The dad is the real hero of that show. Well, for me at least.
Bluey was first recommended to me by a dad of a then 5yo, and like the one in the show he was very enthusiastic about playing an emotionally honest and complete role in his child’s life, as well as messing up sometimes or, well, being a bit of a child himself.
I remember one episode of the first 2 seasons where he played with his kids too rough and didn’t even notice until the younger one started crying, then he apolgized and they resolved the situation. These moments make Bluey stand out sky high against most other content kids in that age bracket are offered.
Seriously, what does MAGA have against Bluey? It shows them what it’s really like to be pro children & family.
It shows them what absolute shit fathers they are by comparison. And it shows their kids that healthier parenting styles exist.
It’s harder to continue abusing someone once they learn the abuse isn’t “normal,” and that they’re not just being “ungrateful,” “spoiled,” “problematic,” or “entitled” whenever they complain about the abuse or ask for a basic need to be met.
The dad is the real hero of that show. Well, for me at least.
Bluey was first recommended to me by a dad of a then 5yo, and like the one in the show he was very enthusiastic about playing an emotionally honest and complete role in his child’s life, as well as messing up sometimes or, well, being a bit of a child himself.
I remember one episode of the first 2 seasons where he played with his kids too rough and didn’t even notice until the younger one started crying, then he apolgized and they resolved the situation. These moments make Bluey stand out sky high against most other content kids in that age bracket are offered.
Seriously, what does MAGA have against Bluey? It shows them what it’s really like to be pro children & family.
It shows them what absolute shit fathers they are by comparison. And it shows their kids that healthier parenting styles exist.
It’s harder to continue abusing someone once they learn the abuse isn’t “normal,” and that they’re not just being “ungrateful,” “spoiled,” “problematic,” or “entitled” whenever they complain about the abuse or ask for a basic need to be met.
yes, this is exactly what I meant