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Rated: 13+ · Book · Cultural · #1437803
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#838256 added January 8, 2015 at 10:43pm
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Movies for Kids
         There are family movies, which are meant to be seen by parents AND children. Parents have to tell the kids what the good values are, and warn against swearing, revenge and other themes that may appear in the story. But if your target audience is preschool through third grade, it is really hard to find a suitable movie.

         You don't want anybody to die, no scary scenes, no swearing, no off color humor, no alcohol or cigarettes. That weeds out a lot of movies that might seem bland or tame to a lot of adults. Teenagers can handle thinking movies, but not six year-olds. I have had a hard time finding age appropriate movies that are still good for adults. Even wholesome movies can be too hard to understand for little ones.

         And kids should be able to watch something entertaining that isn't always about learning, or like a Sesame Street episode. I have finally found some animated films that are primarily entertaining, but still wholesome. They have themes or story lines that can keep the parent engaged, without confusing or boring the children. They are by a company called Stepping Stones. The films are not cheap, but they serve the purpose. I can let the kids at my house watch them and feel okay about them. I can lend them to friends and know they won't think ill of me for any reason.


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