what are the most popular imagionary creature to belive in as a kid?
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Santa Claus is at the top of the list.  Tooth Fairy, Easter Bunny, Ghost of Christmas past, present and future.\n\nDragons ~ loved the move Pete's Dragon.  I always wished that I could find one in a cave.  Unfortunately, I never did.
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1.snake\n2.imagination
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I love unicorns myself and they were and are still real. They are part of a lower level of beings. We might never see it because we are in the middle level of reality. Sylvia Brown explains it a hell of a lot better than I do. Get or check-out her book, Mysteries of the Unknown. It has the explaination in there along with a lot of other things
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I love fairy's.  My grandmother always believed in fairy's.  I frequent an area of woods that is absolutely magical.  Mosses and wildflowers, native trout, orange salamanders, mushrooms and waterfalls.  A PERFECT place for fairy's!!!
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I have two actually,,,my favorite is of a fairy floating above a pond with long flowing hair.\nMeaning: there is a little bit of magic where ever you go
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as much as I belive in the Easter bunny and the tooth fairy
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Closest you will get to a proper name is Cryptozoology.\n\nBut this also covers modern myths like Nessie, Bigfoot, Chupacabra etc
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None. A hippogriff is an imaginary creature out of Greek mythology.
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Couldn't be the sun -- a two year old would know that. I vote for garden gnomes.
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Freddy the frog\nHenreitta hippo\nCharlie the owl
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No, it's not.  You can go along with their fantasy, but if asked directly, you should tell the truth. \n\nThe same applies to the Easter Bunny, Jesus, and the Tooth Fairy.  Superstition does no good for a young mind.  Stay with the truth.\n\nIf you do choose to lie about these myths, you will be setting a precedent very early in your child's life about the importance of being truthful.  Kids are smart!
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Sorry, I think they are mythical creatures.  Nice to think about, but not real.
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I once knew this girl who had a tatoo of a character from the book "Where the Wild Things Are" on the small of her back. I loved that book as a kid and loved her tatoo! It was really well done...actually the only tatoo I've ever liked.
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a baby platypus\nand\na baby spiny anteater
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Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends!!!\nhttp://www.xanga.com/fosters_homey
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Encourage the imagination!  Play pretend with me, and encourage me to be silly.\n\nWhen my kids were little, we set up the small dome tent in the back yard, and it become, well, everything.  We blasted off to space in it, we explored the jungle using it as a base camp, we had fun in it.\n\nWe played.  Together.
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Find a bunch of five year old boys and give them the cardboard box from a refrigerator--then stand back and watch the magic!  Seriously, ask a child. Their imaginations are not cluttered by conformist thinking.