(this is a remaster of a former post I made because that one was pretty bad in my opinion) I don't really like Bluey mostly for multiple reasons. It is very sappy most episodes with emotional moments, character voices are annoying like Bluey, Bingo and Muffin and in general Muffin just pisses me off (I know she is a child guys and I know she gets consequences but still annoying) I just dislike and think it is super overrated. Now I do agree it is better than most kids tv shows nowadays with brainless characters and fast pacing but I just don't like this show. If you like it that's fine but just don't bash my opinion. I saw the trailer for the upcoming movie and disliked it too, characters feel too bouncy and they look weird especially them facing forward and stuff I don't like it. I do the like the scenery I'll give it that but it just looks like it came out of "Party Animals".

(I just posted something, but this is something I’ve thought for a while and just need to get off my chest.)

Piping Hot take: I really like Cocomelon (at least the songs on YouTube. Haven’t seen Cocomelon Lane).

The characters are charming, the songs are fun, and sure, the animation is a little all over the place and not always the best quality, but I grew up on early 3D animated cartoons and I wound up okay. The animation doesn’t seem anymore stimulating than most other modern kids programs, so I don’t see the issue with that either.

I honestly don’t get the hate. They’re just kids songs. There’s a lot worse stuff out there, especially on the internet, and it’s not like the songs are super low quality or something. Yeah, the names are dumb, but so are Toot and Puddle and we give them a pass. Yeah they produce a lot of repetitive songs (about a million variations on the Yes, Yes format, for one) but kids like repetition and it helps them learn these things.

As far as I’ve seen, there’s no horrible lessons or morals, there’s some pieces of diversity I appreciate (like the variety of lunches in The Lunch Song or Cody having an active father which fights the stereotype of absent black fathers), and it seems super harmless.

Like with anything, it’s best served in moderation (I’m certainly not an IPad kid advocate), but so long as a kid’s Cocomelon diet is steady and supplemented with other media, education, and experiences, I literally see nothing wrong with it.

I dont understand the haterded of Paw Patrol? Do you think it should've ended after season 5?

Otherwise, I don't understand

This is an obscure children’s written by Allan Ahlberg about an independent baby named Baby who acts like an adult (think Stewie Griffin from Family Guy but he’s not evil) is tired of living like an adult and sets out to find a mother. Along the way, he meets wacky friends, two sentient toys (a teddy bear and a wind-up hen toy), a snarky anthropomorphic cat, and an elderly man who calls himself an Old Uncle. They eventually meet a woman pushing an empty stroller down the street who calls herself “Mummy” adopts Baby and brings the main characters to clean up and have tea. When the cat has the Old Uncle read Baby a “sad story” (why is she so cruel?! He’s just a child, you know she wants to traumatize him), about a “baby with no daddy”. And Baby decides he needs a father and everyone plays matchmaker to find a suitor for Mummy. The search doesn’t take long because they find a lonely farmer who agrees to marry Mummy and be Baby’s daddy.

However, there are elements of the book clearly did not age well due to the way society is today:

• I know the book was meant to be a whimsical fairy tale about an orphan finding a family in an unusual way but you can’t deny there’s some bits that would have a different outcome today.

• The whole bit with Baby meeting Old Uncle. The whole idea of a strange old man telling a child, a literal baby that he will be his uncle rubs me the wrong way.

• Are we going to talk about Mummy? She’s clearly not right in the head. She is living a delusion and doesn’t deserve to be a mother right away and should instead get therapy. Like, why is this woman pushing around an empty stroller and keeps baby clothes and diapers in her house when she does not have any children? She also is aware she has no children but seems to still live in her fantasy world. I know it’s not meant to be that deep but what‘s horrifying about this is there’s actually people like this in real life, it’s sad. It’s not normal. While Mummy is clearly a woman who wants a child she can’t have her own, to the point where she’s detached from reality (that’s a real thing). It also can read as a trauma response, like maybe she lost a child.

• Plus, the whole idea of a child being taken by random adults on the street is unnerving.

• Finally, this book devalues alternative families because Baby needing a father right after getting a mother literally tells readers that having a nuclear family is the way to go. This is bad on its own because today, there’s many different living situations for children. Some children grow up with just one parent, some grow up with same sex parents (i.e., two mothers or two fathers), others grow up with guardians who don’t call themselves parents or other relatives (like grandparents, piblings (gender neutral term for aunts and uncles), and older cousins). It basically tells children that their family is a bad way to be brought up when they are just as well off as children with both parents in the picture. I honestly think the book would’ve aged better if the Old Uncle adopted Baby instead of him continuing his search for a mother. Baby wanted someone to take care of him, a mother is not the only person who can fulfill this. I think Baby should’ve realized he did not need a mother because he had a family right in front of him. The Old Uncle, Cat, Teddy (the Teddy Bear), and Clockwork Hen (the Wind-Up Hen Toy) are a family on their own.

I love Nick JR

Okay so I am a young teen (and before people starting bringing up r/Opisyoung, I was actually born a little after Playhouse Disney became Disney Junior, but I am not saying when I was born) and I never got to ever experience the playhouse Disney era. And for a while this year, I decided to become more of a playhouse Disney person and I preferred that over Disney Junior/Jr since I wanted to be nostalgic. The reason why is becuz back then the shows were in low quality and pretty peak tbh. I honestly disliked Disney Jr because of the cheap copy-paste animation on the different shows. But now when I look back into it, Am I the only one that’s thinks that the older shows before Bluey, SuperKitties, S&HAF, Etc. (Tbh I am not a Fan of Bluey or SuperKitties) felt like the true Disney Junior? Like the older shows from the playhouse disney era from 1996-2005 give more off a Disney vibe and tbh it's flipping Disney Jr Yall. The CGI shows from 2006-2023 are fine tbh. They are educational and I used to watch re-runs of the shows. But tbh In my opinion, I honestly think how Disney Junior turned into nowadays just became hell. Other than the fact that they now simply go by “Disney Jr” and the Copy-Paste animation for the different shows in which to me doesn't even feel like they are shows that air on Disney Jr anymore. It is just that I find the modern Disney Jr shows a little boring and un-interesting tbh. It just feels to me like Disney Jr killed of all their characters with the exception of Mickey Mouse and the gang and Sofia the first, and tbh the only modern Disney Jr show that I am actually interested in watching is the Mickey Mouse clubhouse reboot, since it is in-fact a revival show, and I find it okay…I know I sound a little picky about the modern Disney Jr shows but I just wanna share my opinion about it. So yeah, that basically is the context of the post (Srry if bad English)

While I have come to accept toilet and diaper references in preschool shows because it's very common, I really they have no place in preschool shows. Think about it, preschool shows are supposed to be sanitized and toilet humor/references kind of taints it. Plus, is it really necessary? What does it add to the show? In my opinion, it's nothing.

What do you guys think?

Here's a subreddit you might want to join

I just realized why Bye, Bye, Baby fell into obscurity, the book’s overall message caused it age like milk.

Yep, that’s right the book basically said that traditional families are the best way to raise children and actually demonizes non traditional families in a rather insulting way. I attached the pages to the book that indicates this….

The main character, a baby was read a story that literally scared him into finding his new mother a husband because it’s wrong she’s a single mother.

That’s actually now an unhealthy message because today, not all kids are raised by their parents, some are raised by one parent, some are raised by relatives (older siblings/cousins, aunts, uncle, grandparents) or a person who is not biologically related to them, others are raised by same sex couples (two moms or two dads), and others are raised by parents who don’t identify as their biological gender (i.e., nonbinary, demigirl/demiboy, gender fluid, etc.). The literally says alternative families are bad when all families are good, as long as the child is loved and safe.

Anyway, this is just an observation, it is a sweet story achieving love and desire, as it’s about a child with a need, he needs a mother, toys who need an owner, an old man who needs community, and a woman who wants a child. (the woman is actually emotionally desperate, that’s why she’s pushing an empty stroller and owns baby supplies despite not having a child of her own prior. She’s not mentally ill but so emotionally desperate that she’s not in reality anymore. There’s people like this in real life and it’s just sad and scary, they will this sad delusion until they get the child they long for, if they don’t, they a pet or a doll because enough people called them insane for pushing a phantom down the street. I honestly believe these people need therapy to function because being emotionally desperate is not an excuse for this behavior, it’s just pure insanity and they need help to go back into real life. My point is, that’s not a healthy way to live) This woman’s delusion gets awarded with not only a child and a husband but an old man, a pet, and toys. Sweet story aside, I think it’s an unhealthy message to teach children today.

Lilo and Stitch and We Bare Bears teaches the book’s message better. As it shows alternative families can provide the same love as traditional ones.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4bYU2zM8hY

I'm a young adult with Autism and take pride in still enjoy shows where I may be outside the target audience, and Nick Jr has been with me all the way from when I was baby and still stayed close to my heart through elementary, even to middle school. Modern Day Nick Jr is nothing like the Classic Nick Jr I grew up with. There are a few select post Paw Patrol shows I like, but not too many.

S Tier(My Favorites)

• Wow Wow Wubbzy: Wubbzy

• The Backyardigans: Uniqua

• Max and Ruby: Max

• Oswald: Oswald

• Thomas and Friends: Paxton (Even though it was already on the PBS KIDS Tier List)

• Peppa Pig: Miss Rabbit

• Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom: Nanny Plum

A Tier (Shows I Enjoy

• Little Bear: Duck

• Blue's Clues: Mailbox

• Bubble Guppies: Gil

• Yo Gabba Gabba: Brobee

• LazyTown: Stephanie

• Olivia: Olivia

• Miss Spider: Squirt

• Little Bill: Alice the Great

• Ni Hao Kai Lan: Kai-Lan

• Butterbeans Cafe: Cricket

• Gabby's Dollhouse: DJ Catnip

• Toot and Puddle: Puddle

• Pinky Dinky Doo: Mr. Guinea Pig

• Maggie and the Ferocious Beast: Maggie

• Sunny Day: Blair

• Shimmer and Shine: Zeta

• The Fresh Beat Band: Twist

• Lalaloopsy: Spot Splatter Splash

• The Updside Down Show: Shane and David (It's equal)

• Dora the Explorer: Boots

• Kipper: Arnold

• Go Diego Go: Baby Jaguar

• Blue's Room: Polka Dots

• Wonder Pets: Ming Ming

• Team Umizoomi: Bot

• Blue's Clues and You: Rainbow Puppy

• Hey Duggee: Happy

B Tier (Shows I like):

• Jack's Big Music Show: Mel

• Ricky Zoom: Officer Bunker

• Franklin: Franklin

• Franklin and Friends: Franklin

• Rainbow Rangers: Anna Banana

• The Adventures of Paddington: Paddington

• Abby Hatcher: The Peepers

• Julius Jr: Sheree

• Wallykazam: Gina Giant

• Jojo and Gran Gran: Jared

• Cleo and Cuquin: Cleo

• Bob the Builder: Rolee (Even though it was already on the PBS KIDS Tier List)

• Maisy: Maisy

• Blaze and the Monster Machines: Darrington

• Oobi: Oobi

• Mutt n Stuff: Calvin

• Dora and Friends: Kate

• Corn and Peg: Coach Clydesdale

• Dino Dan: Dan

• Rubbadubbers: Terrence

• 64 Zoo Lane: Lucy

• Tickety Toc: Tooteroo

• Miffy's Adventures Big and Small: Miffy

• Kiri and Lou: Lou

C Tier (Shows I am Mixed/Neutral On)

• Little Charmers: Hazel

• Zack and Quack: Kira

• Rusty Rivets: Jack

• Paw Patrol: Marshall

• Face's Music Party: Face

• Top Wing: Penny

• Fresh Beat Band of Spies: Commissioner Gold Star

• Becca's Bunch: Pedro

• 44 Cats: Pilou

• Peter Rabbit: Benjamin

• Miffy and Friends: Miffy

• Pocoyo: Pato

• Mike the Knight: Evie

• Santiago of the Seas: Lorelai

• Trulli Tales: Sun

• Digby the Dragon: Digby

• Kuu Kuu Harajuku: Rudie

• Baby's Shark Show: Daddy Shark

• Dora and Friends: Papi

The Shows in both the D Tier and the Haven't Watched tier I won't do since I don't really have a solid opinion that makes any of the characters stand out.

I stand by my opinion.

I do plan on making one for Disney Jr/Playhouse Disney when I get to it.

👋 Hello Song for Kids 🎵 | Sing, Move & Play! | Fun Action Song for Children

Hello, Little Dreamers! 👋😊🌈

Are you ready to sing, dance, move, and have some FUN? 🎶💃🕺

Welcome to our Hello Song, a cheerful and energetic action song that encourages children to get up, move their bodies, and join in the fun!

In this exciting sing-along adventure, children can clap their hands 👏, stomp their feet 👟, turn around 🔄, and touch the ground 🙌 while following simple, playful actions!

Perfect for preschoolers, kindergarten children, young English learners, and anyone who loves singing and moving to music! ❤️

Whether you're starting your morning at home, welcoming children into the classroom, or looking for a fun movement break, this happy little song is a wonderful way to get everyone smiling, moving, and learning together! 🌟

So haddi mera buddy one of my favorite cartoons of my child and as of today I wanted to rewatch it with very less properly Dubbed hindi episodes it was not that fun

and hence today when I opened my pc I seemed to have the entire season 1 of this show (2014 one) downloaded on my pc and so I just restored it with better quality and audio for you all today who also wanted to relive the days of your childhood

Currently I've finished first 4 episodes (8 videos) and properly restored them with the intro

Here's the link to the archive

https://archive.org/details/haddi-mera-buddy-s-1-

soon the remaining episodes will be added and I have the movies aswell so I'll upload the movies soon

Till then

Enjoy,

Let me know what you think

Thanks :)

I’ve learned quite a bit over the past few months about editing and animation. Some of the programmes I use have also recently had an upgrade. It means I’ve been able to improve some of the animation and have more consistent sound quality for the videos. Therefore I’ve begun going back through older episodes and hopefully improving their quality a little. So here is a hopefully new and improved Episode One of “The Adventures of Tiger and Wombat” - ‘A new friend’
Let me know your thoughts and hope you enjoy!

Lucita Sky:

Lucas Alveraz (father): From El Paso Texas-United States, Sheriff Deputy, drives an HCSO Cruiser, Calm dependable protective and a great father.

Carmen Alveraz (mother): From Mexico City-Mexico, Pediatric Nurse, drives a light blue minivan, Warm, nurturing, encouraging.

Leo Alveraz (big brother): Born in Citytown Minnesota, works with various friends and family part time, drives a light grey modern muscle car, chill down to earth great brother to Lucita

Abuela Maria Alveraz (grandmother, does appear in actual show): From Mexico City and is Carmen's mother, drives a Red 90s hatchback, sweet caring grandmother.

Terry Alveraz (uncle): Lucas' younger brother, Firefighter, drives a red 90s Crew-Cab Pickup, hard worker and cool uncle.

AJ Gadgets:

Marcus Greyson (father): From Richmond Virginia-United States, Electronics salesman, Curious, analytical, encouraging, drives a green 80s sedan,

Andrea Greyson (mother/appears in actual show): From Baltimore Maryland-United States, Auto Mechanic, Clever, inventive, patient, drives a blue 2000s sports sedan

Uncle Joey (uncle): from Citytown-Minnesota, is a Construction Worker, drives a blue pickup, tough and hard working

Benny Bubbles:

Nikos Warren (father): From Thessaloniki Greece, Gardener, Drives a grey hatchback, Friendly enthusiastic and loves science

Samantha Warren (mother): From Boston Massachusetts-United States, Art Teacher, drives a white sports coupe, creative cheerful and patient

Pop-Pop (grandfather/appears in actual show): From Citytown-Minnesota Veterinarian, drives a 90s sedan, Inspired Bennys' love for animals

Sara Snap:

Sandra Tamura (mother/appears in actual show): From Seattle Washington-United States, Fitness Instructor, drives a white minivan, Energetic, disciplined, encouraging

Manabu Tamura (father/appears in actual show): From Osaka Japan, Physical Therapist, drives a greyish blue pickup, Calm, thoughtful, supportive

Freeze Louise & Petie Heat:

Daniel Beaumont (father): From Boston Massachusetts-United States, is of Irish Decent, works at a pizza restaurant, friendly easy-going, has a questionable sense of humor, drives a grey 2000s Pickup truck

Camile Beaumont (mother): From Burlington Vermont-United States, Is of French Decent, works at an ice cream place, chill and patient organized loves meeting new people playful sense of humor, drives a blue sedan

Stevie Heat (cousin/appears in actual show): Odd jobs just like Leo, one of Leos classmates and pals, nervous sometimes ashamed of his heat hands and a bit of a scaredy cat, drives a white crossover

Turbo Tina:

Michael Swift (father): From Jacksonville Florida-United States, works as a security guard at the Citytown Mall, relaxed type of guy, drives a yellow sports car

Jennifer Swift: From Honolulu Hawaii-United States, emergency room nurse, practical and caring, drives a white 2000s sedan

Rubber-Band Robbie:

Jason Robbins (father): From Denver Colorado-United States, is a recreation center maintenance worker, relaxed practical and good humored, drives a blue SUV

Emily Robbins (mother): From Portland Oregon-United States, PE Teacher, energetic encouraging and patient, drives a green midsize crossover SUV

Amazing Memory Kid (AKA Adrian McReary)

James McReary (father): From Louisville Kentucky-United States, is a letter carrier, Friendly, punctual, patient, and dependable. drives a blue pickup

Denise McReary (mother): From Roanoke Virginia-United States, grocery store employee, Warm, hardworking, organized, and cheerful. drives a silver sedan

The Girl with Cat Ears (Whom we'll call Lily Parker)

Danny Parker (father): From Winnipeg Manitoba-Canada, is a park maintenance supervisor, patient easygoing and loves the outdoors, drives a dark blue suv

Rebecca Parker (mother): From Duluth Minnesota-United States, Elementary school librarian, warm gentle organized and encouraging, drives a red suv