If you thought parents complaining about Cookie Monster's eating habits was bad...new characters have inspired complaints that are even more bizarre. Some concerned parents in Australia have written to ABC (not the same ABC network that airs in the States!), claiming that Abby Cadabby's use of magic depicts "witchcraft" in an inappropriate light for young children.
Now, I'm not a parent or an occult expert, but there's a big difference between real-world witchcraft and the kind of magic depicted in fairy tales. Abby Cadabby's magic use is a playful, modernized version of fairy-tale magic; it's as different from occult practices as Mumford is from Aleister Crowley. So please, Aussie parents, watch some of the "imagination" skits from the old days of Sesame Street; maybe you'll learn about the differences between reality and childhood fantasy.
Now, I'm not a parent or an occult expert, but there's a big difference between real-world witchcraft and the kind of magic depicted in fairy tales. Abby Cadabby's magic use is a playful, modernized version of fairy-tale magic; it's as different from occult practices as Mumford is from Aleister Crowley. So please, Aussie parents, watch some of the "imagination" skits from the old days of Sesame Street; maybe you'll learn about the differences between reality and childhood fantasy.