Like most parents, I opt for the shows I grew up watching. I’m also a big believer that the newer shows, with their neon colors and overly animated eyes lead to our children’s behavioral outbursts. Not to say I count out every newer show as some are ...
Super Why focuses on problem solving through reading books. Teaching the alphabet by rhyming, spelling, looking for “super letters”, and singing the alphabet.
Super Why - PBS KIDS
George goes on adventures to learn all about the world with his pals, some being animals to engage with the curiosity that children have for all furry friends.
Curious George . Home - PBS KIDS
Caillou is relatable to kids because it shows child behavior through a kids perspective instead of only explaining it through a grown ups view. It’s also opening my son up to the idea of going to school without mommy!
Caillou
Perfect for the Dino lovers. This show takes kids into lives of dinosaurs who ride a train to learn about even more Dino. It teaches scientific names for dinosaurs as well as the time period they lived in. Very fun and informative. On pbs kids.
Dinosaur Train - PBS KIDS
My bug loving son loves this! On peacock.
Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends
This show is helping my son learn how numbers work, instead of just repeating 1-10. On Netflix
Numberblocks | Learning is fun with Learning Blocks
Great for the curious kids who love animals and insects, very informative and low stimulating. Full episodes on YouTube!
Zoboomafoo
The original Dora is on paramount plus and it’s great for the bilingual kids.
Dora the Explorer
This one may be for the older kids but it teaches the power of the four elements while being friendly and respectful of everyone.
Avatar: The Last Airbender
I love this because it shows kids that bugs are nothing to be scared of. They can be friends. The good bugs that is.
