3 year old boy losing interest in sesame street

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[Post New]04/15/2013 12:57
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Anonymous
My 3 year old boy used to love sesame street until recently. He no longer wants to watch sesame street and throws a fit when he is only allowed to watch sesame street. What other shows can you recommend I introduce him to that have educational elements? He is really into Cars these days but a Cars movie takes up so much time. We like to limit his TV time to 1 hour a day when he is not in preschool. Please advise. Thanks!
[Post New]04/15/2013 13:00
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Anonymous
If he no longer likes the show you feel comfortable letting him watch, how about no TV at all? It won't hinder his educational development and might even enhance it.
[Post New]04/15/2013 13:00
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Anonymous
Diego is good as they learn about different types of animals and the episodes are fairly short.
[Post New]04/15/2013 13:02
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Anonymous
Max and ruby
Dora and Diego
[Post New]04/15/2013 13:02
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:If he no longer likes the show you feel comfortable letting him watch, how about no TV at all? It won't hinder his educational development and might even enhance it.


Blah, blah, blah. Whatever.

My 4 & 3 year olds love SuperWhy on PBS.
[Post New]04/15/2013 13:03
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Anonymous
Word World? Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood?
[Post New]04/15/2013 13:04
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Anonymous
+1 on SuperWhy.

Also, my guys love Umizoomi. All about math.
[Post New]04/15/2013 13:04
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:If he no longer likes the show you feel comfortable letting him watch, how about no TV at all? It won't hinder his educational development and might even enhance it.




Go paint some pasta with your kids or melt some crayons.... It might actually enhance their development v. having their mother acting sanctimonious on an anonymous forum.
[Post New]04/15/2013 13:05
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Anonymous
My four year old loves the old school episodes of Mr. Rogers Neighborhood.
[Post New]04/15/2013 13:07
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Anonymous
Sid the Science Kid?
[Post New]04/15/2013 13:10
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:If he no longer likes the show you feel comfortable letting him watch, how about no TV at all? It won't hinder his educational development and might even enhance it.




Go paint some pasta with your kids or melt some crayons.... It might actually enhance their development v. having their mother acting sanctimonious on an anonymous forum.


Shut. It.
[Post New]04/15/2013 13:11
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Anonymous
Peter Rabbit, dinosaur train, anything on Sprout??
[Post New]04/15/2013 13:26
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Anonymous
LeapFrog on Netflix.
Although you shouldn't ask me, my 4 year old loves Dino Squad, which usually has a social or moral lesson like internet safety or working as a team but is not very educational. The theme song is insanely catchy. We had to cut her off of X-Men, Spiderman and Avengers cartoons because she would get really wound up from all the violence.
[Post New]04/15/2013 13:33
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Anonymous
All of the other stuff on PBS is really good. SuperWhy, Daniel Tiger, Curious George, etc.


Maybe if he takes a hiatus from Sesame Street, he'll return it it a little later
[Post New]04/15/2013 13:33
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Anonymous
Curious George on PBS.
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