I can't remember this children's group or show...?
I remember when I was little, I used to love this show...or maybe it was a group that specialized in children entertainment. It was a trio, two women and one man. They sang songs and did characters and maybe did skits. They were probably from early to mid 90s. Please help. Trying to remember this has been driving me mad!!!
Do you remember the children's song called "The Farmer in the Dell"? What is a dell?
A small valley.
Do parents remember their children's friends?
EDIT: Ok, either I’m a bit out of my mind today or the question changed (either is totally feasible). I answered this as though the question was: Do kids remember their parent’s friends?——My mom was friends with a lady named Marsha when I was a toddler. She made these delicious “cow plop” cookies (you know, the cocoa, pb, corn syrup and rolled oat kind). I though she was the coolest person ever.We moved when I was 4 and a few years later, I brought up the cookies to my mom (hint, hint: make me some cookies, mom!) and she was surprised that I remembered Marsha by name. They lost touch after we moved, but thankfully, the recipe for the mystical cookies was actually commonplace.I also remember my babysitter and her 3 kids from the same age and burning my hand on one of the wood etching things her son got for Christmas (she meant it when she told me not to touch it), watching Sesame Street in her living room and having to share my vicks with the other kids when I was sick (which upset me greatly).Another close friend of hers, Debbie, from the same city, and her kids remain family friends to this day. I have wonderful memories of spending time with them as a little kids: she used to give me chocolate chips in a measuring cup when I begged for a treat, and I’ll never forget the look on her face when us kids “rode” down the stairs in our bellies resulting in wicked carpet burn.Short Answer: They sure can. Science tells us that children start forming long term memory around 3 years of age. Full Disclaimer: Kids find different people and things interesting than adults do, so they won't necessarily remember someone who's around a lot if that person leaves no lasting impression on them.
Child who can't remember names?
I am a preschool teacher and had a 3 year old boy enrolled in my class on November 1st. He will be 4 years old in May. I have concerns about his behavior, but am not sure if it may be related to a lack of social contact in the past. He was in a home-care environment with two or three other children, and I'm not sure of their ages. His symptoms seem somewhat consistent with mild aspergers, but I hate the vagueness of autism spectrum disorders! What would be your next step in this situation? Wait it out and see if he progresses, or call a meeting with mom? The child often cannot name friends in the classroom and does not participate in interactive play. He shares materials with the other children when prompted, but does not play with them. He prefers to play alone and says no if a child asks to help with a puzzle or to play a game with him. When I play with him, he often gets very close to my face and I have to ask him to back up. He tells me often that I am his best friend at school, but he forgets my name a lot of the time. He is also unable to name my co-teacher. (I feel that an almost 4 year old should be able to name his teachers after 3 months.) When prompted to choose a table toy, he chooses the same toy every time and builds the same thing, a car. He often goes into the Cozy Corner during center time because he does not like the choices that are available to him. He seldom participates in art activities and rarely writes, draws, or colors. He cannot identify his name on labels around the classroom, he mixes up colors, and counts inconsistently but never past the number 6. He had extreme difficulty following even one-stop directions when he was enrolled....he can now follow a one and two-step direction on most occasions but still has difficulty at times. He walks on tippy-toes most of the time or has a strange dragging feet kind of walk. His arms hang loosely at his sides when he walks and they wiggle back and forth excessively like he has no muscle tone and isn't controlling his arms at all. He doesn't always look at me when I talk to him, and he sometimes stretches his neck out and turns his head to the side in an odd posture.
Does Anyone Remember This Children's Movie About Trolls?
Okay, Here are the details: 1. The girl is watched over by her omnipresent Nanny who's always telling her not to do something 2. A little grey kitten/cat leads her to a little door, somewhere hidden around the mansion, and it lights up. Inside is a woman-spirit that tells the girl that she's her guardian angel or something. She then gives her a ring that gives way to a gold, half-way invisible thread. The lady then tells the girl that she will always find her way back to her home with it. 3. There are trolls who live underneath her house/town that are building homes and flooding water banks (?). They wear stone shoes, and have a very sensitive big toe. There is a mean troll queen who bosses her son around. The trolls kidnap a human boy, and they called him 'soft-skin or something of that concept. 4. The Trolls' feet are their ultimate weakness. The queen wears her stone shoes to bead, always. And, in the end, to get away from the queen, the girl and boy have to break her shoes and step on her feet. 5. At the end of the movie, there is a big flood scene. The girl's name is something like Heidi, Gretchen, Sarah, or something like that.
Does Wally West remember the children he had with Linda Park?
Sadly he does now. That is the premise of Flash War.Wally remembers his kids when he keeps having these “temporal seizures” which are caused from changes in time and his memories are splintered which is bad for him as it attacks his nervous system. The Renegades or the Temporal Courts Task Force (25th century) bring them to their timeline for Iris’s trail of the murder of Eobard Thawne but they were tricked by Zoom who brings Wally to him in the Flash Museum.There Wally finally remembers his kids Irey and Jai but sadly they are lost to him supposedly in the Speed Force like Jay and like Wally was before. Not going to explain anymore just for spoilers but yeah he sadly does now remember but now he can’t get to them.
Anyone remember this children's movie from the 90s?
Oh my god, at first I didn't know what you were talking about...but when you said the black and white stripes and colors I was like "Yeah!" I watched that probably a hundred times when I was little. It was one of those "Wee Sing" videos...but ohh I can't remember what it's called...but I do remember it. Edit: I just looked it up, and it was called "Wee Sing in Sillyville" and the reason the girls colors are gone is because all of the colors are fighting or something...and I remember the purple lady had those little..idk, rolly polly's or something and they sang "There were ten in the bed and the little one said..roll over..." Wow....I feel really stupid for saying that...but I used to love that when I was a kid!
Can anyone remember a children's book about orphans, I think it might have been called something like The Happy Orphans? Google shows nothing for it.
Um sorry but there are a lot of children’s books about orphans out there…could you possibly be a little more specific?In the meantime…“The Boxcar Children”“Peter Pan”“A Little Princess”“The Jungle Book”“The Mysterious Benedict Society”“The Thief Lord”are some of my guesses — they are all stories about happy orphans? The Boxcar Children would be my top guess.
Does anyone remember a children's PBS show about 30-35 years ago called Igreaga?
I thinkit was sposed to be the spanish letter x. I remember one episode where the brother has to go to the library and needs to leave a note for his sister, who is too young to read, so a friend helps him draw a picture of going to the library.