Robin's niece Lilou is three years old and attends school a few times a week. This week, Robin's sister Amandine told me that kids at Lilou's school started calling her "vampire" because of the way her teeth look. How do three-year-olds even know what a vampire is? Isn't that a tad bit inappropriate? Vampires are incredibly scary! I would think the whole I-want-to-suck-your-blood aspect would be frightening to a bunch of young kids. I highly doubt that these children saw a vampire on "Dora l'exploratrice" (Dora the Explorer) or other television shows for children. So where did they learn about vampires? C'est bizarre et je ne l'aime pas.Sunday, June 13, 2010
Little Vampire
Robin's niece Lilou is three years old and attends school a few times a week. This week, Robin's sister Amandine told me that kids at Lilou's school started calling her "vampire" because of the way her teeth look. How do three-year-olds even know what a vampire is? Isn't that a tad bit inappropriate? Vampires are incredibly scary! I would think the whole I-want-to-suck-your-blood aspect would be frightening to a bunch of young kids. I highly doubt that these children saw a vampire on "Dora l'exploratrice" (Dora the Explorer) or other television shows for children. So where did they learn about vampires? C'est bizarre et je ne l'aime pas.
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