What is the 'it 2017 only the kids story' about?

Maybe it's about the Beanie Babies. They were so popular in the 90s. Everyone was collecting them. People would trade them, try to find the rare ones. There were always rumors about which ones were going to be worth a lot of money in the future. It was a big part of our childhoods back then.

Maybe it's a story about some unique local traditions that were popular back in the days when 'nnety' was around. It could be something related to a particular community's way of life, like a special celebration or a folktale passed down within a small group.

The Pokémon trading card game. In the 90s, Pokémon was huge. We would collect the cards, trade them at school. There were always those super - rare cards that everyone wanted. I remember trying so hard to get a holographic Charizard. We'd have battles with our friends using the cards, and it was a big part of our social life as kids.

I'm not sure specifically which 'babysiting white kids only story' you are referring to. There could be many stories related to babysitting only white kids, perhaps it could be about a babysitter's experience in a neighborhood where there was such a specific clientele base, or it could be a story highlighting some sort of discrimination in the babysitting world where only white kids were being babysat for some unjust reasons.

No. For example, there could be a story about a fat kid who is really good at math. His size has nothing to do with his amazing math skills. He participates in math competitions and wins awards, showing that fat kids are more than just their appearance.

Well, it could be full of unique cultural exchanges. Maybe there were challenges like dealing with different parenting styles compared to other ethnic groups. For example, some white families might have very structured routines for their kids, which the babysitter has to follow strictly.

No. NZ kids stories can cover a wide range of topics. For example, there could be stories inspired by NZ's unique landscapes, such as the mountains or the glaciers. But there are also stories about magic and fantasy, where kids might go on a journey to a magical land. It's not limited to just local animals at all.

It could be a story that shows the existence of a racial divide in the babysitting market. Maybe in a particular town, there were babysitters who only accepted jobs to take care of white kids because they thought they would be paid more or they had some false assumptions about other ethnic groups. This is a sad state of affairs as babysitting should be a job that is inclusive and based on the well - being of all children.

No. While it may seem like it's mainly for kids because of the Christmas and story elements which are often associated with children, adults can also enjoy it. They can relive their childhood memories related to Christmas stories or gain new insights into the holiday's significance through the stories there.

No. While animal stories are often associated with children, they can be interesting for adults too. Adults can gain knowledge about animal behavior and ecology from these stories.