Recreation and repetition of what Romanian children are expected to be, as well as their acts of individual agency, accomplish a sense of identity reconstructed in public narratives of childhood. Being a child is increasingly constituted by addressing notions of economic opportunities. TV performance is viewed as a process steeped in discursive and visual practices to be understood and continued in daily life. Performative stereotypes give new meanings to competition-style shows and news featuring underage characters. They are a major conduit for the consumption of identity-based narratives inextricably tied to children as driven individuals. Ultimately, Romanian children’s television advertises changing ideas about the future of the nation as related to the performance of childhood. This has consequences on and off-screen.

对罗马尼亚儿童的期望进行娱乐和重复，以及他们的个人行为，实现了在童年公共叙事中重建的一种认同感。通过解决经济机会的概念，越来越多地成为孩子。电视表演被看作是浸润在话语和视觉实践中的过程，需要在日常生活中加以理解和延续。表演性刻板印象赋予比赛风格的表演和以未成年人物为特色的新闻新的含义。它们是消费与作为驱动个体的儿童密不可分的基于身份的叙述的主要渠道。最终，罗马尼亚儿童电视台在广告中宣传与童年时代有关的关于国家前途的变化观念。这会在屏幕上和屏幕外产生后果。