Anyone with children might wish to purchase videos for children. They can be purely for fun, such as cartoons, or have an educational content. Videos are a great way of keeping children entertained.
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The Funbrain website is a good source of educational games, comics and online books. It is a resource widely used by teachers and librarians as well as parents to obtain entertaining educational material for children.
Over 90% are educational in the sense that they teach kids something (how to make friends, be a good person, how to be responsible, etc). As for educational in the sense that they are learning things they would in school, such as math and reading? Many shows try to slip math skills into their programs at some point, but overall it is less than 10%
A good video for children is "The Egg Song". It teaches kids about the nutrition of eggs, and it's entertaining. Another one is "The Cucumber Song". This is more funny, than educational, but it's still suitable for children.
Adults enjoy their children's enjoyment of cartoons. There do exist cartoons made specifically for adults. "Family Guy" is probably the best example. In any event, adults and children do not have the same taste in cartoons.
Most likely because most cartoons are targeted for children. In addition, there was a large boom of children's entertainment in the 70's-90's, where most cartoons were targeted to children.
There are many popular children video cartoons. Some popular children video cartoons include: "Doug", "DuckTales", "Gargoyles", "Jem", "Danger Mouse" and "Dora the explorer".
They are made for entertainment and younger children usually watch cartoons.
Doesn't belong. Children are watching the cartoons and this exposes them to things that they do not need to be exposed to.
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Some good apps for 2-year-olds that are both educational and entertaining include "ABCmouse," "Endless Alphabet," "Sago Mini World," and "Peekaboo Barn." These apps offer interactive activities that can help young children learn letters, numbers, shapes, and more while keeping them engaged and entertained.