childhood... photos on Flickr

is a series of open doors. do they stay open as you age and gain knowledge, or do they close one by one as you grow up and make your choices? can they be reopened?

Haw Flakes (shan zha) by Alvin Chow

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Childhood of Christ by Granpic

Window showing scenes from the Childhood of Christ, in St Paterne's church, Orléans, France. Glass by Jacques Le Chevallier at Atelier Degusseau. One of the windows installed during the re-glazing of the church between 1945 and 1962.

Childhood by Miguel Jauregui

childhood by Yan Oley

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childhood food by Lynac

this is my childhood food. Japanese wooden soya sauce rice. i finally found it at Shokudo @ raffles city. $3.80. yum.

CHILDHOOD MEMORIES by cell leader

LIFE IS NOT A BOX OF ROSES

Early Childhood Development by Swiss Academy for Development

Let's go on an imaginary journey! On their imaginary journeys the three to five year olds of the early childhood education classes go to the forest, visit a relative in the neighbouring village or go fishing. They balance on bridges, step over a sleeping monkey, avoid getting stuck in a swamp by stepping on safe places, open a secret door by hitting it with a ball and jump bravely over a snake. In doing so, the children practise in a playful way and, with few aids, their fine and gross motor skills are improved and they learn how to follow instructions and concentrate on a task.

Childhood Pics by amyandchriswelsh

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childhood 042 by Noelle

Mom & Dad's bed in Grants Pass

childhood walk by Rehman sobhan

Bogalake, Bandarban

back to childhood by melissa

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childhood revisited today. all i need is hotdogs and those tiny tubs of ice cream with the flat wooden spoons

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Validate ther feelings: I know you're sad, but it's time to go home by George Wesley & Bonita Dannells

Early Childhood Conference 836

Childhood by Olga Trunina

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Zenit-11, Jupiter-9

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Childhood Dreams by Lexi McQueen

Childhood. by Ahmad Nazri Abd Majid

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“Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children play is serious learning. Play is really the work of childhood.”~ Fred Rogers.

Childhood cancer survivor by Mark Tantrum

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Childhood cancer survivor playing poker in a tournament gets consolation as he loses all his money after going all in on a hand. Nick had a form of leukemia as a child.

Museum Of Childhood by Robert Stokes

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The Museum of Childhood in Edinburgh, Scotland, is pretty much equal measure creepy and cool. It's also free, so no harm done to the wallet if it's not your thing.

Childhood Maturity by Poornika Rishi

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Childhood is not only the childhood we really had but also the impressions we formed of it in our adolescence and maturity. That is why childhood seems so long. Probably every period of life is multiplied by our reflections upon the next.

My Childhood by Chibdm