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I don't think so.I'd let her pick out her monster costume and have some fun with it.
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Heck no, she's just enjoying her imagination. I say, let her have fun with it while she can. She'll learn soon enough about the real monsters of the world.
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I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM WITH MY OLDEST. I THINK THAT SHE WAS SCARED BY THE MONSTER SHE SAW ON TV AND DRESSING THAT WAY GAVE HER THE POWER TO DEAL WITH HER FEAR. SHE SOON MOVED ON.
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I think *she* has reason to be concerned about the adults in her life if you're really worried about this. Personally, I think it's wonderful that she has such a vivid imagination and can express herself that well at that age. Encourage that!
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Actually, I find that impressive. She's gone from fear to rationalizing that it was fantasy, to imitation. Your kid rocks. Leave her be. Oh.. WalMart costumes suck. Axe.
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my favorite movie as a kid. I would sing the theme song all the time. as for your question... why? fear and overcomming it is a part of childhood. heck, for that matter even pain. our society seems to think anything unpleasant is traumatic. it isn't, trauma causes huge amounts of harm with little if any good. most unpleasant events make good learning experiences such as being afraid of the "monster" then you study and overcome the fear. eventualy you learn that monster is just something you do not know about.
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don't worry about it. shes 3 let her be a wolf there is nothing wrong with it. you can't shelter her forever. at 3 i was watching Jason and Freddy. i turned out normal. just teach her the difference between reality and fiction.
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