cute movies for almost 3-yr-old

[Anonymous]

I'd like to get a few movie options for my son... He loves The Tigger Movie, but hasn't really seen any others. I have previewed a few via iTunes (e.g., A Bug's Life) but the ones I've seen seem to have so much violence and so many evil villains that I know he'd be scared. Any suggestions?

[Anonymous]

Doesn't he like doing stuff?

[Anonymous]

Horton Hears a Who.
Up.

[Anonymous]

What kind of almost 3yo sits still for 1h and half???

[Anonymous]

Your kid s don't travel on airplanes much, do they?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your kid s don't travel on airplanes much, do they?

We travel to Asia and South America every year and at that age no, they never sit still starring into a screen for that long. We fly overnight so we eat, they play a little and fall asleep.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Doesn't he like doing stuff?

Don't be a passive aggressive bitch. She wants movie options, not your opinion on whether screen time is ok or not.
Offer them up or move on.

[Anonymous]

My sensitive 3 year old can only watch a handful of movies:

Toy Story (1, not 2 or 3.)
Cars 1 & 2
Curious George - a very monkey christmas.
My Neighbor Totoro

[Anonymous]

Curious George movies (any are pretty gentle)
The tinkerbell movies are pretty good my son loves them
The scholastic video collection is pretty good and while they arent movies the series of short nice classic stories are gentle and keep the younger crowds attention. its always a plus to my son if we own the book

Toy story is pretty scarey for a sensitive kid I think :/

[Anonymous]

Curious George 2 was our first movie. Kayla the elephant is pretty popular in our house.

[Anonymous]

My son loved Finding Nemo at that age. I just skipped past the opening scene with the barracuda to Nemo's first day of school.

[Anonymous]

Ponyo!

[Anonymous]

The Lorax. He was obsessed with the book, so during the summer heatwave we intro'd him to the movie and he loves it. I actually enjoy it too, and it has a very positive message.

[Anonymous]

The Scholastic series is great for little, little kids and they are pretty short.

The most recent Winnie the Pooh movie is lovely and gentle.

Lady and the Tramp is fun too as is Aristocats although we didn't introduce until age 5.

[Anonymous]

Cars 1 was the firt movie my son started watching around 2.5-3. He never sits and watches it start to finish but will watch it for 30 min or so.