Daycare Stories 2
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- When I say I was a little devil in daycare, I meant it! More stories for you!
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Daycare Stories 1: • Daycare Stories
ARTISTS:
Megan Maher: meganamaher.com/
E Griswold: / elisegriswold
Chloe Dungate: @ScarfDemon
Emilee Dummer: edummerart...
Thumbnail by @PantslessPajamas
00:00 - Intro
00:20 - Being Dropped Off
01:32 - Digging
02:55 - Cutting My Hair
04:47 - Peanut Butter
06:31 - Smarties
#daycare #animation #storytime #letmeexplainstudios #rebeccaparham #animated #cartoon #funny #story #comedy #childhood #children #indianajones #jurassicpark #peanutbutter #smarties - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Rebecca is the definition of quality over quantity.
She honestly is! She’s the bestie none of us deserve, but needed.
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She really is the queen of animation! Her videos are really the definition of worth the wait!
Yes! Her videos are always worth the wait✌️
Seems backhanded 😭
Archaeologist bachelor here! Rebecca called us out, and we are PROUD of it!
OOOH
I am a fan
@@p-__ just stop pls
Yeahhhh
Archaeologists are very cool 😼😼
The thing Rebecca was crafting when she cut her hair:
🟩❓🟩🧿🟩
🟩🟩👀🟩🟩
🟩🌙🟩♥️🟩
🟩🟩🟩🏳️⚧️🟩
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At 3:24
And funny comment! :)
I mean l, you're not wrong
the trans flag
4:25 "and I don't get paid anything to tolerate you, but here we are"
when adults play called minecraft lol
As an autistic person, I was unfortunately the victim of bullying at day care. Though they did play several older Disney films their, so that's where I discovered my love for animation.
I'm homeschooled but I am Autisic and have ADHD maybe? Not entirely sure though.
I understand that. I was that perfect blend of an animation and musical theatre kid (and still am), so people picked on me and thought I was annoying and cheesy all the way up to age 12. But that spark for creativity and flair for the colourful things in life is what makes us unique and amazing!
@@sothisishowusernameswork.2043 Its okay if you just think its likely but cant get any verification of such
What i did when i first started figurin it all out was to accomodate things as if i wasnt neurotypical. So i just stopped listenin to that inner voice which told me it was wrong for me to do X thing or another just bcuz it discomforted others or made them see me as rude or otherwise
Nowadays ive got noise cancelin headphones and dark sunglasses and even a pacifier for an oral stim (chewlery hurts my teeth bcuz rly bad teeth from lack of dentalcare) and a stuffy as well; and i always have those much at least when out and about, and i use them as needed. Always wearin headset and sunglasses when on walks, even at night bcuz its still too bright outside for me with all the powered lights everywhere
And nothin convinced me more of who i rly am when it comes to my neurodivergence than those feelings each time ive accommodated myself and just kept feelin better in general mofe often.
The first time i ever put my headset on i got a huge grin on my face and legit started to tear up bcuz it was suddenly so quiet and pleasant feelin and i just felt myself becomin more relaxed than i cud remember ever bein in actuality. And honestly it still provides much the same lvl of happiness each time i use it, esp knowin how loud the world always was before
It feels similarly for me, tho varyin intensities, when i accomodate myself otherwise. It makes it so much easier for me to notice my needs, be it my hunger or sensory needs or otherwise, when im less distracted by the outside world in all the ways i just learned to tolerate growin up
Its so increds how much better our lives can become when we start tryin to listen to our needs that we prev had been led to believe were just wants or were even convinced to stifle so much we cudnt feel them at all.
You deserve to at least try to accomodate yourself and figure out what helps you; whether you have proof of a need for such or not, you deserve to try to find what works for you
Damn
@Toganium even though I wasn't bullied which I hope everything is OK for you, I'm autistic too..
1:45 It is to an adult as well. Once in Florida I started digging a hole halfway down a beach. A guy came along, saw it, asked what I was doing, said I was digging. He asks to join and does so. This cycle repeats almost six times. Ended up with a wide hole with a trench leading to the water, a large island in the middle. Guys were resting their drinks on it, sitting on the “benches” carved out of the sand etc. We did get one guy yelling at us since the sand would have to be moved back, but we were too busy enjoying ourselves and the hole we dug.
That’s pretty wholesome
That guy has a fair point.
There are many people I know who have hurt themselves in holes from the beach (yay night walks) so I like to think he was trying to let you have fun but also remember the safety aspects afterwards
@@bananarama3624 it was at least close enough to the water that by high tide the hole was caving in and filling out.
@@p-__ uhhhhhhhhh
@@lukelexepicgamersofficial._.just ignore them, it isn't worth it.
Here’s a story from when I was in Daycare: So there were these kids in my group who would bully this one girl who was autistic, she was my friend and she was super sweet so I hated to see her bullied, of course the teachers were all about the making up with your bullies thing so I decided to take matters into my own hands , I made little air dry clay dolls of both the bullies and covered them in red paint to look like they were dead then I put them in the bullies cubbie with a note that said in my best little kid handwriting “ Bully my friend again and this is what you will look like “ and I had to get counseling for that 💀
Maybe they got a trauma, but you were a good protecting friend
Congrats and they shall suff- I meann
Death threats before twitter
You are a hero.
Good. Because that's weirdly and specifically violent for someone under 5
3:08
i will never get over how smooth this animation is
It's fun to see how this channel has evolved from a story about a murderer teacher to daycare stories. And the animation is phenomenal keep up the good work Becca.
Edit: thank you guys for more than 600 likes!
@@p-__ what
@@sokaize It's a bot. Report it.
Really
@@sokaize what you've never seen the video about the murderer teacher
As a Medic main, I trust your advise will like this video.
"But if dad dropped us off."
*electric toothbrush noises*
The smarties candy story reminds me of this dumb fact I learned a long time ago.
Dumb fact: The candy smarties is band in every high school in America because teenagers would constantly crush and snort them like coke. So teens were basically literally snorting sugar and it was giving them nosebleeds which is what led to them being band.
I also think it was because it'd attract parasites into their noses or something.
@@cyanity1017 ok nerd
@@V00doo1Xim I was literally just adding onto the fact.
Becca was probably the kid that made potions and begged people to join her “cult” during recess
It's time explainers! Let's gather around because Becca's got some new stories to tell.
Ha ha I too like generic comment
Get comfortable everybody because we're gonna be watching CHAOS again! :D
Edit: She would definitely be that kid, 100%.
I've seen this comment so many times by now
Edit: No longer relevant as the original comment was edited with something more unique.
Ik my comment was generic, I like to comment early so I usually leave something generic and edit it when I have something genuinely interesting or funny to say
As someone who is deathly allergic to peanuts, I feel your sisters pain. Being excluded from activities that included peanuts just so you could die happened to me all the time. These days, It's more common that Daycares and Schools are peanut-free if there's kids with allergies. But back in the day it was always "like it or lump it or die"
Peanuts are just banned in general because of the POSSIBILITY of someone being allergic, even if none of the kids currently there are.
I understand and relate so much! 😭
@@MeemahSN yeah and it seems silly, but better safe than sorry, right?
Nowadays, Sunbutter is a daycare's best friend.
ayyyy, there is another. except it's all nuts (no nutella for me)
“Children are angels” 4:18
I was an odd child. Instead of cutting my own hair or the hair of another child, I split my lip with a pair of craft scissors on several occasions.
Young rebecca is literal definition of chaos💀
True 👍😊
Wait till you meet any unsupervised toddler💀
When I saw the word chaos in the dictionary there was a picture of Rebecca next to it..
Well.... may I tell you about my life
The delivery of "I got a stick!" absolutely KILLS me every single time. Not once have I watched this video without spamming 10-sec rewind to watch that one specific line at least five times.
You just called me out. 😂
Frrrrr
It's the freaking face that sells it. It is the most "I clearly didn't think this through" face I've seen in a long time.
She's got a stick
But that pause after “I got a smartie stuck up my nose and I can’t get it out!”
Omg I’m dead😂😂
1:42 I love the nostalgia Cynthia in the sandpit. I love it amazing to Rugby racks.
I’m not sure if this only happened in my school, or if it happened all over the country, (I’m an Aussie) but when I was 6 a bunch of kids at my school decided to try and “dig all the way to the centre of the earth” in the sandpit during recess. Eventually, after weeks of digging and finding nothing substantial, the operation sort of transformed into creating a some weird mini society in the sand. They would pour water in the sand to make rivers, place little pieces of wood over the gaps to make bridges, sculpt buildings out of sand, all while still attempting to dig to the centre of the earth. I remember thinking that the brown water in the sand was chocolate milk, even if it tasted nothing like it. And all the diggers celebrated thinking they’d made a chocolate river. Man, those were good times.
I would love an animated series just about you and your sisters childhood shenanigans 😂
YES PLEASE
hej Michael 😃
Yeah, the "cutting you own hair" thing is definitely universal. I was 6 and took a chunk out of my bangs just before Mom took my little sister and I to get our pictures taken. Thankfully, I did it off to one side, so with a little careful combing, it actually looked presentable, and Mom has one of those pictures in a magnetic frame on the fridge to this day.
Wait you people actually did this as kids
I did the same thing but to my little sister hair she got a comb stuck in her hair and afraid
Of dad getting mad I dedicate to just cut it out so she ended up having a lump of on her head and we had school pictures coming up luckily my mom’s friend knew how to fix it 😂
@@monkeyolympics8993i stuck bubble gum in my har and then cut off that hair
My parents never found out
Is this more common with girls or just kids with longer hair? Mine was kept too short to cut so I might have tried to cut other people's hair. Then again my dad always cut my hair and he traumatized me every time he did so I probably cut other things instead of hair.
When I was about 8 I had scissors kept at my desk (idk why) and had a habit of snipping of bits of my hair while doing homework 😂
Do you know you don’t realize how beautiful you are when you’re animated
“Smarties. Not the good kind the American kind.”
A compliment that will he remembered by Australia. Thank you Queen Becca
As a teacher I find that the daycare staff were pretty reckless during that Peanut Butter activity. If there is a child who is THAT allergic to peanuts, you shouldn’t have it in the daycare at all. Let alone in the same room as the child. Your sister was very lucky.
I do agree as I have worked in Childcare both with school age and younger and nut products are banned. My guess is that this service didn’t have a policy that bans nut products and was most likely during a time (90’s and earlier) where nut allergies were not as common. But I do agree that the staff were reckless.
i dont work at a daycare or with children or anything and even I think that's insane. Same with having jar of peanut butter in the house
Ya no that’s what I was thinking too, why was she in the same room???
My thought EXACTLY. omg that made me so mad! I would have come unglued on that daycare as a parent. Wth
I worked in daycare and we made sure everyone and their mother knew if a child had a severe allergy, my guess is the girls went to daycare in the 90s, when allergies probably were not taken as seriously as they should of been, I mean I'm glad they moved Rachel away from the other kiddos, but now a days, PB wouldn't even be allowed in the building if a child was that allergic!
7:40 what a wholesome moment she's trying to help her sister and definetly doesn't look like she's trying to poke her brains with a stick
1:27 "But if Dad was dropping us off..." (Cue demonic screaming from Kid Becca and Kid Rachel)
I DIE laughing every single time!!!!!
It's been like a year since I've watched Let Me Explain Studios. Nice to see she's still entertaining!
Hooray! The Witch of the Woods has returned! And she's here to entertain us all with more amazing daycare stories. Oh and steal our toes, but mostly the story part.
Yep, she does great work.
I work at a Daycare, and being able to come home and tell my family about stories like these from the teacher's perspective is the highlight of my day. Taking care of young children is SO FUNNY (and stressful, but worth it).
The little devils are the worst in the moment, but they give you the funniest stories! One of the kids I worked with once tore his shirt off (yes, TORE it) and started running around, chasing other 3-year-olds (who were screaming in terror) around the class while beating his chest and shouting like a gorilla. Chaos in the moment, but absolutely hilarious thinking back on it.
I was looking for the comment made most recently, congrats I guess lol
I do birthday parties and I have like three stories just from the two parties yesterday so yeah kids are chaos
@@karenz3853 nice
Small story time of mine that nobody cares about
I can’t remember if this was a school or daycare story but when I was REALLY YOUNG my school, we’ll say, had a special thing where if it was someone in the class’s birthday they would get to draw themselves on a big poster sized paper and everyone in the class had to draw them a card, when I was younger I loved drawing so I enjoyed doing this and every time we did this after I finished drawing them I would draw myself on the back holding a heart or something as a little “extra drawing”, one time while doing this however, a teacher saw me and said something along the lines of: “you should be drawing *insert name* not yourself, this day isn’t about you.”. Ever since then I haven’t drawn myself once that I can remember.
So congrats to that teacher for making a small child feel like an egocentric jerk and have confidence issues!
Imagine Janette watching this 😂
I LOVE U REBECAAAA
My grandma just past yesterday, and this video brought my spirits up. Thank you, Rebecca, thank you.
I really wanna correct your grammar but you're grieving and I dunno if it'll raise your spirits or make you pissed.
I’m sorry for your loss
Rest In Peace to her.
Rest in piece.
R.I.P X_Trifinity_X's grandma, I bet she was a lovely lady
I actually had to go to basically a secondary daycare after my main one let out for the day because my mom would still be working. It was held in a church and they probably thought I was some demon child 'cause every day we went there I would burst into tears and hide in the plastic castle and refuse to move until my mom picked us up. I vaguely remember coming out ONCE and the kids looked at me like I grew a second head. I stopped crying but I still refused to leave the plastic castle. 😂
Huh. Sounds like something I would do. Only even now my inner child is telling me I’d be in there purely because I was a dragon and that was where I needed to be and God himself help you for trying to remove me from my nest.
You uh. Should probably see a therapist
The but if dad was dropping me of AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA got me so much 😂
I love the voice you use for kid Becca, it's such a "gremlin" type of voice XD
Gotta love for Rebecca Parham's returning after 4 months she has really return to make more banger animation stories, but also take care and best wishes with to you ma'am
Can confirm that cutting your own hair is a universal childhood experience. When I was about 4, I accidentally put a piece of gum I was chewing in my hair. I knew that scissors were used to cut hair because my dad is a hairdresser, so I took a pair and cut off the hair with the gum. My mom found out what I did moments later and got understandably concerned, but I didn't actually cut that much hair off, so my hair still looked decent enough that she didn't have to cut more of it off to salvage it.
I Cut My Hair Off at School 🏫
Because There Was Blu Tack in My Hair
I was in kindergarten and a girl dared me to do it. Said goodbye to my bangs that day.
I cut my baby sister's bangs.
And I Think I cut my hair at Grade3
“Mom would sAshE her self out of the front door without looking back” MADE ME LAUGH SO HARD🤣🤣🤣🤣
You know what’s hilarious, is that as soon as there was a few seconds of awkward silence when you cut your hair, I got an ad🤣 the perfect time🤣🤣🤣
4:02 that “ *OH, Okay JANET* “. was actually delivered perfectly
Not quite day-care since I'm in the UK, but as a young kid, I was prone to nose bleeds. Every few days at the slowest of times. I confused the crap out of my teacher once when 4 year old me got a nose bleed, and while the teacher was trying to calm me down, all I said was something to the effect of 'I just need some tissue, I'll sit over by the sink until it calms down." It was so routine to me that I didn't panic at all.
My eldest niece, nearly 20 years later though? She's got herself into a Becca level incident, also at the age of 4. She bit another student, then to try and save herself, BARRICADED THE DOOR to the room she was in so that the teacher couldn't get to her. It failed, and she got sent home for a day or two as punishment. Still not sure whether to be angry it happened, or impressed at the lengths she went to to avoid trouble.
I used to work with a little girl who would injure other kids on purpose (biting, punching, kicking, throwing rocks) then bring them over to me, tell me they were hurt and play the hero. We could never catch her in the act. She stopped when one of the kids snapped one day and bit her back. I asked her teacher why she was crying and she just muttered 'she got taught a lesson.'
I got a smartie up my nose’
I GoT A sTiCk 😂
"I got a stick"had me dead
I love that when they put her in the big kid area with her sister, aka, "The Super Stars", Becca put the star back on the door to her sister's room, and yet it was a new drawing, not a re-used one. The little details she remembers on consistency when nobody would notice if she just put a plain old door... I love it.
Also... "I got a stick." Is ultimate kid logic.
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I don’t understand this comment but fr
It is currently 12:38 am where I live, and I choose to watch this hilarious chaos now. It takes every once of me not to burst out laughing
Cause 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Rebecca posting on a Saturday is like looking forward to your favorite Saturday morning show
so true!
It really is!
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Saturday cartoons 😩
True!
5:01 OODLE LALLY! WHAT SHE CALLS HER AUDIENCE!
And billy g i guess
I like how the time out chair has a paper that says children are angels.
7:05 "i got a *stick* "
Somehow, when I was younger, I also somehow said that before throwing the stick
7:06*
Rebecca pushing kids down who just STARTED walking is the funniest and most outta pocket thing I’ve heard💀😂
Really great video! I’m glad a sequel was made and hope there’s even more stories to be told!
It's totally something little her would do!
I haven’t watched this woman’s videos in at least 11 months and I’m just now watching her again😭
I love this vid it hits so hard on the weekend
I cut my own hair in preschool once. I was 3yrs old I think. According to the incident report (as my mother recalls it) it happened because I was left COMPLETELY UNSUPERVISED AND ALONE with those safety scissors at that craft table. No other children were sitting at this table with me, so I had no one to stop me tell me that maybe this wasn't a good idea.
Becca's teacher looked away, but my teacher and her TEACHER'S AID walked away. Like lady, you had an assistant helping you in your classroom, and neither one of you were paying attention. I'm a toddler here, I don't understand why you shouldn't cut your own hair. I just understand that scissors are sharp and they cut things!
Love from Houston!
I'll do you one better. I set my hair on _fire_ once. I forgot how old I was, but it was at my dad's house in AZ (I would go to see my dad in the summer). I went into his room for some reason (can't remember what it was) and saw a thin, credit card shaped white cigarette lighter. I held it up to my face like an idiot and lit it. My bangs went up like a well-oiled rag that was also soaked in gasoline. Thankfully the fire didn't last long, it was just a FOOMPH and then it was gone.
But yeah, that's where I learned that human hair makes a great fire starter.
@@ChakatStripedfur Yikes!
I am an adult... theoretically... and I still do dumb things when left unsupervised.
@@theduchessofspring2395 Thankfully I didn't get hurt, or anything. Scared the living shit out of me, though, let me tell ya. And I had a burnt edge where my bangs used to be, as well as a distinct smell of 'burnt hair' for a little while. Can't remember how much trouble I got into for that, but I'm sure it was a lot. I'm also sure my dad was laughing his _ASS_ off on the inside.
7:13
Baby’s first lobotomy
I need this as a shirt logo and like design
I love the first part, so I definitely love the second part
Rebecca is so funny i literally watch her videos all day every day
A fascinating thing about watching videos while you’re sick, you could stumble upon a gem like this. I may have sadly not exactly been in daycare, but I do know I was in preschool and kindergarten. There is one thing that my mother and father said to me, that when I was a little baby, one of my parents were placing around bottles of shampoo or something around me.
And do you wanna know what my autistic brain did in that moment? Well, my baby self managed to somehow organize the bottles by how they looked, little did I know that I seemed to have a bit of a thing with organizing. Isn’t that neat?
I'd have opened each and every bottle and made a huge mess 😭 I was always too smart for my own good (adhd brain craves stimulation lol), so I was usually climbing things, opening stuff I shouldn't be able to open (downed a bottle of children's benadryl once) and in general getting into things if not being watched 🙃 either that or I was plotting my next wayyyy too intricate and crafty plan to harass and trick my little brother💀
I would’ve chugged it so fast. No hesitation.
When I was 1 I opened a baby lock on a cupboard with my mouth and ate a washing machine tablet. I’ve had good breath ever since.
i would’ve opened all of them and started smelling each and every one, or sorting them out based on how similar the colors are
"Let's talk about making day-care staff miserable." Very, VERY agreeable.
I kinda agree but i only made the 1st few grades pure hell for the teacher 😂😂😂😂
Love this she went all out
this is the first video iv have ever watched from rebecca and the best
“Let’s go back to some memories of making daycare staff miserable”
Mad respect
Love how the kids are sculpting their version of Athena in the background! Nice touch!
I thought it was Ares
@@luvshak42 no, ares wouldn't have armor I don't think, or a chest piece, only girls in ancient Greece (besides Hermes) had a thing covering their chest. Then again that's probably wrong 💀
@@mrnakeclide4606 Yeah, now that I take a good look at it I think it is Athena
The "I got a stick part" got me wizzing everything I see it
I’m studying to be a daycare teacher and this honestly reminds me one of the reasons I want to be one. The stories, kid logic, and you know helping out the future generations
6:48 "Hey, Becca, wanna crush these smarties up and snort them with me?"
Ok that hit me way too hard 😂
“Woah… I can taste… SOUNDS”
@@NattyLovesDimXMrLWoah I can hear colors 👁👄👁️
This smells like colors
I'm amazed they did the peanut butter craft with your sister anywhere nearby. There's no way they'd get all the kids' fingers/clothes/hair, etc. and the surfaces clean enough to be safe for someone that allergic. I give my kids ONE marshmallow, and I'm finding sticky finger prints all over the house... heck, I find sticky finger prints without any marshmallows... 😂
Giving how old she is ( not insulting) this was long before all the more peanut allergy frezny thing
that's kids for ya
😂😂😂
It's not always about the children Spiderman it's about the money
"Children are angels" NO THEY AINT I WAS A DEVIL AS A CHILD 😭
“Wanna hear about it? Of course you do!”
We don’t even get a choice! 😂
The sudden and extreme bits were the cherries on top of an already immensely entertaining video. I was wheezing on the ground for 5 minutes after seeing what happened when dad dropped you off.
The karen hair cut at 4:15 lol
I'm currently learning to be a daycare worker and I'm sorry Becca, but you are definetly one of the kids that I would have a stressful day afterwards. Tho also with being interested in arts&crafts + drawing would have been my favourite kid at the same time ngl XD
Why how do you dare it’s so good you just made me
Savage Rebecca! 4:20 Love the kid voice! The sequel we didn’t need, but am glad we now have it!
420 lol
@@nataliemorett1911 420 lel
@@GuywithabadenglishOfficcial420 lil
4:08 OOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHH JANET GOT *BURNED*
I actually managed to find a young Megalodon tooth when i was 6. I still have it.
Michael parham sounded like an awesome Dad. Remembering Michael.
Also I gotta have a loop of “I got a stick!”🤣
7:40 Best frame of the video.
Omg yes 😂
As someone else who is deathly allergic to peanuts I'm annoyed they even did that when they knew there was a kid with a diagnosed peanut allergy! Especially an airborne one. That was on the daycare honestly
I too have a deathly nut allergy. It goes as far to being avoiding mangoes because they’re in the same family as cashews and we can’t take chances. It isn’t an airborne allergy though. However, if I eat it or it enters my body through a wound or opening in my face, I will need an epi-pen to survive. I’m also allergic to eggs, soy, and bananas, so almost every vegan item, baked goods, and a lot of grain is off the chart. It’s so difficult to eat out.
mangoes are related to cashews???
Yes, surprisingly
I work at a daycare that has a very strict no-nut policy because some of our kiddos have peanut allergies (this policy included any foods that even might have been cross-contaminated with nuts such as store-bought cupcakes - rule of thumb is unless the label specifically says nut free we should consider it a potential allergen), and I was led to believe that this was universal policy for most academic and childcare settings. Even having peanut butter in the room could have been a huge risk to Rachel's life, especially since her allergy was airborne (even being in the same room and breathing "contaminated" air set her off).
Tl Dr that was a really big oversight on the part of the daycare that would not fly nowadays.
@@kylajensen1957 You'd be surprised about how ignorant schools are towards peanut allergies even nowadays. In my high school art class I was forced to do a still life of peanuts, and when I insisted I couldn't the art teacher took points off for me referencing an image I found online instead. That's not a universal thing though, I think that art teacher was just bad :(
(Also I love your icon, ibuprofeN is amazing)
Rebecca: "did you hear the one about crypto?"
Me: "Do you mean zoology or the super dog?"
That last story has me dying with laughter every single time
3:51
I love the inclusion of the “children are angels” poster in the background
I will forever love Rebecca's storytelling style. Shout out to Rebecca and her team for including Angelica's Cynthia doll during the sandbox scene.
*ahem*
Cynthiaaaa, she's a really cool dancer!
Cynthiaaaa! Boogie to the groove now!
7:41 , this is literally my screen saver and it has been since the video came out 😂
I love how funny little Rebeca is
Rebecca casually told us that she accidentally ruined a kid's life.
It was entirely his fault, but damn.
1:47 ?
What who's life did she ruin
@@myname-bd9dr 1:47 His because he made the pipe explode and he probably ummmmmm got very hurt
So dramatic
I mean, mess around and find out, right?
Rebecca never fails to entertain, she was a theatre kid after all!
Anybody else do that thing when they were younger where you harmonized your screams with your sibling and annoy the ever loving vanilla milk tea out of your parents? 😂 Bc that’s what this 1:30 is reminding me of rn lol
I love the hang in there poster at 4:32
1:30 Poor Dad 😂😂😂
I just clicked on the time and now I’m deef
Her dad was the one to suffer according to her stories and her mom was the one who had the angry face with the kids
@@Object.Annihilation I was laughing and minor grammar mistake it’s deaf
XD
@@jessicasaldana3793 I was lafing at your spelling mistake it’s not and minor grammar mistake it’s a minor grammar mistake
Daycare Stories 2 is yet another masterpiece from Rebecca! The way she narrates her childhood experiences with such humor and wit is truly captivating. I can't help but reminisce about my own daycare days and the crazy things we used to do as kids. The animation, as always, is top-notch and adds so much depth to the storytelling. Keep up the fantastic work, Rebecca! Your videos never fail to brighten my day and bring back fond memories of my own childhood shenanigans.
Couldn't have said it better myself! Seriously, this is a beautifully worded comment and I can tell you are a really talented writer.
The "kids are angels" poster got me as you sit there absolutely not being a angel-😆😆
4:30 Omg the cat poster! I'm dieing
1:26
Rebacca and her Sister: *become a alarm clock*
🤣🤣🤣
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7:39
Is the most An Awkward but Awesome Scene!!! 😂😂😂😂😂
I absolutely remember digging in the dirt as a kid. We actually found some bones once. Looking back, they were probably mouse or bird bones that some animal had buried. Also, I had this thing for a while where I would find the biggest rock poking out of the dirt, and dedicate myself to excavating it.
I love the children are angels poster in the office
2:48 There's just something about "He took all the blame" that's so funny
"Hey Becca, I got a Smartie stuck up my nose and can't get it out!"
"...I've got a stick!"
This gave me flashbacks to working in a daycare, kids would get themselves into the craziest situations, and half the time I was the one who had to help the out of said situation! 😂😂😂
I started laughing so hard at the derpy expression on her face as she said that. "I GOTTA STICK" just had me cracking up! xD
I've stuck a peanut up my nose
“You guys know smarties, the the good kind the American kind” got me dying from laughter because I’m an American and I didn’t know there was another kind of smarties
Rebecca you never fail to amaze!
Lost bladder control on the smarties story. I haven’t laughed this hard in ages. Thanks for making me laugh. Good medicine for the soul.
We all need ONE day of a dose of laughter. I recommend an amazing friend that gets you and showed you that she or him is loyal to have you as a friend. (I just got so deep on the the type I comment you made) I wish you an amazing friend that can make you laugh. Because how can you run away from laughter when it's inside you...
I can tell youre gen x