Is this satire or literal?

Re: Is this satire or literal?

• dovetail223 member

  November 2014

  If this is for real, even though I would consider myself a modern wife/mom...I feel like this ruins fairy tales. I don't think my daughter needs it pointed out to her a young age that Ursula might be a suppressed ruler or cinderellas step sisters are mean because of societal pressures on female beauty.
  

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• BrittanyCupcakes member

  November 2014

  That last paragraph implies satire "once you speak logically to a toddler, they always listen".

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• huntjul member

  November 2014

  Satire, but satire is used precisely to make a point.

     
  

  
  

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• PinkDahLia44 member

  November 2014

  I actually don't think 8 is such a terrible idea.

  
  
  
  

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• jennlin member

  November 2014

  crunchymama11 said:

  The only Disney movie DD1 can watch is Frozen. We talk about how even though Hans is a prince he is mean and how Kristoff is nice. It's never too early to discuss, IMO. I also don't like how much make-up Elsa wears.
  
  And I can't even with the other princess movies...blah.
  

  also, her off-the-shoulder dress. my friends 4yo daughter constantly tugs at her sleeves to pull it down like elsa.
  

  
  
  

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