Pixel art for MYO

Has anyone made their own pixel art? I know there are resources for finding ones that others have made, but I'd like to create some myself. Any recommendations for apps or websites to use?

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u/T_isfortrashpanda — 7 days ago

MYO content

We just got our 3 year old a Yoto mini and he's loving it. I have a few MYO card ideas. I'm wondering if anyone else has done these and if you have any ideas as to what to include. I think a mix of songs and a story would be great.

  1. Fraggle Rock

  2. Muppets or Muppet Babies

  3. Bear in the Big Blue House

  4. Tiny Chef

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u/T_isfortrashpanda — 19 days ago

Pants + public places

My son turns 3 this week and we've been potty training for a month now. It's our first rodeo so I'm not sure if this is normal or not.

If he is pantsless and at home, he does great. Just takes himself to his little potty, does his business, and moves on. So I know he is starting to understand the feeling of needing to go.

His daycare does not allow potty training kids to go commando, so we skipped doing that at home and just put him in training briefs and shorts. He can take them off and (mostly) put them back on without help. But if he is wearing pants, it's like he just doesn't care if he has accidents. He'll pee or poop right in them. He's holding it at school a lot until he can just go in his pull up at nap time. And it is *so hard* to get him to take potty breaks while he's playing at a park or a library or something. We have to bribe him with something to get him to sit, and even if he does, he's often too focused on getting back to playing and then he just has an accident once he's back at play.

Is this normal? Is there something we can do to help him understand that it is not okay to pee or poop in his underwear?

I've tried putting him in the shower after an accident like this and he doesn't care. The kid loves water. We've asked him where pee and poop goes, and he says "the potty." He says he's sorry after accidents.

I know he's not just going to magically be accident free but it's really frustrating and I don't know if we should be doing something different.

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u/T_isfortrashpanda — 1 month ago

Job search + articulate

Hi all. I'm a teacher who just finished her M. Ed. in Ed Tech with a focus on instructional design. I'm on the job hunt since my position at school was terminated. Pretty much all of the ID jobs I'm looking at want experience in using Articulate. However, I can't figure out how to get an account without a work email. I tried to put in my personal email and it won't work. Can you not get an account for personal use?

Trying to get the experience but...🫠

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u/T_isfortrashpanda — 5 months ago