Anonymous
12/24/2022 22:56
Subject: Xmas movie recommendations for toddlers?
The one the o my the animated grinch it’s so good and fun
Anonymous
12/24/2022 17:08
Subject: Re:Xmas movie recommendations for toddlers?
+1 Charlie Brown Christmas
‘Twas the Night Before Christmas (animated, where the mice try to fix the clock)
Miracle on 34th Street
Bundle of Joy
I don’t know if it would be scary to her or not, but you might consider The Nutcracker.
It’s PG, but I don’t remember The Santa Clause being scary.
‘Twas the Night Before Christmas (animated, where the mice try to fix the clock)
Miracle on 34th Street
Bundle of Joy
I don’t know if it would be scary to her or not, but you might consider The Nutcracker.
It’s PG, but I don’t remember The Santa Clause being scary.
Anonymous
12/24/2022 16:41
Subject: Xmas movie recommendations for toddlers?
Peanuts movie, Jack Frost, Year Without A Santa Claus, Ruddolph, other classics
Anonymous
12/24/2022 16:40
Subject: Re:Xmas movie recommendations for toddlers?
When my son was three he loved home alone
Anonymous
12/24/2022 15:37
Subject: Re:Xmas movie recommendations for toddlers?
The Snowman.
Charlie Brown Christmas.
Charlie Brown Christmas.
Anonymous
12/24/2022 15:30
Subject: Xmas movie recommendations for toddlers?
Peanuts movie and old Charlie browns
Anonymous
12/24/2022 14:35
Subject: Re:Xmas movie recommendations for toddlers?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Muppet Christmas Carol?
Too scary!
DP my 2y/o loves this! Probably just doesn’t understand it’s supposed to be scary.
Anonymous
12/24/2022 10:28
Subject: Xmas movie recommendations for toddlers?
The Cookie Thief - it stars cookie monster -
Anonymous
12/24/2022 10:27
Subject: Re:Xmas movie recommendations for toddlers?
Anonymous wrote:Mine is afraid of most movies too
DD liked:
Rudolph, Frosty classic movies
Netflix: Spookley, various Xmas episodes of shows like Car in the Hat, Cory Car, Trash Truck
Cartoons set it snowy weather: Pororo Penguin, Masha and the Bear
PP wanted to add
Round Robin - short that got an Oscar nom
And The Snowman - also nice of adults
Snowy Day movie from the book
Shaun the sheep got a lot laughs
Anonymous
12/24/2022 10:23
Subject: Xmas movie recommendations for toddlers?
Frosty the snowman
Short cartoons of goofy skiing and the chipmunks in mickeys Christmas tree
Short cartoons of goofy skiing and the chipmunks in mickeys Christmas tree
Anonymous
12/24/2022 10:22
Subject: Re:Xmas movie recommendations for toddlers?
Anonymous wrote:The Muppet Christmas Carol?
Too scary!
Anonymous
12/24/2022 10:18
Subject: Re:Xmas movie recommendations for toddlers?
Mine is afraid of most movies too
DD liked:
Rudolph, Frosty classic movies
Netflix: Spookley, various Xmas episodes of shows like Car in the Hat, Cory Car, Trash Truck
Cartoons set it snowy weather: Pororo Penguin, Masha and the Bear
DD liked:
Rudolph, Frosty classic movies
Netflix: Spookley, various Xmas episodes of shows like Car in the Hat, Cory Car, Trash Truck
Cartoons set it snowy weather: Pororo Penguin, Masha and the Bear
Anonymous
12/24/2022 10:14
Subject: Re:Xmas movie recommendations for toddlers?
The Muppet Christmas Carol?
Anonymous
12/24/2022 10:10
Subject: Xmas movie recommendations for toddlers?
Mary Poppins?
Anonymous
12/24/2022 10:05
Subject: Xmas movie recommendations for toddlers?
Looking for something special beyond our usual tv shows for some relax family time tonight. Anything seasonal and okay enough for this age?
For context:
Likes: Encanto, Luca
It’s ok: Frozen
Some recs for this age haven’t panned out (I think common sense media likes the Winnie the Pooh but it completely terrified my child. Also Kikis Delivery Service didn’t take. We’ve tried Toy Store and Cars and thought they were not toddler friendly, Toy Story was an especially big oops that I thought I remembered from seeing when I was younger and definitely forgot a lot of parts and tone)
Maybe a G-rated movie with real people? Bonus if it’s consumable by adults but not even looking for that necessarily.
For context:
Likes: Encanto, Luca
It’s ok: Frozen
Some recs for this age haven’t panned out (I think common sense media likes the Winnie the Pooh but it completely terrified my child. Also Kikis Delivery Service didn’t take. We’ve tried Toy Store and Cars and thought they were not toddler friendly, Toy Story was an especially big oops that I thought I remembered from seeing when I was younger and definitely forgot a lot of parts and tone)
Maybe a G-rated movie with real people? Bonus if it’s consumable by adults but not even looking for that necessarily.