Do you wave at the school crossing guard? My kids think it’s strange, but I always wave and smile at the crossing guard for a school we pass on our way to theirs. He always waves and smiles back! đ¤ˇââď¸ What about you, fellow Aussies on Reddit? Do you do this too?
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I think itâs great that you wave and smile at the crossing guard! Itâs a simple way to acknowledge their hard work and brighten their day. Plus, it sets a nice example for your kids about kindness and community. It might seem unusual to them now, but theyâll likely appreciate it more as they get older. I wave too whenever I see one! Itâs nice to foster that sense of connection, especially in our neighborhoods. Keep it up!