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Films and TV Shows Your Kids Watch Continually

markysimmo

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For us now its Finding Nemo literally every day !!

Served up with a big helping of Peppa Pig, Barney, The Twirlywoo's and Teletubbies
 
markysimmo said:
For us now its Finding Nemo literally every day !!

Served up with a big helping of Peppa Pig, Barney, The Twirlywoo's and Teletubbies
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Twurkywoo's were a big hit ( i kind of liked them as well) Peppa was big with the oldest, now days the 6 year old still loves a bit of Hey Duggie apart from that its Lego Nijago and bloody gamer's playing games and talking over the top. Its utter utter tripe.
 
youtube kids app gets a lot of use

on the TV my son likes Peter Rabbit

my favourite is I can cook, I quite fancy Katy
 
scaramanga said:
fudging hate Peppa Pig because it's so short and you've got to put a new one on every 5 minutes.

Just wait until your little one can operate YouTube. Parenting complete.
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Thankfully I'm able to avoid these shows most of the time, but why do so much of the animated stuff aimed at kids look so rubbish? Peppa Pig being a very good example.
 
My 3 year old loves jurassic movies especially jurassic world. When it finishes, he starts it again.
Love regular show though, definitely influenced by the mighty boosh.
 
markysimmo said:
The 8 year old would go on youtube on her ipad for 24 hours a day if we let her
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Talking with a friend about this yesterday. Screen addiction.... interesting times.

My little girl is a bit to into my little pony which is, well pony, need to wean her off it.

Quite a bit on cbeebies is decent (ie not American brick)

Give her a big dose of Rastamouse before we go to Barbados and a load of Didou before we head to France.......to get her up to speed :)
 
It's a shame most of them are such tosh. Octonauts is actually informative, teaches kids and adults a lot about marine life, and is very well made.
 
6 and 4 year old boys just want to watch Tom and Jerry all day! The old Tom and Jerry, not the new shiny version.
They also love Robot Wars and Battlebots, which I secretly love too!
 
Our two year old digs Peppa pig, hey duggee, fireman Sam, Charlie and lola and a few others. Quite a few Norwegian and Swedish shows as well. Especially one Swedish one called 'big machines' which is all about, well, big vehicles. He loves that above all.

There are quite a few annoying ones. Not sure what the original title is, but rainbow Ruby is doing my head in. Pocoyo as well.
 
Jordinho said:
Thankfully I'm able to avoid these shows most of the time, but why do so much of the animated stuff aimed at kids look so rubbish? Peppa Pig being a very good example.
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Its called original style, man. Kids love it when these things look simple, makes it more recognizable and easier to draw. I think Peppa looks good. Not a lot of bells and whistles, but a nice style. I'd prefer Peppa over just about anything else, to be honest, which I reckon is part of the reason for the show's success.
 
Daisuk said:
Our two year old digs Peppa pig, hey duggee, fireman Sam, Charlie and lola and a few others. Quite a few Norwegian and Swedish shows as well. Especially one Swedish one called 'big machines' which is all about, well, big vehicles. He loves that above all.

There are quite a few annoying ones. Not sure what the original title is, but rainbow Ruby is doing my head in. Pocoyo as well.
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I loved Charlie and Lola. Mad how these things vanish from your tv after they have been on there non stop for 2 years.

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