I get your point, yet I'm not sure it reflects the (nuanced, as always) reality. They're not really in a bubble: they're exposed to ads outside of home (TV at

I get your point, yet I'm not sure it reflects the (nuanced, as always) reality. They're not really in a bubble: they're exposed to ads outside of home (TV at other places, Cinema, street boards, on city buses...). I hope that this clear separation between "no ads/home" and "ads/outside" is sufficient to cross a threshold in their mind which makes them thinks "Ads are not meant to be ubiquitous". And when I notice that this threshold is being crossed, then I'm here to tell them "looks, choosing if we're exposed to ads in on us!". And I hope that this low-age learning will help them later in life (more or less >12/15, imo).