Please suggest good DVDs to enjoy for 18 months old toddler boys
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Anonymous
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Back when we watched VHS, my toddler had a video we got from a yard sale called "Building a Road". It was the lowest budget video ever. I think someone basically just set up a camera and recorded a work site with an occasional shot of a driver waving from their cab. Anyway, it captivated him.
Do they make a DVD that's similar? |
Anonymous
Its called YouTube. 
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Anonymous
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Curious George!
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Anonymous
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Second Elmo. My daughter is obsessed even though we rarely let her watch. Also, PBS just had a show about the trains of North America with lots of slow shots of trains going around mountains. She loved it.
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Anonymous
| Danish construction channel on YouTube. Tons of raw footage of tractors. |
Anonymous
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My 18mo also loves the pajaminal. None of my other friends have ever heard of it. We bought her the DVD and a stuffed animal for Xmas
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Anonymous
| My 18 month DS is obsessed with Daniel Tigers Neighborhood on PBS. (Also a huge fan of classic Sesame Street clips) |
Anonymous
| PP here. Here is the playlist I made of the Sesame Street songs. DS has outgrown this now, but man, it brings back memories! |
Anonymous
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Oops, the link would help.
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB888A2B5EC85B6FB |
Anonymous
| DS loves Backyardigans. We stream it using Amazon Prime. He's really into music and they have a lot of songs in this show. |
Anonymous
| my son loved fireman sam when he was 2. At 18 month my kids did not have the attention span to watch much. |
Anonymous
| Ditto Mighty Machines on netflix. |
Anonymous
| Baby genius videos of animals, songs, counting etc... They are annoying to us but he loves them.he does not like the baby Einstein ones though, |
Anonymous
| Finding Nemo - just make sure to start it after the first scene, where the mean fish eats the mom. |
Anonymous
| Pocoyo is a HUGE hit. Also, Backyardigans. The Backyardigans music is actually kind of catchy . . . |