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Chloe Booker
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Journalist and News Producer, The Guardian Australia
Melbourne
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As a general rule, anything that is not transport-related,
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Bluey’s blockbuster episode hit a nerve for my family by casting moving house as difficult and scary | Chloe Booker
By Chloe Booker| The Guardian Verified Bluey’s blockbuster 28-minute episode has thrilled children around the world, but I’m sorry to say it was a missed opportunity. The ABC’s Logie and Emmy-winning cartoon could have taught children that change – specifically moving house – can be difficult and scary, but over time they will adapt and even flourish. Instead, the message was that preventing change is what makes a “happy ending” – a phrase repeated throughout the episode.
By Chloe Booker| Sydney Morning Herald Verified “Incompatible with life” were the words used to describe the health condition of Alice Traill’s 12-week-old fetus. Screening showed Edward’s organs were growing on the outside of his body, among many other abnormalities, which doctors said meant he would not survive after birth – if he even made it that far. With broken hearts, Traill and her partner, Nick Vecoli, made the decision to terminate her pregnancy the following week.
Bluey’s blockbuster episode hit a nerve for my family by casting moving house as difficult and scary | Chloe Booker
By Chloe Booker| The Guardian Verified Bluey’s blockbuster 28-minute episode has thrilled children around the world, but I’m sorry to say it was a missed opportunity. The ABC’s Logie and Emmy-winning cartoon could have taught children that change – specifically moving house – can be difficult and scary, but over time they will adapt and even flourish. Instead, the message was that preventing change is what makes a “happy ending” – a phrase repeated throughout the episode.
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The Guardian Australia
Seattle, Washington, United States