Furious_Love
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- Aug 23, 2005
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@EverlastingWinter
I think it is wonderful we can digress and then come back to the point initially posted.
If I were to become a parent, I would choose not to allow social media on my child's phone.
That is so courageous Winter. You would be in the small minority who really control what goes into our precious one’s minds. As I said before; our sphere of influence on our Children is small,
Be vigilant Winter.
I recently asked my daughter who has a child of her own and is in her thirties if she felt scarred or felt left out because of the censorship that my wife and placed in her life. She was very positive and said how she remembers the times that she and her brother had craft days and the games we used to play. Half of our cupboard was full of board games. It does take effort and perseverance but let me tell you it is worth more than precious stones or gold Winter.
This disconnection initially left me feeling anxious and lonely
I do agree with you in regards to social media. If you rely on people to make you feel good I can only assume if a negative post is posted it could potentially cause sadness. Community is very important to one’s growth. Maybe sharing your initial struggle could help others as well and could also be cathartic.
To control what my future child consumes, I would opt for reruns of older TV shows and modern Christian movies, carefully selecting content based on reviews and personal viewing. Ensuring the protection of my child in a society saturated with potentially harmful media is of utmost importance.
There would be a lot of mums and dads here who have young children. Maybe you could collate a list of what worked for them and what their preferences are in regards to tv and movies. Add that to your own list and that could be a starting point for you. Well done Winter, you are on your way already.
God Bless
Furious_Love