What is your opinion about the moment at **45:11**  
A shy 4 year old girl hides behind the legs of one of her parents.

In this movie this is reason enough to be call her 'BiPoLaIr" in a rather ridiculing way.

This movie is mainly focussed about accepting yourself, respecting others, equality etc etc etc. An over the top wanna be a perfect "feelgood" movie. Everything is getting positive attention except.. bipolair? 

Trying to explain to people what it means to be bipolair is difficult enough. It does not help if Netflix uses 'bipolair' in a ridiculing way in an All Ages movie. 

Imagine if the movie did not use "bipolair' as an insult but...  
Poor, Black, Asian, Gay, Female, Autistic, Blind, Deaf, Mute, Disabled etc. 

Maybe i am overreacting but I dislike how the movie uses the term bipolair. All it teaches to the viewer is that: People with bipolair are annoying, any and all unwanted reaction from someone else can be labled with 'that person doesnt like me? oh must be bipolair'. 

what the??