Goldilocks and the Three Bears

exactly!
I was taught that little red ridnig hood with the scary wolf was written by Natzies! think qwice before reading Goyishe books to your kids!

Besides Dr Suess. He was a Gaon even lmaan deomar he was an antisemite.
“the Places You will Go” and “The Lorax” are mammesh mussar seforim

Indeed, I always thought that these children’s stories have the weirdest morals.

Enter someone’s house, eat their food and sleep in their bed (after being picky!), and when caught, just run away.

Or when a girl tries visiting her grandma she turns out to be a fox who tries to eat her.

And when it comes to Torah stories, people complain that they are will frighten the children.

Many fairy tales can actually be quite frightening to children. Moreover, many contain themes that are not exactly custom made for our children. There is a handsome amount of greed, crime, murder, dismemberment, jealousy, etc., a treasure of awful midos. Yet our Divrei Chazal contain much allegory that is similarly frightening.

With a retrospective view, I see far more damage, actually wreckage, coming from the youth who were raised on the literature that is pushed by the radical left, ratgher than the time tested fairy tales of Grimm, Perrault, and Andersen. True, they are not politically correct. But none of them push the woke agendas that is destroying whatever moral fiber existed inthe creation of United States. Go ahead and provide your children with stories written al taharas hakodesh. But don’t protest Goldilocks that much. It’s mild and relatively harmless.

I want you to walk over to an elderly Ungarischer woman and tell her that hair color has no significance, even blonde and gingy.

Yeshiva, we don’t find women being called names that reflect physical attributes, because it’s not tznius