Locking dangerous animations movies for children
Hello everyone..
I've known about this ad-free streaming service for a long time, but my kids were too inattentive and spent a lot of time here before I set a Pin and locked it. I've accumulated nearly a hundred more animated movies and cute cartoons in the history repository. That's fine! But I found Happy Tree Friends there, I'm interested to know the screenplay of this movie... Image
Seeing from the name is very interesting, but many scenes are dangerous if consumed by my child who is under 5 years old. Eyes Cold Lemonade is the title of one of the Happy Tree Friends animated series, almost all episodes feature dangerous scenes, as in episode 33 for example. The characters are cute, but the action in the animation is not too good for them.
The characters in the animation display bad events such as accidents, being hit by falling wood "so" that it causes damage to body parts and bleeding.
Another bad scene my also found in episode-29 of the Eye Candy series. For my age, it might be a little funny when one of the characters is walking while holding a lollipop and falls due to falling wood, then one of the character's eyes is hit by the lollipop and poked and then detached and... The eyepiece flew to the branch of a tree and was pegged by a bird... The character cries out in pain and fear...
It's very natural that I have to protect my child from watching the animation because almost all scenes do not tell or give good examples for children such as the "vigilance" scenario for children to avoid a game that will be fatal to themselves.
I finished watching a few episodes, but I didn't find the direction and end purpose of the animation, except for the silly scenes that were created to be funny and interesting. It's as if the "bad scenes" for children in the animation are considered funny and entertaining without judging the negative consequences.
My son was crying and kept making his pouty face when I got home from work because I had locked my Netflix account! What was thinking next? While my son doesn't like YouTube without giving me any reason...
I offered her substitute animated cartoons, like Turning Red, Zootopia or Inside Out... on YouTube, but she refused!!! I let her use Netflix, but first I had to figure out how to get some inappropriate or dangerous animated movies for kids locked up properly. Did I make a mistake when choosing the viewing plan?
Oh ya! Aku tidak banyakenceritakan tentang kisah tentang film animasi Happy Tree Friends disini, karena saya lebih dominan menulis sekaligus mendapat masukan dari anda disini tentang cara pembatasan tontonan anak-anak di NFxt.
...I'm also new to writing in this community, as a new guest of course I don't really know about what kind of writing is appropriate here... My best regards to everyone involved here.
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