I personally liked the premise of the video... It's just a shame that she didn't give me any useful information, but I like her energy! A child doesn't need to grow up in some oblivious happy illusion. Of course there needs to be some limitations though. Was this supposed to teach me anything? She didn't go into any kind of science, or a convey a good clear idea to me... I'm absolutely disappointed that I sat through the whole video.

To the other review she is from New York, New York people talk a mile a minute and talk with their hands. I don't think she was had nerves that is just how people talk from there. I thought it was funny. I grew up in the Midwest were we were free range kids and in general still are. I did live in an apartment complex in a town outside Philadelphia for about a year and one day some insane woman had her van blocking the entrance and exit to the apartment parking lot for 30 minutes or so because she was because she was waiting for the school bus in her van. I did not know why she was blocking the only way to get in and out and I needed to get out of the lot so I walked up the the van and started yelling at her. It did not make me more sympathetic towards her when I found out why she did what she was doing it enraged me more. Some of these protective ideas actually make situations more dangerous.

I was hoping for some ideas and there were momentary fleeting glimpses of them. However she would nervously, shrilly, in her harried state taking 99% of her time telling anecdotes that were not relevant. Nothing's more uncomfortable to a guy than listening to a mousy lady lose her composure on stage. Granted I would have done a much worse job but then I would never want to watch myself. I think she needs to rehearse this speech in front of others until she calms down and concentrates on what matters. As it was I had to stop it about a quarter of the way because she hadn't covered anything relevant and my she's so nervously frantic it's like watching somebody scrape their fingernails on a chalk board. She probably has good ideas but needs practice getting to them with the audience still intact.