I am not a big fan of cartoon shows, but I have to monitor what Jady is watching on a regular basis. There are plenty of good shows for kids nowadays, but I particularly like shows broadcasted by PBS. They have the best shows for children I believe. Shows like "Sid the Science Kids", teaches children basic science; "Barney" and "Cailou" are shows about good characters, and of course, the classic, "Sesame Street" has a little bit of everything from letter to counting, good character to reasoning.
So, I was watching a new show called "Word World" with Jady the other day, and I was really impressed with it. The episode was on how the main charaters (buggies) tried to solve problems. The whole show repeatedly saying and singing, "No problem is too big to solve if we can stay calm and think things through."
It was pretty silly, but how truthful is that? It is a simple, yet powerful reminder of how we should act when we're facing challenges. I don't think such a message is only for kids as I know how often I rush into decisions and make bad choices. It's good to be reminded! :)
Monday, April 13, 2009
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