It happened again
Jan. 11th, 2008 09:43 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
petmoosieEmily freaked out at something shown on a TV. tharline and I had left her with a babysitter who didn't know her well, and they turned on the TV. After crying and perhaps screaming, she told the babysitter to turn it off. And things got better, and games were played and all was fine by the time we picked her up.
It turns out, it was Scooby-Doo. I think the movie. Many 4 and 5 year olds have seen that with no troubles.
Now, she watches the Sprout network every week, I know it shows Zoobumafoo and DragonTales and The Comfy Couch (or maybe it's The GoodNight Show). She seems to be fine with that. She watches The Little Mermaid a lot, and even Ursala doesn't seem to scare her. She won't watch Finding Nemo and wants to give the DVD away.
I think I might have to talk to the kindergarten teacher about this. She is unusually sensitive (to TV and screens) and eventually teachers do use filmstrips to teach specific ideas. Maybe I will get "the form" again and I will write down that she has trouble with TV.
I have always been pretty careful with music, playing children's stuff or classical. I don't know if it extends to music/ things she hears also.
tharline and I had left her with a babysitter who didn't know her well, and they turned on the TV. After crying and perhaps screaming, she told the babysitter to turn it off. And things got better, and games were played and all was fine by the time we picked her up.It turns out, it was Scooby-Doo. I think the movie. Many 4 and 5 year olds have seen that with no troubles.
Now, she watches the Sprout network every week, I know it shows Zoobumafoo and DragonTales and The Comfy Couch (or maybe it's The GoodNight Show). She seems to be fine with that. She watches The Little Mermaid a lot, and even Ursala doesn't seem to scare her. She won't watch Finding Nemo and wants to give the DVD away.
I think I might have to talk to the kindergarten teacher about this. She is unusually sensitive (to TV and screens) and eventually teachers do use filmstrips to teach specific ideas. Maybe I will get "the form" again and I will write down that she has trouble with TV.
I have always been pretty careful with music, playing children's stuff or classical. I don't know if it extends to music/ things she hears also.
