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You can find it here.

#bedtime story for kids #story for kids #rhymes for children #rhyming poem #children's books #bedtime books #bedtime

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kidcore-nostalgia · 7 months

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nemfrog · 9 months

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The cow jumped over the moon. R. Caldecott's second collection of pictures and songs. 1895.

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#cow jumped over the moon #nursery rhyme #randolph caldecott #children's book illustration #nursery rhymes #nemfrog #1895 #19th century

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wronghands1 · 4 months

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#existentialism #nursery rhymes #philosophy #metaphysics #existence #life #reading #literature #childrens stories #webcomic #john atkinson #wronghands #humor

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babyhub0 · 2 years

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25 Most Popular Kids Song Collection🤩😍

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#babyhub #bedtime story for kids #kids #youtube #stories for kids #kids moral stories #children #kids songs #babies #kids animation #nursery rhymes #rhymes for children #childrensfantasy

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kidsentertainmentsblog · 15 days

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#rhymes for children #baby rhymes #nursery rhymes #rhymes #wheels on the bus #youtube #rhymes for kids #baby songs #kids' song #shape song #rhymes for childrean #Youtube

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sandunerhymes · 6 months

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On Doctor Who, Disability and Davros

Russel T Davies in Doctor Who: Unleashed, Children in Need Special

We had long conversations about bringing Davros back because he's a fantastic character. Time and society and culture and taste has moved on, and there's a problem with the Davros of old in that he's a wheelchair user who is evil...

...and I've had problems with that, and a lot of us on the production had problems with that, of associating disability with evil and, trust me, there's a very long tradition of this.

I'm not blaming people in the past at all, but the world changes and when the world changes, Doctor Who has to change as well.

So we made the choice to bring back Davros without the facial scarring and without the wheelchair, or his support unit, which functions as a wheelchair. I say this is how we see Davros now. This is what he looks like. This is 2023. This is our lens. This is our eye. Things used to be in black and white, they're not in black and white anymore. And Davros used to look like that and he looks like this now. And that we are absolutely standing by.

I think, because it's Children in Need night, it's a night where issues of disability or otherness or being excluded from society come right to the front of the conversation. So, of all the nights to make this change, I thought it was absolutely vital to do this, and I'm very very proud of the fact that we have.

Russell talking about disability representation in Doctor Who, straight away, in the very first episode is making me feel things.

Do I agree with everything he's said about disability representation and villains, absolutely (see every James Bond film/book.)

Do I agree with their approach to Davros? Maybe, maybe not. It's a very complicated topic on which I do not have the lived experience to speak.

But they are thinking about it. And they clearly care. And that fills me with so much hope for the future.

N.B. I copied the interview transcript from the current BBC iPlayer subtitles. All inaccuracies and emphasis are my own. Please let me know of any errors.

#doctor who #dr who #disability #doctor who unleashed #bbc three #david tennant #rtd #rtd2 #russel t davies #children in need #rhyme rants #Destination Skaro #fourteenth doctor

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apollosgiftofprophecy · 7 months

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athena and apollo headcanons?

also guess who

@txny-dragon IS THAT U (if not i'm sorry txny is the only person i've really screamed about this with - well, and chronic...👀)

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Athena and Apollo???!!!! hrmmm...

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Athena always got annoyed whenever she saw Hermes hanging around Apollo, especially during 'her' time with him. She's a competitive person, after all. Quit eating up her time!

Apollo got Athena to play the flute again - however, she only plays it around him.

He also taught her how to play the harp. Why the harp? idk, Athena would just look very poised playing a harp

Their first argument was over prophecy - Athena was experimenting with some pebbles for prophecy and Apollo got upset about it and complained to Zeus, who told Athena to leave prophecy alone.

Subtle bonding over being Daddy's Favorite and how that isolated Athena immediately and over time with Apollo.

Athena based her own parenting style off of Zeus's - the only parental figure she has. Apollo based his off his mother's.

The ~PARALLELS~

Surprisingly, their conversations can be like:

Apollo: Athena, NO!

Athena: Athena, YES!

Athena quietly felt bad after the Olympian Rebellion when she saw Apollo's mortal punishment - but she was too self-persevering to think on it for long.

she still snuck him extra ambrosia dessert when he returned and listened to him as he told her about how cruel Laomedon had been

They have friendly arguments over who's city is better - Sparta, or Athens. Athena's mood, however, lowers if Ares is within earshot. Then it turns into a yelling match between the two war gods with an awkward Apollo standing Right There.

Arts and crafts sessions - weaving, painting, usually ends with somebody (Athena) covered in paint and somebody (Apollo) tied in thread.

They both have "Can Use The Aegis" Privileges from Zeus - Athena uses them more often, Apollo has used it exactly once during The Trojan War

Apollo gave Athena the cold shoulder after The Trojan War for helping Achilles kill Hector. Athena tried to tell herself that it didn't matter he wasn't speaking to her - she didn't need friends, after all! - but when she saw how he would speak with Dionysus, Hermes, Artemis, and even - bleh! - Ares over her...it made her stomach twist in ways she never thought it could

She used Orestes's trial as a way to get back into Apollo's good graces - she really did believe Orestes valid for killing his mother (it was on Apollo's orders, after all) but if it came with the perk of Apollo's icy-cold shoulder melting? *zips lips*

As Artemis and Apollo slowly drifted apart, Athena gladly stepped in and started taking up more of Apollo's usual Artemis time - something he thought Artemis wouldn't notice, but she did.

(this, of course, leads to some stink-eyes between Athena and Artemis. platonic love triangle beloved)

Athena is the only one who suspects that the "flaying Marsyas alive" thing was a hoax - she was the one who put the curse on the flute, after all. But she never sensed the death of the one who picked it up.

When Rome came around, and Athena morphed into Minerva, it put Apollo off-kilter. He didn't quite know who this was anymore - sure, she was still the craft goddess he messed around with, and was a heck of a lot more interested in poetry, music, and medicine now, but...she just wasn't quite the Athena he knew.

He became more worried when the raging began. Minerva would flicker into Athena, and Apollo's heart would leap - she's back! she's okay! she's still here! - but then drop as all Athena would do is scream bloody vengeance upon Rome, and he realized that he was right.

Minerva wasn't the Athena he knew...but neither was the one before him.

When his fellow gods' Greek/Rome halves melded together after the fall of the Roman Empire, he was particularly worried about how that would affect Athena - and for a while, it seemed like nothing had.

(Though strangely she was suddenly interested in having kids. Not that there's anything wrong with that, he just never thought Athena would want to be a mom. She never said anything of the sort to him before...)

Then she sent her first child to retrieve the Athena Parthenos. They didn't return. She sent another. Same story. Over and over. Over and over. Apollo watched as Athena kept sacrificing her children for that damn statue the Romans stole.

Apollo tried to talk to her, to knock some sense into her, but nothing worked. Not until they moved all across Europe, and she finally stopped (for now).

In the modern day, they like to visit museums, art galleries, and theaters. Dionysus used to join them up until his punishment.

Athena attends every concert/party Apollo puts on. Partly because she wants to, and partly to flip the bird at Artemis, who rarely shows up.

(i swear i love artemis athena just isn't that fond of her. platonic love triangle beloved)

(txny if the anon is you...you'd get this next one)

Manwhore Manipulate Manslaughter. That's it that's the post.

While it's widely believed that Artemis does a lot of damage control for Apollo when their father cracks down on him - and she does - Athena is another major player in the game. (see: the Parthenon in Blood of Olympus - Athena being the only one to (covertly) defend Apollo, while Jason is the only one to openly defend him. Two underrated people, these two are.)

Why she can't openly defend him? It's because she knows Zeus sweats in his shoes ahem. becomes...concerned when his two favorite, and Very Powerful children form an alliance.

While she was unable to prevent Apollo's third mortality punishment, Athena believed whole-heartedly the entire time that he would return. He had to. He was Apollo, he was her friend, her brother, and he couldn't just leave her by herself die. So when Hermes made that betting pool? She betted on Apollo's success. Partly to gloat to the Council about being right, partly to throw the failed bet into Hermes's face, and partly because she liked winding Ares up.

I also firmly believe Athena was doing some deux ex machina on Apollo's behalf throughout the series. Artemis couldn't get away with it, sure, she had Zeus's eagle eye on her - but Athena? Why would Zeus ever consider her as a possible person to disobey him? Why I never-

The nod she gave him in The Tower of Nero is her equivalent of a bone-crushing hug.

Athena helped Apollo write his story with Calliope's help - they made two versions: the heavily censored version they gave to Zeus for him to parade around, and another, secret version - the one Apollo has in his library, the one Athena has in hers.

The one we have read.

#the oracle speaks #riordanverse headcanons #knowledge n wisdom #anon ask #ask and replies #asked and answered #apollo #athena #aaaaaaa #i love these two #the dynamic #also the parrelism of their children #one (athena's) are raised to glorify and fear their mother #the other (apollo's) love and defend him with all their hearts #it's like poetry it rhymes #the trials of apollo

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Hatsuyama Shigeru (1897-1973), ''Nursery Rhyme Songs'' (童謡小曲集), 1929 Source

I've really become a fond of Hatsuyama’s illustrations since coming across his work. There's something pleasing in his use of line that I would describe as playfully skillful. It has the feel of a child's drawing coupled to an obvious sense of developed artistic craft. I dig it. I went digging around for more information about Hatsuyama and came across the following brief description of the man: "Since first attracting attention at the age of 22 for his work in the fairy tale magazine Otogi no Sekai (The World of Fairy Tales), Shigeru Hatsuyama (1897–1973) was an essential artist in the world of “Doga” (art for children) for more than 50 years spanning Japan’s Taisho to Showa periods. He skillfully blended the decorative beauty of the Edo period, which he had been exposed to since childhood, with modern Western sensibility to create works characterized by free expression in accordance with his aesthetic sense. Even now, some 50 years after his death, Hatsuyama’s work continues to appear new, conveying a sense that is brimming with freshness. From the latter half of the 1930s, he also produced many self-engraved woodblock prints, which also opened a window onto the original world of his artwork." (Source) (with more info here)

#Hatsuyama Shigeru #japanese artists #nursery rhymes #children's books #vintage illustration

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