I don’t want DD watching The Magic Schoolbus anymore. Well, I don’t know …
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Anonymous
| Good grief! Maybe she'll grow up loving science? My kid who was like this but granted mostly the books which were painful to read due to all the side facts, conversations, etc - dressed up as Ms. Frizzle for Halloween in pre-K - and now is in college studying Chemistry. It could be so much worse! |
Anonymous
| This is so harmless, OP. |
Anonymous
|
It's a phase
Just ignore Magic schoolbus is great |
Anonymous
The PP is talking about OP. Tongue in cheek |
Anonymous
| DO you also hate PBS for being too woke? |
Anonymous
| Quoting a favorite book or movie? Inconceivable! Unless I’ll have what she’s having. In which case, it smells like victory. Because in the end, frankly my dear, I don’t give a damn. |
Anonymous
| Wow - are this post and yesterday’s post by the mom who was worried Taylor Swift lyrics were harming her 15 year old for real? |
Anonymous
| Kids that age are trying a lot of things out. That particular behavior is so common. I say this gently - try to work on your patience because this age can be a little annoying!!! |
Anonymous
| Hoo boy. I wish this is the only thing I had to worry about. |
Anonymous
| My child watched a VERY REASONABLE amount of Peppa Pig when she was two and developed an accent so strong that the pediatrician asked me if her dad was British. |
Anonymous
| Just let it Go——- |
Anonymous
agree. Also, my kiddo who really liked it is a high level science student now and still talks about it/how it provided a basic understanding of phenomena that she used to build on-- for topics she knows more about and especially for topics that she knows less about. |
Anonymous
| Try Brainchild on Netflix |
Anonymous
|
6-7 Op
6-7 |
Anonymous
| Has the OP been evaluated for ASD? |