5 cartoons that will help you talk about important topics with your child

5 cartoons that will help you talk to your child about important topics

Talking to children about important and deep issues is not always easy. In such moments, cartoons and movies come to the rescue. They not only serve as a topic or excuse for conversation, but also speak directly about things that are significant to children. Sometimes, adults just need to be by the child's side without making fun of their dream.

A bull born for bullfighting loves to smell flowers and does not want to fight. Other bulls laugh at him, and society tries to force him to conform to his "duty." But Ferdinand chooses to remain himself — and when he ends up in the bullring, he refuses to fight, instead sitting down and smelling a flower.

Remy the rat dreams of becoming a head chef. His father and the entire rat family do not understand his passion for cooking, because rats are supposed to eat garbage. Remy lives a double life, secretly cooking in a Paris restaurant, and ultimately proves that talent does not depend on origin.

Félicie, an orphan girl, dreams of dancing, but she has neither money nor education. She escapes from the orphanage to Paris, gets into a ballet school through deception, endures mockery, and nevertheless wins the role because dancing is life itself for her.

12-year-old Miguel, from a family of shoemakers, loves music with all his heart, but this is strictly forbidden in the Rivera clan: his great-grandfather had abandoned his family to become a musician. Miguel secretly learns to play the guitar and fights for his right to make music, and after ending up in the Land of the Dead, he restores the family truth.

The daughter of a tropical island chief has been in love with the ocean since childhood, but her father forbids her to sail beyond the reef because he once lost a friend to the sea. Moana tries to be obedient, but when the island is on the verge of destruction, she breaks the ban and sets off on a sea voyage. And she saves the world and her island.