Teletubbies

My grandkids love to watch CBeebies and most of the time I do not mind them watching a bit of TV but when it comes to the Teletubbies I am none too keen. The reason I do not mind them watching a bit of TV is that most of the CBeebies shows have a fair bit of educational value to them but the Teletubbies has none. The show is all bright colours and I have to admit there is one part of the show when they look into the TV and watch a clip that is educational but the language used by the Tubbies is all babyish language obviously aimed at a child's level but it encourages the child to copy this made up baby language rather than to develop their ...

Teletubbies With three children under 5 I have seen many children's programs in my time and I am sure I have many more to endure. I have to say teletubbies is not one of my favour programs to sit down and watch with my children. If I had to bit I would watch some thing like me too or some thing special. But saying teletubbies is a good program for my children to watch by them self's why I get some jobs done (bad parent ) Teltubies is aimed at pre-school children (my children personally only really like this from 18 to 36 months). The show started in 1997 and is still shown today even they stopped producing it in 2001, meaning the shows ...

The Teletubbies has been shown on BBC channels since 1997 and production stopped in 2001, however, the original shows are still being repeated and this means that all 4 of my sisters children have watched this at some point during their childhood. The Teletubbies are Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa & Po are purple, green, yellow & red (in that order) characters who have TV screens in their bellies and different objects on their head and they live in Teletubbie land in a Tubby dome which is located on top of a lush green hill. The Teletubbies will appear from behind various hills or from a large hole in the ground at the start of the show and ...