Child Betraying: Video Analysis

This film also illustrates different parenting styles and the effects that parenting can have on an adolescent.

This speaks on a very deep level, in regards to the genuine warmth the author implied toward the mother in his piece. There is a subliminal truth of sentimental “value”, because the reality of this world is that all material wealth can be lost in a moment, but real wealth is not some slice of pie one luckily stumbles upon in the world, real wealth is first found in the human being, and the human becomes the reflective producer of these

The author’s tone is soft and direct to have the audience read with a concerning ease. The author wants to be perceived just like everyone else, but most importantly like every other parent. The author’s mood is very emotional and it is a mood that fluctuates with

This video has been viewed over 17 million times and the message that is played in this video seems all to real. In our book they talk about how, “the more fear that is aroused, the more vulnerable receivers feel and the more likely they will be persuaded” (Gass & Seiter, 2014, p.287). This was made by RedCastle Media as a public service announcement and has been used by authority, government and education events around the world. This campaign used motivational appeal and it almost makes the viewer have anger emotions that people could be so self absorbed and distracted. This video also prompted several social experiments as well and these experiments tested how many people would help a crying “baby” in a locked car. These experiments feature a life like infant trapped in a vehicle and shocking one in ten people did anything to help. These people saw the “baby” in the back seat or heard the crying coming from inside the vehicle. Many of the people who walked past where asked for their reasoning and many other the answers varied from, “I didn’t hear anything” to “I could be seen as a potential baby-snatcher”. As people we are very hesitant to cross the line of what is considered the social norm. If others are not doing anything than how is it my place. The two basic rules here were, you don’t touch someone else’s car and you could get in trouble for

Being a child is one of the hardest stages in a person’s life. They go through doing all the wrong things in order to learn how to do the right things, and then they socially develop into a sensible mature adult. During this stage of a young child's life, the roles of parenting are absolutely crucial and determine a child’s role that he/she is going to play in society in the future. This is a crucial part of everyone’s life, they need to learn what they are good at and what they are not good at. In the poem "Those Winter Sundays" by Robert Hayden, there is a sense that the narrator does not have a special bond with his father when he was a young boy, and that there is a sense of fear toward his father. I

As soon as you beget or give birth to a child, you are the dead one; the child is the new life and you are simply the protector of that new life.” I believe this idea is not limited to a specific timespan or culture. This statement indicates the sacrifices a mother and father must make in order to be sure that their children will have all of the necessary tools to carry out their own life. Parents will sacrifice their time, money, and even their own comfort for the sake of their child. It is more of a natural occurrence than anything; to be sure that the next generation has the capability to carry on our species. But because these reactions are so natural per se, they are not immediately recognizable as most do not even take notice of the great sacrifices that parents must make on a daily

In the poem “To a Daughter Leaving Home” by Linda Pastan is filed with metaphors and symbols that represent the feeling of a child growing up and moving out onto their own. There comes a time when every parent must send off their child into the world, and these parents feel a multitude of things when sending them off. It paints a picture of a father teaching his young daughter to ride a bike, but uses this image to represent a child growing up. The mixed feeling of pride and fear as the child grows up and moves out of the nest. The use of first person past tense shows us that the narrator is recalling the time they taught their child to ride a bike and are reliving that experience with the child moving out again. The fright of watching your child speed down the road towards life is portrayed from the start and continues throughout the poem. A good parent is always worried about their child’s wellbeing; they will always worry as they watch their children head straight to the destruction that comes with living life. Though the good parent will try their best to teach their child how to ride their bike into adulthood. This poem uses imagery, word choice, and metaphor to express the fears a parent has when sending their child out on their own into the world.

“Everybody loves babies”, a trademark quote from the documentary movie “Babies” features an insight on the many reasons babies are loved. Although many documentaries are narrated, director Thomas Balmès uses a different approach by eliminating a voiceover. By manifesting this film without narration, he focuses on a learning technique all babies go through in their early stages of life. Aiming for viewers to learn from observation, as babies do, we are left to focus on the babies, their environment and interactions. Through subtitles, this film reveals the different locations the footage of the four newborns are from. By viewing the babies different upbringings from different cultures, we learn how the various lifestyles of each culture impacts a child’s development. The babies are Hattie from California, Mari from Japan, Bayar from Mongolia, and Ponijao from Namibia.The film shows the infancy and toddlerhood period of the babies as well as their development physically, cognitively, and socially.

Essentially, to raise a kid "gender neutral" means increasing the child in refusal of their gender. This means telling a young young man "you are not a boy", or telling a young girl "you will be a boy, but that is certainly completely irrelevant to whatever in your life, or perhaps who you are". This is a sort of deception and dishonesty. To put it briefly, it is definitely a

The main idea is sort of like them explaining that showing grace is good and it is hard to do but it is part of life. In the story they are sending a message their message is that showing grace is hard and a lot of people expect it from you and they expect it back. But when someone does not show grace they should not expect to get grace back. And they said that it is hard to love/ appreciate someone who does not show grace. In other words showing grace is an everyday thing people thing. But of course it’s not, of course it’s nice to show it but you don’t have to all the time. You should still do it but doing it too much. She also says in the story it is good/ easy to let the little things slide. To evaluate it is accurate, because like relevant

The video has been posted on YouTube. It has been viewed over 500,000 times. The commenters are impressed by the baby's moves. One person stated the following "Wonderful! Quite an exhibition of energy." Someone else commented

... the environment the son was brought up in, and the effect it had on him. Most children the same age of the sun, never even have death running through their minds, yet the son talks about if unfazed. The setting of the story is post-apocalypse and death are something the son sees every day, in an unforgiving world. The son has some type of knowledge about mortality and knows they do not have time on their side. The father replying with a simple “Sometimes. Not Now”, gives the son some type of reassurance to not worry about such things, and to keep looking on forward.

"Childbirth Animation Video"- What was interesting about the process of child birth is how the body prepares itself slowly for the baby to come. Also what is interesting is the fact that even after the baby is born, the birthing process is not over. As, the woman must deliver the placenta if she is giving brith vaginally. She will continue to have mild contractions, till the placenta has come out. I though it was insightful that despite the mother having mild contractions to deliver the placenta, she can hold and bond with the baby.As her bundle of joy, will take her mind of the pain.

    “  Anyone can have a child themselves “a parent”. A real parent is someone who puts that child above their own selfish needs and wants”. This quote explains that only a palpable parents can give their life away in place of  their children. The stories “ There’s No Substitute Like a Real Parent Illustrate the importance of a parent's and appreciating their tenacious work upon your life in surviving  the world.

I learned several things I did not know before this video, for instance the different stages things form in a baby. The first thing that stood out to me was at twenty five days the heart chamber assembles. Another interesting fact about the embryo’s heart is it beats twice as fast as the mothers. However, at thirty two days the embryo grows arms and legs. Additionally, another interesting piece of information was at fifty two days the baby starts developing their retina, nose, and fingers. In all reality the embryo looks like a tiny human at the age of nine weeks inside of the mother’s stomach.