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.