Our first sign is remarkable in some ways.
⦿ First because of the heads inflated with knowledge. Hunga­rian children may very well be able to survive a few days wit­hout Google. While stocking up on facts and know­ledge is healthy in my opinion, some countries are driving it too far: e.g. Costa Rica and Indonesia. The Hungarian educational system, however, seems to have found kind of a reasonable situation.

Our second sign is far less common than the first. Its style is also much more continental. The boy is taller than the girl. He is walking in shorts —you did notice the trousers (†) in the first find, did you? Both carry a bookbag.

There is one peculiarity though: the double stroke below their feet. A stroke representing the pavement is shown in many countries (e.g. Belgium, The Azores, Romania). It is always a single, sometimes heavy, stroke.

Other countries where a father with child is shown: Israel, Madagascar. In Laos father and mother take turns in walking their child and in Belize a mother with two children can be seen.