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Just to warn you, mine (older now - 9 and 11) found Spirited Away scary and still refuse to watch it again!
by jvvw 4y ago
Just to warn you, mine (older now - 9 and 11) found Spirited Away scary and still refuse to watch it again!
- cloverich 4y agoI dont know if this is valid, but i intentionally showed it to my kids super young hoping to normalize it so they wouldnt be afraid if it (they love it now).
- theschmed 4y agoMy strategy is to provide selective spoilers. I think the scary/violent parts of movies are easier on children when they are prepared emotionally that everything will be ok. So for Spirited Away I warned them in advance, “It’s got scary parts-for example, her parents get turned into pigs! But it all turns out ok in the end. You’ll have to watch to see how.” And for “Lupin the Third: The Castle of Cagliostro” something similar: “Just so you know, there’s one part where he gets shot with a gun and blood comes out. But don’t worry he doesn’t die.”