They're Not Dolls, Mom!
...ment, but showed that the toys weren't usually as bad as they were made out to be. This article seems to be written to try to help parents and authority figures not shelter their children so much that they can't even have fun. Playing with toys helps children work on motor skills, gives them a break from boredom, and expands their imagination. Just because a Tarzan toy has "action-attack arms" doesn't mean that Disney is trying to turn all 10 year olds in to sexual deviants. I completely agree with this writer. Parents don't do as much parenting as they do arguing and sheltering. Kids are barely ever let out of the house anymore. Their friends' houses are too dangerous, the store is too dangerous, even the church is too dangerous to be left alone. ...