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The Waltons and Little House on the Prairie are both amazing for slowing things down, altho they can also be a bit emotionally draining sometimes too.
I love how they provide positive role models both for parents and children in terms of how to love and honor each other and communicate to solve problems rather than just fighting and other dumb shit we were forced to endure as children with parents opposite of those in these series
Their children understand the parents only ask what is needed for them to survive and ensure their healthy development, theres nothing selfish about the parenting approaches, they genuinely want the best for the children and to hold their hands as they walk together finding it