Top 10 TV Shows for Babies

Educational and fun TV shows for Babies



1. Sesame Street

This classic kids show has aired in TV since 1969 and has won the most awards then any other TV show in the world. There are many characters residing on Sesame Street colorful and educating kids about shapes letters etc



2. Thomas the Tank Engine

Not just the babies but this show can be nogilastic for all of us. Thomas aired since 1984 on Tv and has been a favorite of everyone ever since. Thomas, James, Percy and the others hang out looking so cute.



3. Teletubbies

 Story is about 4 cute Teletubbies characters who have TVs in their bellies where real kids talk to them

4. Bear in the Big Blue House

Mitchell Kriegman’s Bear in the Big Blue House was a great show in the 90’s. This entertaining show started in 1997 ended in 2006 and is about a Bear who lives in a Big Blue House with all his other friends and together they teach kids about life and the world around them.  This will be a great hit with your kids as well as it was with me.

5.  Super Why

This show is about learning to read. It is about superheroes who travel through books and search for letters of the alphabet.

6. In the Night Garden

This show is about characters names Iggle Piggle and Upsy Daisy who like to play together. Not only do they teach shapes, The sky, and animals but also teach them to solve problems

7. Curious George

This series is about a monkey named George and a Man in a Yellow Hat who set off each day to learn something new,  but things don’t always go quite right...

8. Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood

Ah, a timeless classic. Mr. rogers has taught so many good things to kids from 1968 to 2001 — Honest communication and imagination to name a few. Bring the lessons taught by Mr. rogers right
back home.

9. Baby Einstein

This is one of my favorite shows. Wait, you haven’t seen it? Well, you have to! It teaches simple lessons like learning shapes, numbers, and colors.

10. Winnie the Pooh

An all time favorite of everyone after Thomas the Tank Engine. It teaches kids about the spirit of friendship with Winnie the Pooh and Tigger.

Sand Castle Craft

George is alway curious. Make this Sand Castle craft that's so fun and super easy

What you'll need

• Tan Cardstock
• Blue Tissue Paper
• Sand Paper
• Glue
• Scissors

DIY Fall Sensory Bin

Inspired by: Yo Gabba Gabba 

Brobeeland is full of autumn leaves. Make a fall sensory bin, inspired by Gabbaland

What you'll need

1. Small Plastic Bin
2. 2 Carboard Tubes
3. 2 Carboard Circles
4. Brown Edible Marker
5. Scissors
6. Fake Leaves
7. Felt Leaves
8. Velcro Circles
9. Small Metal Tin
10. Mini Pumpkins

Baby Einstein Party Signs

Welcome your guests with a sign inspired by the Baby Einstein logo!

What you'll need

1. Baby Einstein party sign PDF
2. Card stock
3. Craft Dowel
4. Tape

Baby Einstein Chips and Dip

We love Movie Night at our house. When I get rummy in my tummy, it's fun to eat chips dipped in ooey gooey cheese.

I like to watch Baby Einstein videos (Baby Mozart, Baby Shakespeare, Baby Van Gogh etc), so themed tortilla chips and cheese dip are a natural fit.

INGREDIENTS

• Kitchen Scissors
• 1 tablespoon of Canola Oil
• 1 tablespoon of Butter
• 1/2 cup of MIlk
• Scissors
• scotch tape
• 12 Tortillas
• Pinch of Salt
• 1 tablespoon of Flour
• 1 Cup of shredded cheese
• Brown Paper
• Marker
• bowl

DIY Hand and Footprint Ocean Art

Inspired by: Word World

Get creative with this fun DIY hand and footprint ocean art

Supplies

• Paint
• a Hand
• Paper
• Dark Blue Paper
• Light Blue Paper
• Green Streamers
• Scissors
• Glue
• Googly Eyes

4th of July Craft

Elmo, Big Bird, Cookie Monster and friends have so many adventures on Sesame Street. Bring a 4th of july craft - a Flag! I teamed up with I Hearty Crafts and Baby Einstein to bring you this

Supplies

• Canvas Board
• Blue Ahdesive
• Foam Sheet (4 x 5)
• white star stickers
• 1" Painter's tape
• Scissors
• Paint Brush
• Red Paint 

Top 10 Classic Educational Cartoons to share with your kids

Oh, childhood! These are 10 classic educational shows. These shows helped you learn when you were a kid, right? You should share these shows on the list with your kids

1. Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Head on down to the neighborhood of make believe where you'll introduce them to your old pal Fred Rogers. If you grew up loving this show, your kids will love it! It tackles serious things too, like violence and divorce. A soothing, gentle TV show.

2. ZOOM
C'mon and ZOOM with Kenny, Kaleigh, Caroline, and the rest of the ZOOMers. Training Science as well as engineering, this show is helpful with Pre-Teen children. What's More? At the end of the show they have a catchy song called "Box 350 Boston Mass 02134". ZOOM makes kids really Zoom!

3. Curious George
Curiousty will be far from normal with George, a sweet African Monkey who can't help but run into trouble. You and your kids will watch as the Man in the Yellow Hat tries to take care of George and save the day. The show's themes are science, math, and engeneering

4. Yo Gabba Gabba
Your funky fun just got more Gabbatastic, your kids can now watch YGG online! Not only do these Puppets teach kids about numbers shapes and the alphabet, but they also promote learning and forgiveness. Perfect for Kindergarteners, this show includes animation and guest stars that parents love. Yooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!

5. Horrid Henry
Horrid Henry is a British boy who can't help but run into trouble. With many lessons, Henry's adventures will strike a chord to kids as they learn about science and math.

6. Baby Einstein
Who could forget this iconic company of videos starring funny puppets? As your babies and toddlers listen to classical music by Wolfgang Amedeus Mozart, Johann Sebastian Bach, and Ludwig Van Beethoven, they learn simple lessons about colors, poetry, and shapes. In addition, the toys and children of the videos will appeal to younger kids at the spectacle of the screen.

7. Arthur
"And I said hey, what a wonderful kind of day!" is one of the most memorable theme songs of a childhood cartoon. This friendly Aardvark and his friends (and his sister) teach kids about serious things like divorce and cancer. With relate-able, lovable, scenes, Arthur's Can-Do attitude will really teach kids lessons

8. the Electric Company
Easy Reader (Morgan Freeman) is set to thrill your children as he and other characters teach them about words. If you still remember saying "Power On!" you'll be excited to know that there's a different series. For kids who graduated from Sesame Street, it's PBS's first literacy empowered show! Furthermore, kids learn lessons about punctuation and phonics.

9. the Wiggles
Hot Potato Hot Potato Potato Potato Potato Potato. The Wiggles have been performing since 1991, and it will be a thrill to introduce them to your kids. Their songs are sure to captivate your kids and in 2013 their group changed a little introducing their first Female member. Wait there's more, kids can learn about music. They also have concerts, around the world.

10. Sesame Street
Feel the warmth as Elmo, Big Bird, Cookie Monster, and Grover welcome you and your kids into Sesame Street. Their encounters with humans and guest stars will remind you of teaching your kids about knowing their ABCs and 123s. Little life lessons are interspersed, as well as animated shorts. Don't forget the lovable songs that are catchy, adults still sing them today. So, can you tell them how to get how to get to Sesame Street?

Allergy Friendly: Buddy and Tiny Juice

Buddy and Tiny Juice

Ingredients

Orange (Buddy) juice

• 2 cups Watermelon Juice
• 1 cup Sparkling Water
• 1 Grapefruit, juiced
• 1 cup pomegrate juice
• Plastic Dinosaurs

Green (Tiny) Juice

• 1 Lemon, juiced
• 1 Lime, juiced
• 1 cup sparkling water
• 1 cup Pineapple juice
• 1 cup coconut water
• Green Food Coloring
• A Red Striped Straw
• Dice
• A Troll

Super Pies

Searching for Super letters, a Superhero is bound for a huge appitite. Whip up these Super Why-inspired Pie recipe!

Super Pies

Ingredients

• Refrigerated Pie Crust
• Round Cookie Cutter 
• Muffin Pan
• MUffin Cup Liners
• Wire cooling rack
• Fork
• Cookie Sheet
• Whisk
• 1/4 cup of Seedless Jam or Jelly

Team Umizoomi Cupcakes!

Your kids will love making these as much as Milly, Geo, and Bot love to solve math skills

Team Unizoomi Cupcakes

Ingredients

• Food Coloring
• Frosting
• a Dozen Cupcakes, baked from your favorite recipe
• Small Vanilla Cookies
• Sliced Almonds

19 Cartoons your children should watch

Educational Television has BIG, SHARP, shows
With Lessons about Kindness and STEM subjects, who knows
Sesame Street in 1969
Mr. Rogers on the Other
And rulieo, drulio
new ones are their brothers

-From Educational Television by Madeline Fretz

LA times published a study in 2011 pinning problems on SpongeBob SquarePants. Eryn Brown, author of the study, found other problems on children watching fast-paced cartoons. So what shows should children watch? Here are 19 shows that your kids will love. Not only are they extra-gentle and educational, they won't make you fall asleep, sorry Barney.

19. Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood
Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood is a spinoff of Mr. Roger's Neighborhood. "You've gotta try a new food cause it might taste good", Daniel Tiger is in preschool and learns a lot every day. This show may be goody-goody now and then, who knows?

18. Baby Einstein
I've said it once and I'll say it again, watching Baby Einstein is like staring at a lava lamp, its videos are gentle. Each DVD focuses on a simple lesson like learning shapes, numbers, and colors. But honestly, I showed it to some little kids yesterday,

17. Dinosaur Train
Seriously, The premise of Dinosaur Train makes no sense at all. They have a talking family of Dinosaurs who travel through time and discover new Dinosaurs. Although it's less sassy then Nick's Dino Dan!

16. Zoom
Zoom, as I put it, an ADORBS show about child hosts. Each episode focuses on the ZOOMers, teenage kids, who set off each day to learn about something new. So far I've been singing their theme song "C'mon and ZOOMa ZOOMa ZOOMa ZOOM". And they also sing about Box 350 Bostom Mass 02134 "Send it to ZOOM!"

15. Wallykazaam
Meet Wally Trollman and Norville, Wally has a stick which can make new words. The stories are fun and the reading lessons are affective. Yes, please!

14. the Magic School Bus
Yes, the same one you watched as a kid. It's an oldy, but goody. They learn about outer space, the body, and force and motion. Pure nogilasta

13. Little Bill
Little Bill is about a little boy with a big imagination. But things don't always go quite right.

12. Bubble Guppies
Bubble Guppies. is. simply put. mermaid kids going to school. The show teaches kids new things and so it does. The kids in this show solve mysteries in each episode. Plus, the show is a must for the preschool age.

11. Curious George
Curious George is not so smart at all, but I'm unconvinent. I know, you know - George does things that we can't do.

10. Super Why
Super Why is about the power of reading! The characters go into books and find letters to make words. The show is good - you can fall in love with it. Sometimes he claps because he thinks they are really interacting with him.

9. FETCH! with Ruff Ruffman
Fetch helps kids develop science and math skills. It ran from 2006 til 2010 on PBS.

8. Thomas & Friends
I think I can productions (that's the original name for Baby Einstein). I love Thomas the Tank Engine.  I also like the Simpsons (seriously, your kids should not be watching the Simpsons, we all know that). It's entertaining and fun for the kids. OH, YEAH!!!

7. Yo Gabba Gabba
Yo Gabba Gabba is a show that has been around for such a long time for such a good reason. It's yet another Oldy, but Goody! I remember having to get up early so I could watch Yo Gabba Gabba on TV. The show teaches kids about being nice to friends while teaching them good things.

6. Teletubbies
This show ran from 1997 to 2001 on BBC, and returned in 2015 on Nick Jr.. It is about 4 cute Teletubbies characters who have TVs in their bellies and watch real kids' stories. It will be a hit with your kids, I'm sure of it.

5. Blue's Clues
Ah, a timeless classic. This curious little dog taught so many good things to kids who grew up watching the show - learning, forgiveness, and problem solving to name a few. Plus parents show it to their kids as of telling them they watched it as kids. Bring the lessons taught by that Dog, right back home.

4. Wonder Pets
Wonder Pets does a great job at teaching kids about animals. What's better then a fly boat? nothing!

3. Dora the Explorer
It's yet another classic! She does her best to teach kids about using social and emotional learining.

2. Little Einsteins
Make way for the Little Einsteins! Best part? I am often humming Beethoven's music. Annie Leo June and Quincy teach kids about art and classical music.

1. Horrid Henry
Since it premiered on Citv in the UK, We've all been vivid fans of Horrid Henry. Deviring from Francesca Simon's books, Henry's show teaches kids about working together as well as being "Horrid". We also love his brother Peter.

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