We were told it’s “Rabbit. Rabbit. Rabbit.” & they have to be the first words out of your mouth, as soon as you wake up on the first day of the month. I’m told in England, the phrase is “White rabbit.” or “White rabbits.”, said on the first day of May.
Not in my house. The only way to teach a child manners, is to exhibit them yourselves, and make them practice them while in their own house! So, we practiced what we preached & so did the sprog.
Yep. Here in upper Illinois, we joke that you need 5 hats, 6 scarves, 4 pairs of gloves, a windbreaker, a down coat, a down vest, a long coat, a short coat, several jackets & 18 pairs of boots/winter shoes. That’ll getcha thru September to April. So, yes, layering for a kid growing thru clothes like nobuddy’s bizness!
No blood, no foul. Wash it off, stick a bandaid on it & life goes on. I was taking care of all minor mishaps by myself, by the time I was 10 years old.
If so, hippo birdie two ewe!!! And many more, while we’re at it!!!