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Re: What kids' media do you still enjoy?

[(Anonymous)]

From my childhood, I'll echo Animaniacs for sure. And a lot of Disney and Don Bluth films. Totoro. Calvin and Hobbes. The Garfield holiday specials hold up for me (Halloween is my favorite). The '90s Addams Family movies I'll still rewatch any time. And there are poems by Dr Seuss and Ogden Nash that I have memorized and to this day I'll call them up sometimes and smile.

There are some things I'd really like to rewatch or reread not just to see if they hold up, but to see what they mean to me in a completely different stage of life-- will I find myself empathizing with different characters more, asking different questions, having new thoughts about life, or will I just enjoy the trip down memory lane? Some might NOT provide a lot of entertainment for me as an adult but still hold a fond place in my heart.

For kids' media that is NOT from my childhood... well, some things I enjoyed because I'm the big brother, and so my youngest sister might be into something I was 'too old' for and I'd be able to engage with it without any shame. Cartoon movies that I saw in the theaters in high school because I was taking a ten year old with me (the first Pokemon movie fell into this category). Honestly, though, the first thing that comes to mind is Bluey. I am a child-free adult, BUT, my extended family contains the trifecta of young kids, former nannies, and animation buffs, so I see quite a lot of new cartoons, and I have enjoyed a lot of them! 'Childless Adults who Love Bluey' is apparently a category of person, and I am one of them, but I like a few of the cartoons on TV now and I like having them on as background noise-- cute enough for when I am taking a break, or doing something like housework that isn't mentally engaging, but I don't have to actually try to juggle following complex ongoing plots with doing jobs that do require my focus. But... sometimes there's a cute song.