I’ve been watching Sara and Duck on netflix. It’s a British cartoon about a little girl named Sara who lives with her pet duck. I find the drawing style and simple plots very calming. Can anyone relate to this?
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I love children cartoons and anime, it’s a nice and relaxing experiences to just watch after a hard day.
I like inspirational children’s literature. My favorite author is George MacDonald. I felt safe with such stuff.
J.
I like to pet hello kitty when I’m stressed out.
I have recently discovered Pusheen and may get a little friend for kitty.
My hubbie doesn’t like any pets. Cat or dog.
I used to read classic children’s books when I was really stressed or having panick attacks. I found them soothing for some reason. Specifically, the Winnie the Pooh and House on Pooh Corner books, Paddington Bear, and Alice in Wonderland.
I still have those books but haven’t dusted them off in a long time. Hmmm, I guess that must mean I haven’t been too stressed or panicky in a good long while.
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Long ago when I was stressed I couldn’t even read. And there wasn’t even Internet to watch cute cat videos.
So I had a picture book of cats and one of horses I would look at.
Tv would freak me out too much.
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I miss watching Arthur before school. Set the mood for a good day.
Then you find everyone is not at all free-spirited, friendly, high-minded, intelligible and quite vulgar, mean, selectively nice, and obsessed with macho-man or “cool” personalities. . .
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Children’s books, cartoons, movies…teach more than just the kids.
I’ve been watching oddbods with my little one on YouTube…they don’t talk so its all slapstick…but its pretty good…
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For some reason infomercials calm me .
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Lol whatever works…they make Me wanna buy a bunch of dumb ■■■■…swords axes knives…non of which I need…
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Yes to kids cartoons and I am also with @5713 about infomercials soothing me.
I have two big picture books, one on castles the other on knights. I’m not doing well if I drag them out to stare at.