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Traditional Fairytales may Not be Giving the Right Message, Say Brit Parents

According to recent research, British parents have given up reading traditional fairytales to their children, out of concern that the tales do not carry the right message....Read More

Posted on : Wednesday, January 7, 2009 12:00 AM
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Parents are rightly concerned about certain 'grimm' fairy tales! I also eliminated nursery rhymes such as '3 blind mice', 'piggy on the rail-way' 'sing a song of sixpence' 'humpty dumpty' to name a few from my list of rhymes when my son was a pre schooler. Oh! and not to forget 'Jack and Jill'. I couldn't understand how teachers made children mindlessly repeat these rhymes that on closer examination revealed that ghastly things happened to the characters portrayed- falling, breaking bones, smashing heads and bodies, birds baked alive, blind mice being butchered- tales of horror indeed!
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