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I don't recommend television for a toddler, but if you insist, I would recommend educational, PBS type shows....Between the Lions, Dragon Tales, Arthur, Seasame Street...those shows tend to teach communication skills, reading, sharing,etc. All those shows also have online computer games structured for their age and you don't have to worry about any unsuitable content.

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My daughter is a year younger and we keep the tv on treehouse. I still find a few questionable things on PBS every once in a while. My daughter is into dancing, so we even put in on a music channel....not mtv or much. My little pony, barbie movies, games or books. I also have a son and my daughter sometimes just likes to watch or do whatever he is doing.

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My daughter's 7 and last year she really enjoyed LazyTown, Backyardigans, Magic Schoolbus, etc. Online she visits Webkinz, Playhouse Disney, Disney Fairies, and Wonka.com. As for music, she's a dancer so she likes the more lively music such as that from High School Musical, Jump 5, etc.

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tv shows: hannah montana, blues clues, doodle bops, wow wow wubbsy, dora the explorer, bratz/myscene movies, backyardiangs, high school musical, happy feet, lazytown, jojos curcus, anything on noggin (in the mornin) and playhouse disney (some regular disney) try gettin her off her feet and move to the songssongs: anything on the tv shows above, go to target and they have there albumsvideo/computer games: playhousediseny.com , nickjr.com make sure u sit with the child while playing to get her to pay attention to things more, o u can also go to best buy and look for child appropiate games (such as barbie, myscene, bratz, anything with ponies, just look aroundgood luck!

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