I realise our grandchildren range from very small little people to being parents themselves, but a comment about tv programmes elsewhere prompted me to wonder what do your GCs watch on tv?
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"Joy is what happens to us when we allow ourselves to recognise how good things really are. "
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GD, 9, likes factual children's programmes, like 'Marrying Mum and Dad', and 'Dengineers', and school programmes.
She is a big Strictly fan, and loves Bake Off too.
GS1, 6, likes anything he is allowed to watch really!
GS2, aged 2 and half, loves Hey Duggee, Kit and Pup, Bing, and Teletubbies. He was a big Peppa Pig fan but although he still likes it, it isn't his favourite any more“A grandchild fills a space in your heart that you never knew was empty.” – Unknown -
I don't think our eldest GD watches much tv, She works long shifts.
The youngest one at 16,likes to watch Jeremy Kyle shows. I can't stand them myself.
One day,she might think to herself,why did i like watching them.Sometimes I forget to like posts,but that doesn't mean I don't like them.Comment
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Rhys likes the childrens science programme, with the girl with pigtails, I think. Oh and Oeration Ouch! The new Thunderbirds got a mention at the weekend too.
Ryan likes Doctor Ranj and anything Rhys has on.
They both like the Bake Off and Master ChefComment
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My GS don't watch a lot of television. GS2 prefers screen-based games and they both like You Tube, but when they do watch it's things like Bear Grylls programmes and Sci Fi.
GD1 seems to like programmes with unicorns in. I confess I've never watched any of them with her, as she literally watches for a few minutes before school. In the evening she uses her computer more often or reads.
GD2 is currently 'into' Max and Ruby and The Little Princess. She used to love Peppa Pig and Ben and Holly, and sometimes I find myself feeling slightly nostalgic for Ben and Holly! She liked Bing too, but discovered it a bit too late. I didn't know it was a tv programme - I remembered GS2 loved having the books read to him when he was little.
"Joy is what happens to us when we allow ourselves to recognise how good things really are. "
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To be honest I have no idea what the two youngest watch , I don't think GS2 watches much TV he's always on his games or You tube , GS1 is always out either at football or with his friends , he watches a lot of You tube too , GD never mentions any TV programme so I imagine it's the latest kids stuff.
Im not fat just 6ft too smallComment
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Oma - it's funny, isn't it. We had to drag our own children away from the tv - in much the same way today's parents have to drag our grandchildren away from their devices!"Joy is what happens to us when we allow ourselves to recognise how good things really are. "
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GGS 19mths, loves Postman Pat and Thomas the Tank Engine. They try and restrict his viewing but he will take my DD's Ipad to her and say Pat peese.What is life if full of care we have no time to stand and stareComment
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Awww - it's hard to believe your GGS is already old enough to love Postman Pat and Thomas.
"Joy is what happens to us when we allow ourselves to recognise how good things really are. "
(Marianne Williamson)Comment
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Plant he's growing so fast before you know it he will be off to Nursery
Im not fat just 6ft too smallComment
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