I can understand that the parents are horribly upset, I would be too. If it wasn't in the hands of kids, it would be a funny joke, as I like all Elmo jokes.
Elmo goes Potty
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I can understand that the parents are horribly upset, I would be too. If it wasn't in the hands of kids, it would be a funny joke, as I like all Elmo jokes.
Elmo goes Potty
Wow, that's kinda strange, and a little disturbing
Strange and a very disturbing. Definately not funny.
That's not that big of a deal. It's innapropriate but it's not like the child is going to now go out and murder someone. :rolleyes:
No, it's not going to cause a child to go out and murder anyone, but who wants elmo sounding like a horror movie character? If one of my kids got that I'd be ballistic.
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No, it's not going to cause a child to go out and murder anyone, but who wants elmo sounding like a horror movie character? If one of my kids got that I'd be ballistic.
I still don't see what the huge issue is, chances are the kid didn't even understand what was being said. People can shelter their kids all they want but eventually their going to hear this stuff. :confused:
I agree. Anyone who thought that it was no big deal, I sure wouldn'tQuote:
Originally Posted by Lady's Human
want around my children.
A child in the age bracket for an elmo book is most certainly old enough to understand words and ask mom and dad what the word means. It has nothing to do with sheltering children, it has everythin to do with introducing things to children in a controlled and age appropriate manner. "Do you want to die" is not age appropriate for the 2-3 year olds who are getting those elmo books.
I think a kid would understand what dying means. That is FREAKY, kids would have nightmares over that. Yes, kids do hear this stuff, but when they're older and have grown an understanding of life. I used to have terrible nightmares when i was young about things coming from under the bed to get me. But now i know it's silly and i'm more realistic about stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by CagneyDog
It's not a seriously terrible issue, but it's disturbing all the same.
Yes, but they would not understand the significance. Unless the mom made a huge deal about it, I’m sure they forgot about it five minutes later.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lady's Human
If and when you have a three year old asking you questions like that you'll understand. Their memories are better than people give them credit for, they repeat everything, and nightmares don't just come from somethings they heard 5 minutes before bedtime.