Hilda is great but def not for the younger ones. 8 should be ok. |
| Making Fun |
I recommended Brainchild and Avatar above for Netflix. On Amazon Prime my DD9 recently watched and loved Just Add Magic. My DD also likes cooking shows...she likes Sugar Rush and Zumbo's Just Desserts (I think these are both Netflix). And Nailed It is funny! For the 5 yo, Bluey of course !!! (DH and I LOVE it too.) Available on Disney+. My DD4 also likes animal documentaries on Disney +. On Netflix -- Storybots (I like this one a lot.) And Octonauts, Emily's Wonder Lab, and Puffin Rock. And lots of the PBS Kids shows are good. |
| Ninja Warrior to inspire a little athleticism. |
| Ghibli movies |
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Cory Carson is pretty cute and worth a try.
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| I love Chip and Potato! That cartoon reminds me of the late 90s and the early 2000s! |
+1. My 8 y/o DD LOVED Hilda in first grade. It is legit good along with Avatar. Also can’t wait to watch She-Ra with her, but she’s also not interested yet. |
| My 6 yr old loved Hilda. Ymmv on these age posts so know your kid. |
Agree with this, but Octonauts is the family’s all-time favorite. |
Yes! I love the calm and friendly vibe. |
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On Netflix - Puffin Rock, Creature Cases, Octonauts.
Or download the free PBS Kids app and every one of those shows is great, except Pinkalicious - that one is bit whiny. |
| Octonauts. My absolute fave! |
I'm shocked by so many people recommending this show. I let my kid watch one episode and it had a ton of different shot angles/cuts, so it felt pretty hectic, and had a lot of peril (animals on an iceberg being threatened by other animals in the water). Not at all what I want my kids watching at 4 and 6. |
| We invested in a bunch of Disney DVDs. I really don't like the menu system in netflix that displays other shows. Once you finish a show it drops off the menu, almost trying to force you into a new show, encouraging endless screen time. |