[letmein]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..the thing is as well ..If those questions are asked then that's the perfect time for them to be asked and answered because the parent is the one there to give the answers and not someone else and they have the complete control over how they will answer, what their child's level of understanding is, no one knows better than a parent...but if they're not asked, then children go on thinking that male/female parents are the 'norm' ...and so and so through another young generation maybe ..?..when those children become parents themselves ...children ask, they ask anything because of their need to be informed...

People like Northern Monkey are the type that believe in babying their children, raising them to be wimps, wrapping them in bubble wrap so that the poor things can't possibly be exposed to the world around them.

[Ninastar]

Originally Posted by letmein

So you think that showing a child with parents who are of the same gender shouldn't be shown?

Originally Posted by letmein

People like Northern Monkey are the type that believe in babying their children, raising them to be wimps, wrapping them in bubble wrap so that the poor things can't possibly be exposed to the world around them.

You just made two assumptions there, both of which are not true. Did I say that two parents of the same gender shouldn't be shown? No. I didn't say that at all. I think kids shows should show all kids of families, not matter what age. But from 7+ is the only right age to go more into the 'relationship' aspect of gay families/people/whatever