TV Shows for Babies that are actually Einsteins

Educational TV shows for babies and kids
Though we regret hearing that TV is bad for children, here are 7 TV shows for babies toddlers and preschoolers that are actually smart.

Zoom (1999 TV Series)
This show can be nogilastic for all of you (not just the babies). Who remembers watching Zoom from the 70’s? A group of kids do activities looking so adorable

Dora the Explorer
Who could forget this iconic series starring a Monkey and a Hispanic 5 year old? Please do show it to your babies toddlers and kids because they teach social and emotional development.

Teletubbies
This Show was produced by Ragdoll productions from 1997 to 2001. Each episode centers around 4 cute Teletubbies who have TVs in their stomachs and watch real kids‘ stories. It will be a Big hit with your toddlers, just give it a go and see what I mean,

Curious George
An all time favorite of everyone after Zobomafoo and Kratt’s Creatures. It teaches kids the spirit of friendship with George.

Bob the Builder
Story revolves around a Builder named Bob who loves to build things by figuring it out the Fun way.

Yo Gabba Gabba
I just had to mention this show. This is one of my favorite shows. I also enjoy Number Gnomes, Daffy and her dancing daisies, Manners with Maggie, and Cooking Cuties. It has started on American television in 2007. There are many characters in Yo Gabba Gabba colorful and educating kids about literacy, science, and math.

Baby Einstein
Babies and Toddlers love the Baby Einstein Puppets. All of them are made by Legends and Lore and PlaySoup (Dave Privett). This award winning American children’s Dvd series teaches them about Music, Literacy, Art, Science, and Nature. This franchise is very safe for kids and you will love seeing the Baby Einstein Pupoets with your child.

My Little Pony: Pony Life
A look at the funny side of friendship with Sugarcube Corner as the centre of the world, and Pinkie pie serves the best cupcakes to her friends.

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About the author (Maddie Fretz): Maddie Fretz is a 10 year old who lives in Richmond, Virginia with her parents and sisters