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Old 02-24-2009, 08:07 PM   #41
RichardHaads

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Wrong. Make them watch the show. Tell them about disabilities, explain to them that its nothing freaky! Kids are only scared by what they dont know. My grandfather had lost a leg in WW2, and so missing limbs were never a big deal for us kids. We never looked weird at people with such disabilities.

So, I'd tell those parents to take a hike and leave it at that.
Yes you're right that kids are scared of what they don't know. What I mean is that you can still turn the TV off if your kid has a really bad fear even after you tried to explain. I wouldn't force them to keep watching if continuously got nightmares.

Mate I'm still scared of dogs (well uneasy around them). I used to cry at the dogs on TV apparently when I was really little. You can tell me what you like about dogs, I've had to look after and feed two big ones for a week but I still hate going near the things. Some people have worse reactions to things no matter what they are educated with.
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