Jinger Duggar and her husband, Jeremy Vuolo, forbid their kids from watching a specific Disney movie: The Princess and the Frog.
On the Wednesday, Dec. 10 episode of The Jinger & Jeremy Podcast, the former Counting On stars discussed the idea that some Christians consider Disney "demonic."
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When discussing the types of TV shows and movies she prefers to have her three young children—Felicity, 7, Evangeline, 5, and Finnegan—watch, Jinger shared, "I like the slower-paced movies, the older movies, even older Disney movies. It's kind of fun to let the kids watch that."
"And a lot of that is the sensory bombardment stuff," Jeremy clarified, to which Jinger replied, "Yes."
He added, "But what about, like, 'Disney is demonic. Disney has bad agendas. So we can't touch it, we can't promote it, be involved. We can't watch anything.' How have we kind of approached that in our house?"
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Jinger eventually admitted, "There's one show that I won't let our kids watch. It's a Disney princess, and I just won't let them watch it," before describing the princess as having a green dress and turning into a frog. "Is it Tiana?"
She continued, "But I watched a section of it one time, and it goes into voodoo. And I'm like, 'I'm not going to let me kids watch that. Because I don't believe that that's true, I don't want them thinking that's good.'"
Jinger then clarified, "But when you come to Mickey, and there's this magic, you know? It's like, there's some of that that seems pretty harmless. But also, I still have times where I'm like, 'OK, do I want our kids thinking that they have power to control things. Or is God the one who has all power?"
Previously, Jinger, her 18 siblings, and their parents, Michelle and Jim Bob Duggar, starred on TLC’s 19 Kids and Counting and its spinoff, Counting On. They were raised under Bill Gothard‘s Institute for Basic Life Principles, a fundamentalist Christian system that emphasized homeschooling, modest dress, gender roles, and purity before marriage.
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