Julia Thompson wrote: > > I have a friend with a 2 1/2-year-old daughter who > agrees with you. > They don't watch anything with violence anymore (no more > Law & Order for awhile, which the mother was rather fond > of) but they don't have problems with her seeing sex. > When asked by another mutual friend who didn't get it, > the mother said that they hoped their daughter wouldn't > ever be involved in any violence, but they figured that > sooner or later she'd get involved with sex. :) > It makes sense, OTOH, the kids should be _prepared_ to deal with situations with violence [or sex], so maybe some exposition to stressful situations may prevent a histerical reaction later.
Me and Silvana have slighly different opinions about what is appropriate for children in TV. OTOH, they seem to have set up their own standards, for example, Natalia wrote to Cartoon Network complaining about _Samurai X_, which is very violent, while they don�t give a damn about the Animes with [doll-like] nudity and homosexual characters, or videoclips with naked people. BTW, I had _lots_ of trouble explaining to them _why_ one TV Show was exhibiting naked people with blurred effects over some body parts... Alberto Monteiro
