πΈ
What πΈ means
A yellow rhombus, cut off and rounded at each corner, and printed with a black outline and a pair of kids (one older and one younger), holding hands and carrying what seems to be school bags.
The πΈ Children Crossing emoji mostly represents a 'school zone' or a 'school crossing' sign. It suggests caution (on the part of the upcoming traffic), a sense of 'going slow', taking it easy, and being vigilant as well.
How and when to use it
- πΈ could symbolize children leading the way because the rest of the traffic is at a standstill (aka the "adults"). So, if you're sharing posts/reposts with captions resonating with this ideal or even a text message of the same, use πΈ.
- Examples for the previous point would be - "Children reinvent the world for you πΈ", "Growing up is not the problem. Forgetting is πΈ" or "Children are the way forward πΈTreat them as though they are capable of the wonderful people they're becoming".
- The kids in πΈ are holding hands - which could be translated into care, friendship, and togetherness. Like, "Holding each other through everything since day 1 πΈ" or "We're inseparable πΈ Even with death".
- While sharing children/kids and school/schooling related content, you may add πΈ; this works for informative posts, fun reposts, kids activity posts, or even programs and shows that are purely for children.
Other Names
- πΈ Children Crossing Sign
- πΈ School Zone
- πΈ Traffic Signal
- πΈ Stop. Children Crossing.
- πΈ Kids Crossing
- πΈ School Children Crossing
- πΈ Children Walking Hand in Hand
At a glance
- Category
- Symbols βΊ warning
- Codepoints
U+1F6B8- Emoji version
- Emoji 1.0
- Shortcodes
:children_crossing:- Keywords
- child, children, crossing, pedestrian, traffic
How it looks across platforms
Seeing a blank box instead of the emoji somewhere? Here's why that happens.
β‘ Quick round
Which joined the keyboard first β πΈ Children Crossing or π§βπ¦½ββ‘οΈ Person in Manual Wheelchair: Facing Right?