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What we once laughed at… we now understand differently.
In this episode, I reflect on a moment that stayed with me—a child watching cartoons for the first time, and a father’s response that made me pause and think.
As children, many of us grew up watching cartoons filled with chaos, humor, and constant action. At the time, it was entertaining. We didn’t question it.
But now, looking back, I began to wonder—how do children really process what they see?
Do they understand it’s not real… or do they simply absorb it?
This episode isn’t about criticizing cartoons. It’s about awareness, presence, and understanding how young minds interpret the world around them.
Because sometimes, it’s not about controlling what children watch…
…it’s about being present while they’re watching.
By Frances HammondWhat we once laughed at… we now understand differently.
In this episode, I reflect on a moment that stayed with me—a child watching cartoons for the first time, and a father’s response that made me pause and think.
As children, many of us grew up watching cartoons filled with chaos, humor, and constant action. At the time, it was entertaining. We didn’t question it.
But now, looking back, I began to wonder—how do children really process what they see?
Do they understand it’s not real… or do they simply absorb it?
This episode isn’t about criticizing cartoons. It’s about awareness, presence, and understanding how young minds interpret the world around them.
Because sometimes, it’s not about controlling what children watch…
…it’s about being present while they’re watching.