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Originally Posted by zinglebarb
And I do in all fairness agree with you ive just elaborated on my point 
The only thing ever scared my daughter was then news about bird flu when they found the swan she was terrified (she saw it on the news at her mums not here I dont watch the news it scares me too lol ) and a person dressed as a ghost at Warwick castle ( we were going into a haunting type thing it was only a year ago the person on the door was made up as a ghost and said the ghosts inside favoured pink.My daughter had a pink t shirt on and the poor thing was well scared ) |
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Originally Posted by zinglebarb
Anyhoo my daughter has from a very early age been able to differentiate reality from fiction and has known for yours that films are not real and has also for years enjoyed watching (slighty) scary films as she calls them .She will be watching x-men 3 as she has watched 1 and 2 when they come out.In fact its a shame its not getting a 12A
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This is why I try to shield my kids from seeing/hearing things that they don't need to. Kids are not as able to differentiate reality from fantasy as adults. More so as they get older but as you illustrate your 10 year old struggled with the ghost even though she may seem to be mature enough 90% of the time.