Similar Posts

8 Comments

  1. Thanks for the list, our toddler is enjoying Postman Pat and Percy the Park Keeper lately. Calliou is also good. All 3 are on YouTube

    1. Thank you, Rick! I have never heard of Percy the Park Keeper. I will add it to the To Be Watched list. I have to be honest though about Calliou. Months back watched a clip. If I remember correctly, I believe I turned it off soon after hearing the main character whining. But I’ll give it another shot since you mention it… Postman Pat looks interesting, hopefully another one for our Yes list! Thanks again Rick.

      1. Fair enough on Calliou, we watch the Dutch voiceovers and they’re tolerable, but even then… I see your point 🙂

  2. Thank you for this! There is a new YouTube channel I would love to see you check out and review. It’s called Calm Kiddos Productions on Youtube. It’s for toddlers and younger kids. I love that the show is slow paced, uses real people/objects/animals, and focuses on vocab. I would love to hear your thoughts too!

    1. Thank you too, Megan! I just watched one of them (https://youtu.be/LOc-cE9x9eM) and it’s perfect for toddlers. It’s the exact style I like for toddlers. We had our son watch a similar type, but Calm Kiddos from the little I’ve seen so far, I like much better. Really, these are perfect. We just had another boy. He’s 3 weeks old. When we’re at that age, I may be relying exclusively on Calm Kiddos Productions now. Thanks for sharing with me!

  3. Sure Caillou whines. But it really shows children of that age and stage. Talk about what you watch together. The family and storylines are sweet. We have found many British shows to be favorites.
    Internet Archive: is a good source.
    Original Fireman Sam-Complete Series 1-4
    Postman Pat (Original, Early Seasons)
    Rosie and Jim (Early seasons With John Cunliffe as Host)
    TotsTV
    Octonauts Series
    Park Keeper Percy
    Kipper the Dog
    Joshua Jones
    The Busy World of Richard Scarry
    Brambley Hedge

    1. Hi Anna, I overlooked your post as we’ve been so insanely busy, but thank you for these suggestions and tip! I will try to get back to these storyline types of programs as we have a newborn and he’ll be at this age soon. As of recent, it’s been historical documentaries, draw squad learning, and BJJ learning videos for my 4 y/o (We have wrestling mats in a room and practice BJJ with eachother). Not much time lately for any other programs, including anything I’ve listed on this post, but I do see something on your list that interests me before looking what it actually is.. Brambley Hedge. Sounds like it will be similar to Old Bear Stories. So thank you for these suggestions! Postman Pat was another I wanted to check out with him. Kipper and Old Bear and Richard Scarry were probably our top 3 besides all the documentaries and educational stuff. And I’m in total agreement, the old British shows ended up being our favorites as well. – John

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *