Three Cartoons that Represent Childhood
Childhood is something that every human being should cherish. It’s a time full of innocence and happiness that one is never really able to grasp for the rest of their lives. I now have children of my own, and I am trying to give them a happy childhood, like the one I had. This wouldn’t be complete without cartoons. The cartoons that I seem to love are the ones that capture the way children think and interact. Here are my three favorite cartoons that represent that:
1. Codename: The Kids Next Door
Universal Picture’s Codename: Kids Next Door: The Movie, originally uploaded by cool_n_sexy_rickz.
This cartoon is about five friends: 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 who are fighting the injustice done to kids. Even though this cartoon is an extreme version of what children think, it’s funny how it really represents things that I thought of when I was a kid. It sucks that Cartoon Network barely plays it anymore.
2. Recess
I hear in the news how schools are diminishing the time that kids get to play recess. It was one of the highlights when I was a child, and I hope that my children are able to enjoy it as much as I did. This is one of my favorite cartoons of all time, and I am glad that my children love it as much I do (Disney plays it every weekday around 4 a.m.).
3. Bobby’s World
bobby´s world, originally uploaded by limamatheus58.This was one of the cartoons that i watched when I came home from school. A little preschooler running around having his own adventures. The imagination that I had as a child was very similar to Bobby, so I couldn’t get enough of this cartoon.
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