Is there a simple baby tv show?

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Without all the erratic behaviour?
My 10 month old loves a little bit of telly time in the daytime but all the shows I've found are erratic, fast paced and a bit too much for her to get a good look at.

She liked the early Pocoyo episodes - they were simple and slow paced (she likes to stare for a while to take things in) but the later ones are a bit much for her (too fast - loses interest quickly).

Any suggestions for anything slow paced and simple?

Thank you for reading.

DD is 5 and still likes Baby Club even though she was a bit old when it started. She's an odd one, she liked really old Mr Tumble and original Postman Pat. One of her 1st words was Pat.

Most of Cbeebies is nice, just don't introduce her to Twirlywoos. They are so naughty and DD used to copy them. They were banned several times to the extent she talk about when, why and how it was banned if she watches it.

If you go on kidstube there are gentle sensory programmes

I wouldn't actually encourage the TV watching tbh

Cocomelon, Little Baby Bum(I hate this!), The Wiggles and Mother Goose Club. All on Netflix or Youtube.

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I wouldn't actually encourage the TV watching tbh

no one asked

We only watch CBeebies stuff, mostly on iplayer. My LO is 21 months now, and we've gone through In the Night Garden, the Teletubbies, Hey Duggee, Postman Pat, Bob the Builder, Brum, Catie/Grace's Amazing Machines. Hey Duggee is my favourite.

Tik tak - my one year old loves it and the music is not annoying!

My now 21mo only started showing the slightest interest in the tv in the past few months, but now it is ONLY Peppa Pig that fits the bill. Wont have anything else, tried lots and its just "Peppa PIG! Peppa PIG!"

He's more of a music lover and I think maybe it keeps him interested because of the little musical bits in the background.
Little Baby Bum on netflix was the first bit of interest, he loves when he recognises a song that i sing to him! The later episodes of that are a bit like stopped watching at some weird anti peer pressure rap

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Another vote for Tik Tak. There's no dialogue. Just lovely music and interesting images. It's difficult to describe but my nearly 2 year old who also loves Hey Duggee and Something Special really enjoys Tik Tak.

My ten month old likes teletubbies (/will tolerate it) but her favourite is a YouTube channel called songs for littles. It is very basic, just a nice lady and some puppets. DD gets the biggest smile as soon as she hears her voice

My 15 month old is Hey Duggee's number 1 fan!
He absolutely loves the new Tik Tak sensory programme on CBeebies.
Tbh he only watches CBeebies. I refuse Peppa bastard pig

@cobpickles - so what?
There's absolutely no reason for a 10 month old to be watching TV. it's bad for them.

Show me show me on CBeebies (bbc Iplayer)

Baby bright is another quite calm one. Lots on YouTube.

Tik Taks on CBeebies. It’s new and only last 5 mins, but it’s a bit like a Baby Einstein.

Always one on the thread.

@kimblebee19 oh my god the peer pressure rap, it's SO strange. I've no idea what my 3yo made of it.

Baby tv on sky

The Clangers (especially the Eggbot episode!).

DD (now two) hides behind the sofa when the big egg starts singing

When DD was a baby she liked Teletubbies, but her favourite thing ever was the ending to Biggleton, where they all dance the Biggle-Wiggle and then the theme tune plays. We’d dance and sing along (well sort of).

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I wouldn't actually encourage the TV watching tbh

This is the comment I'm here for

Thank you for the lovely suggestions we will be checking some out in due course