Beatbugs on Netflix. Each episode is tied to a beatles song.

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Fat Bib Fortuna said:

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MosesHallRAB04 said:

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Big no to peppa big. My daughter loved it too but that show was annoying as all get out.

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No way! Peppa Pig is hilarious and has lots of jokes for adults.

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My childless twenty-something year old found this for us:
Peppa Pig Official Channel | Whistling Competition Between Peppa Pig and Suzy Sheep - Bing video
Best. Episode. Ever.
You can watch the whole thing for context or fast-forward to 2:42

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I do agree Peppa Pig has some adult humor. I guess it's not the show that bugged me but my kids reaction to the show. She would completely lose her sh* if you turned it off. She gets pissed with other shows but peppa pig was the worst. The he meltdowns were worse.

And the whistling episode where she hangs up on the sheep is funny as hell.

The Shank Ag said:

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My daughter is 2 plus a couple months. She absolutely loves Paw Patrol (thank God for DVR) and as of last Sunday, Frozen (Watched it during the snow Sunday, and has asked to watch it each day since).

Also has watched some of the following but not in near the quantity

Puppy Dog Pals
Tots
Bubble Guppies
Bluey (my favorite)
Oomi Zoomi (my least favorite)


My question is this. Are there any good ones for her to watch that I don't have listed and won't drive me crazy?

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Ah, memories. My now 9 year old loved Mickey Mouse Club House and Sofia the First when she was a toddler. Sophia wasn't too bad. MMCH can really grate on your nerves after a while. My 5 year old LOVED Dinosaur Train and it isn't too bad if you are actually interested in dinosaurs. But as an adult it's a little creepy b/c your mind can't help but try to unsuccessfully reconcile how the meat eaters eat when carnivores and herbivores are fiends and intelligent for the show, but they discuss their eating habits, etc. I mean, it gets downright disturbing like the husband and wife in Book of Eli killing and eating travelers after they invite them into their house.

T&P that she discovered Frozen. That was on loop for a while. It's good for a first watch, but not in the category of a rewatchable movie for me. But in the end the most important part was just sharing time with your little one before she gets too big and cool to do that. Now she loves watching these YouTube videos about video games and people who literally just document their families for all to see. Innocent shows but that's another level of annoying. Granted, a lot of these folks are banking. I just wouldn't want randos watching my kids on YouTube...

+1 for Bluey. It's hilarious

My 2 year old's (boy) favorite show is Blues Clues and you.

Last March we watched The Grinch (2018) 27 straight days. I really dont mind it at all.

As for shows I didn't see mentioned, Hey Duggee is a less annoying ripoff of Peppa Pig.

Peppa Pig

John Dillermand

My kid loves Trash Truck on netflix. It's a good show, they just need to make some new episodes because I've seen them all too many times

My almost 2 year old likes the Madagascar short episodes on Peacock and Snoopy in Space on AppleTV+

Fenrir said:

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If your kid likes Paw Patrol, they have a Paw Patrol Live that travels around. My kids loved it, basically recreates an episode of the show in theater form.

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We saw PJ Masks live a few years ago.. that was not bad actually.

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Fenrir said:

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If your kid likes Paw Patrol, they have a Paw Patrol Live that travels around. My kids loved it, basically recreates an episode of the show in theater form.

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We saw PJ Masks live a few years ago.. that was not bad actually.

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PJ masks. The hell is wrong you.

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62strat said:

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Fenrir said:

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If your kid likes Paw Patrol, they have a Paw Patrol Live that travels around. My kids loved it, basically recreates an episode of the show in theater form.

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We saw PJ Masks live a few years ago.. that was not bad actually.

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PJ masks. The hell is wrong you.

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PJ Mask was banned in our house after 1 week when ours wouldn't change out of their PJs, thought he needed to stay up at night to fight crime, and went parkour leaping on furniture in the house.

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hah wtf. Yeh my boys didn't do that!

We enjoyed Canimals on Netflix.

My 3 year old son is OBSESSED with the Cars trilogy and has been for over a year now. We have every Cars themed toy/lunchbox/water bottle that exists.

He also loves Blaze and Paddington (the movies).

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SWC Ag said:

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IF, on the off chance, somebody (for whatever ungodly reason) recommends "Caillou", DO NOT, under any circumstances heed that advice. Fortunately it was cancelled recently, but there's enough of a backlog out there to keep it in syndication for years. Seriously, as a father of two young daughters, I'm shooting you straight.
Never, EVER entertain the idea.

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We suffered through the bald Canadian **** with our first. Luckily enough time elapsed between the next kids he never made a resurgence.

Octonauts

I enjoyed the classics with mine. Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, old Mickey Mouse. Now with baby being 18 months we still do Mickeys Clubhouse, but she's getting more entertained with the feature films of Walt Disney. Older two still like Shrek. Plus we got them into the old Walt Disney movies (Davy Crockett, Swiss Family Robinson, Herbie...) and stuff like the Sandlot, Heavy Weights etc.... I love holding the baby and watching Tangled because sadly she's my last baby.

Toddlers will pretty much watch whatever you put on. Blue's Clues, Southpark, Robocop.

Bluey is the only kid's show that I actually enjoy watching with the kids

Yep, you can watch just about anything, it's all just a mass of lights and colors. I would not with my older one!

The Croods movie and Secret life of pets 2 on Netflix are pretty good adult tolerable kids movies.

Our 4 year old twins have advanced through Peppa, Paw Patrol and now largely Blaze. We spent an insufferable period where all they wanted to watch was the soulless and creepy cesspool that is YouTube Kids. We finally convinced them it was broken.

They have almost no interest in movies but we try occasionally and typically I end up watching the last 2/3 of Little Mermaid by myself. I still don't know how Frozen ends.

Put on Up and you and your wife can watch it with the kids. The first ten minutes will have you rolling. Hilarious.

I do try and push Bluey and DinoTrucks on Netflix for something different. I do enjoy the educational content from Blaze. My kids are always talking about force and measurements and angles and such.

My main reason that I signed up for Disney+ last year was because I wanted to watch Robin Hood, Sword in the Stone, Bedknibs and Broomsticks and Swiss Family Robinson. I still haven't gotten to watch any of them.

k20dub said:

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My 3 year old son is OBSESSED with the Cars trilogy and has been for over a year now. We have every Cars themed toy/lunchbox/water bottle that exists.

He also loves Blaze and Paddington (the movies).

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If you were to take your son to Disney World, I'd recommend the Art of Animation Cars suite - he'll never want to leave.

These pictures came from our trip Thanksgiving 2019.


The rooms have a definite automotive workshop feel to them.

Oh we've definitely been considering taking him there. He would flip

k20dub said:

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Oh we've definitely been considering taking him there. He would flip

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Even better is the Cars Land at California Adventure....if the state ever gets their panties unwadded.

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Stinky and Dirty is another great, not too annoying choice.

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Tumble Leaf is a good one. Both this and Stinky and Dirty are Amazon originals. They do kids stuff really good.