Developing cartoons for children from 3 years

The smallest children, whose consciousness, however, is already quite at a high level, you can show cartoons not only as entertainment, but also for development. Some cartoons are able to give ideas about the simplest things and expand the horizons no worse than teaching classes and books. Developing cartoons for children of 3 years must be fully adapted to age, have relatively short stories and a competent narrative. Parents should preview several series in advance to make sure that the cartoon does not carry a harmful message, teaches good deeds and provides reliable information.

Developing cartoons for boys 3 years

Favorite subjects of boys at this age are cars , vehicles and adventure sagas. But this does not mean that you can not offer a kid a cartoon about nature or friendship.

The most famous developing cartoons are:

• Fixic;
• Luntik;
• The Umniaš Train;
• In the world of wild nature;
• Cheerful rainbow;

In each series simple everyday things are touched upon, and their nature is explained, the characters in the course of a simple plot disclose all the nuances. After viewing several series (or even one) of the developing cartoon, it's best to take a break and discuss with the child what you saw. Even if the baby is still talking badly, try to bring him to a dialogue and ask what new he has learned today, which character he likes most, etc.

Also boys will like children's developing cartoons from 3 years old about cars and their kinds, transport, professions, alphabet, rainbow colors and animals. Most often these cartoons do not have a serial name and characters, but simply in an accessible form they disclose to the children a given topic. Parents can find on the Internet the most popular of these cartoons and show them to boys several times for better memorization. To understand whether the child is suitable for the format of the cartoon, at least for the first time it is desirable to watch it together with the baby, commenting and showing its interest.

Developing cartoons for girls in 3 years

Girls are more fond of stories about fairy-tale characters, dolls or princesses , but such cartoons are more suitable for entertainment and distraction, for example, before going to bed. Developing the same cartoons is better to watch the day or morning after breakfast, when the cognitive activity and the brain work best.

Girls are sure to like:

• Alphabet;
• Kitchen;
• Animals and their children;
• A small orchestra;
• Monkey Bruno.

In fact, at the age of 3 years, differences in the development of boys and girls are not particularly significant, so you can try to offer the child a video on a variety of topics to find out what things interest him most. Parents should also remember that developing cartoons are very useful, but they do not need to be watched constantly and for a long time. It is much more effective to offer the child a couple of interesting cognitive series for the weekend, and then discuss what they saw.

Developing cartoons for children from 3 years can become an interesting variety for a child whose parents want to rapidly expand his horizons and strengthen knowledge. Due to simple subjects, complex things (for example, physical processes, natural phenomena) are becoming much more understandable for children and are easily remembered. Colors and melodies, which are used in quality cartoons, help develop the child's aesthetic perception, and memorable mottos, rhymes and songs improve long-term memory.

We suggest you also to look at:

1. School of safety.
2. Professor Why.
3. Dora the explorer.
4. Stepan's Crane.
5. Children's universe.
6. Zoo.
7. Baby Enstein.
8. A small orchestra.
9. The lessons of aunt Owl.
10. Umi-zumi.
11. Clever onion.

Cartoon puzzles:

12. Passenger car.
13. Fire engine.
14. Cargo trailers.
15. Construction crane, excavator, tractor.

Cartoon Designers:

16. We collect the helicopter.
17. Great assembly.

Robert Sahakyants cartoons:

18. My first animals.
19. Learning to read.
20. Ancient people.
21. Geography for the smallest.
22. Natural science for the youngest, etc.