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Posted onDecember 07, 2011 - 6:07 pm by Admin | 0 Comments

It is important to remember that not all cartoons are made for toddlers- or even older kids. If you’ve seen your toddler burst into tears during an exciting scene in a G-rated Disney video, you may be wondering if film ratings aren’t the best way to censor your child’s viewing.

Studies show that children begin to develop the ability to differentiate between reality and fantasy between the ages of 3 and 6. So when SpongeBob’s eyeballs fall out, it might not be funny to your toddler.

While the obvious solution is to postpone television exposure until the child is of a more appropriate age, limiting and carefully guiding her viewing can also be an option. If you have Cable, you have access to both Playhouse Disney and Nick Jr, both of which have a plethora of suitable, even educational shows for pre-schoolers, as does PBS Kids.


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