I have kids ages 4-7 and they quite like watching a little snippet of something while they brush their teeth.
One thing they have been into recently is these stop motion videos on youtube on a channel called Peapea. However, it’s obvious that M&Ms and Coke give them lots of money because it’s all you see in many of the videos. But these are good videos, as the kids like them and while the full youtube videos are 30 mins long, within this there are lots of shorts only a few minutes long each. Perfect for bushing teeth. Also a bonus is those videos don’t rely on sound, so they can watch and understand it without telling each other to brush queiter.
Does anyone have suggestions for anything similar that isn’t plastered with Cocacola and is suitable for the 4-7 age range?
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Puffin Rock episodes are 20 minutes
Charlie’s Colorforms City episodes are 14-25 minutes
Word Party episodes are 13 minutes
Number Blocks episodes are 5 minutes each
How’s It’s Made have 3-4 shorts in each 20 minute episode, so each clip is about 5 minutes long
Music videos are usually about three minutes long
Puffin Rock is great, and those 20 minutes are split into 3 episodes. Number Blocks is also nice an has a killer intro song.
Plus Puffin Rock is narrated by:
Thanks for the suggestions!
How It’s Made fucking slaps and I wouldn’t hesitate to show it to kids that age.
Fuck man, I fucking love me some How It’s Made.
Yeah, this is exactly what my little kid says.
I’m imagining your little kid saying “How It’s Made fucking slaps” 🤣
I’ve got the first season downloading 🙂