On Sunday, J and I took Miss M to see Tangled while C stayed home and slept. All alone. Not really, Grandma was kind enough to come over and sit in our house while she slept. Anyway, this is only the second time we have taken M to see a movie. The last one was Wall-E and she was, I think, 3 1/2. She doesn’t ask to go to the movies and we haven’t really been asking her either. As a part of our public library’s summer reading program, she received a coupon for a free movie at one of our local budget theaters. We asked her if she wanted to go and she said sure. She has the Tag book on Tangled, so she knew the general idea of the movie and I think was intrigued.

Oh Angie, I feel your pain! I’ve got a big-hearted 7-year-old over here who gets so upset about the “hard” parts in movies. It’s not even the violence, it’s the emotions of bad things that get him.
Whereas the 3-year-old? She’s pretty much fine with anything. We still monitor the content she watches, but we don’t have guard her heart like we do his.
Kids are hard! 🙂
Thanks, Heather for writing! I totally agree with you..a lot of it is the kid and their make up. I have a feeling I will have a different perspective when it is time to take the baby to the show.
That is a lot like us. Actually my son is watching Martha Speaks right now. I think it’s a good thing though. There are times to learn about things and at 5 and 6 I don’t think it’s the time. We need to let them be kids… You’re a good mama!