Obviously not gonna be popular, but I firmly believe screen time needs to be limited. If I don't get casted out, I'd be happy to share my reasoning in a different setting
CRF have you happened to fall down the Blippi rabbit hole yet? Some of the episodes can be a little annoying but he's growing on me and my son loves it. I concur on Ms Rachel as well 👀.I'm looking forward to a future Bluey episode as it has quickly become my favorite kids show. Little man and I sit down every weekday morning he has his little protein milk and I have my Cinnamon Toast Crunch and we watch an episode or two of Bluey. It's our little ritual and I look forward to it every day.
CRF spitting nothing but the truth! That woman grates on my last nerves but my kiddo is enthralled and I can make a pot of coffee in the morning so she is doing the Lord’s work. I’ll pop in my ear buds and avoid another chorus of Icky Sticky Bubble Gum while my kid sits there in slack-jawed wonder.
I don't have any recommendations but I will say do not show your child documentaries about space or the universe because when I was about 4 years old I watched a documentary about the heat death of the universe and developed existential dread about the world ending. I had nightmares about humanity being wiped out and it really annoyed my parents.
HAHAHA this sorta happened to me as well but the people at the church assured me that none of it was true and the earth was only 6,000 years old so I relaxed a bit until I was about 9 lol
My son, Sam, was born in 2004 so he was all about WonderPets and The Backyardigans and then graduated to Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends. The last one he never really outgrew and for good reason. Foster’s hits.
Obviously not gonna be popular, but I firmly believe screen time needs to be limited. If I don't get casted out, I'd be happy to share my reasoning in a different setting
CRF have you happened to fall down the Blippi rabbit hole yet? Some of the episodes can be a little annoying but he's growing on me and my son loves it. I concur on Ms Rachel as well 👀.I'm looking forward to a future Bluey episode as it has quickly become my favorite kids show. Little man and I sit down every weekday morning he has his little protein milk and I have my Cinnamon Toast Crunch and we watch an episode or two of Bluey. It's our little ritual and I look forward to it every day.
Hilarious. I asked for this in the earlier post and it was already here. Lol
CRF spitting nothing but the truth! That woman grates on my last nerves but my kiddo is enthralled and I can make a pot of coffee in the morning so she is doing the Lord’s work. I’ll pop in my ear buds and avoid another chorus of Icky Sticky Bubble Gum while my kid sits there in slack-jawed wonder.
I'm part of the realism sect of parenthood practices. Apocalypse Now, Wall Street, etc., then, for lighter viewing, Blazing Saddles.
I don't have any recommendations but I will say do not show your child documentaries about space or the universe because when I was about 4 years old I watched a documentary about the heat death of the universe and developed existential dread about the world ending. I had nightmares about humanity being wiped out and it really annoyed my parents.
HAHAHA this sorta happened to me as well but the people at the church assured me that none of it was true and the earth was only 6,000 years old so I relaxed a bit until I was about 9 lol
My son, Sam, was born in 2004 so he was all about WonderPets and The Backyardigans and then graduated to Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends. The last one he never really outgrew and for good reason. Foster’s hits.
Thanks for the recommendation my friend!
As Dora would say, De Nada.
Sesame Street!!! Still broadcasting, now on MAX I think. Original Rugrats 💜
Mr. Rodger’s Neighborhood was excellent! RIP
So excellent
Daniel Tiger hits and it's all based on the characters from Mr. Rodgers. It's on PBS kids and Prime.
My kids are older and I don’t have any younger kiddos, so I’m so out of loop on what is popular with them.