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Sunday: Entertainment Review—Yes I am ruining them already…
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I get so nervous putting anything on here about my kids watching TV!
SO, be nice! I am so careful at how much TV my daughter can watch. And yes I know that my pediatrician recommends that you do not introduce children to television until the age of two.
And with that disclaimer….
First Source of TV Entertainment
Around 9/10 months both of my girls started to love watching music videos. A couple times a week, before bedtime, I would (well with Cameron it should be present tense) lie them on their tummy and let them watch this:
Cameron just starts dancing and bopping along to the music. Abby would let out a screech and start clapping 
Here is my youngest enjoying her “down time”
In terms of TV Entertainment, what were your children’s first favorites? For both of them other than this they seemed to love Elmo first.
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My oldest loved the Baby Einstein series. He started watching that around 10 months old. My second refused to watch anything until she saw the doodlebops one day and was hooked.
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When my daughter was younger, Baby Einstein, Elmo, Wiggles, Dora & Barney were all big hits. Then she went from like 3 – 5 not watching much of anything. Now, she LOVES Hannah Montana, HSM, iCarly, Zack & Cody, Zoey 101, H20. . .
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Elmo ruined Sesame Street.
We don’t have TV. Russ will watch the Muppet Show with us, though. That was the first thing he ever actually sat down to watch. It was great.
I L-O-V-E Laura Berkner! She is the bomb! When I taught school, we had her come for an assembly – the kids loved her, too.
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