Are you ever looking for a few good movies for you and the kids to watch? Well here is a list to help you out! We love movies at my house! I watched cartoon/kid movies growing up with my family and loved them. Now that I have kids I enjoy watching these movies with them. My oldest is 3 1/2yr and really started paying attention to the tv about 1yr ago. My youngest is 1yr and watches a little because he sees big brother do it but most definitely does not sit through a movie. My oldest can watch a whole movie but most days it takes us 2 sittings to watch the entire movie. We have lots of favorites at our house but I reached out to other moms to get their kids favorites too. That way the list is made up of lots of different children’s picks.The children’s ages range from 1yr to 6yr and there may be a few older ones in which ages are not given. I believe that family time is important even if it is spent watching a good movie together.
Disney’s Tangled is a favorite of Leah at 52 Brand New, Goblin at Taming the Goblin, and my son.
Disney’s Toy Story ( all 3) is a favorite of the son at One Perfect Day, the son at The Good Long Road, the kids from Learn with Play @ Home, and my son.
Disney’s Ponyo is a favorite of the son from One Perfect Day and my son!
Disney’s Totoro is a favorite of the kids at Red Ted Art and is one of big brothers too.
Disney’s Mary Poppins is a favorite of the daughters at The Kitchen Counter Chronicles and the kids at The Usual Mayhem.
Disney’s Cars 2 is a favorite of J and T at Rainy Day Mum and my son.
Mighty Machines ( ALL) is my sons all time favorite right now and he has his little brother watching too. (Even though little brother can’t stay still too long he does stop and watch a while.)
Hope you and your family get to enjoy a great movie together soon.
I would love for you to share your favorite movies with us in a comment below. I love hearing from you.
Hi! I am Jaime, mama to three high energy boys. With three boys, life never slows down, but I wouldn't have it any other way! We love creating, learning, and crafting together and we can turn anything into an adventure.
My studentes love to watch “Alfa-Omega”. Story about wolfs.I use it in my Around the World class after traveling Canada. Teacher Laura Oreamuno San Jose, Costa Rica. Central America.
We haven’t seen Ponyo yet! We watched Arriety and it was a little odd for our kids! We really liked Brave as a family but the bear scenes were a bit scary for my 3 year old! Great list! Thanks for stopping by my blog earlier this week! 🙂
Nice collection. A little of a fair warning. I remember seeing my first movie–Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs when I was 5 and my mother was very angry with my father for taking me since I had nightmares for weeks afterwards. I watched it as an adult and understood why. It is definitely not for the younger children who are not use to the scarier things.
Anyway, thank you for sharing on Sharing Saturday! I love the list you put together.
Thanks for stopping by. I agree, my son hated it and I dont blame him. I was scared to death of Alison and wonderland growing up. I guess all kids and families are different and we should watch and let our children watch what we feel is appropriate.
Oh my – Mighty Machines will always be my sons all time favorite, I’m sure. And my daughter went through a long Ponyo spell, but she’s moved onto the princess genre now. I had forgotten about Mary Poppins. Thanks for the reminder! Thanks for sharing on the Kids Co-Op last week. 🙂
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What a great collection! Nice to have them gathered all in one post! Princess Honor is quite pleaded that you shared her favorite!!! Thanks!
Thanks so much for your input and for stopping by. You brought a smile to my face!
My studentes love to watch “Alfa-Omega”. Story about wolfs.I use it in my Around the World class after traveling Canada.
Teacher Laura Oreamuno
San Jose, Costa Rica.
Central America.
My son liked that movie too. Thanks for stopping by:-)
We haven’t seen Ponyo yet! We watched Arriety and it was a little odd for our kids! We really liked Brave as a family but the bear scenes were a bit scary for my 3 year old! Great list! Thanks for stopping by my blog earlier this week! 🙂
Ponyo is a little different but my son loves it!! thanks for stopping by:-)
What a great list. Thanks for including a couple of R’s favourites. I’m looking forward to checking out some of the others that we haven’t seen yet.
Nice collection. A little of a fair warning. I remember seeing my first movie–Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs when I was 5 and my mother was very angry with my father for taking me since I had nightmares for weeks afterwards. I watched it as an adult and understood why. It is definitely not for the younger children who are not use to the scarier things.
Anyway, thank you for sharing on Sharing Saturday! I love the list you put together.
Thanks for stopping by.
I agree, my son hated it and I dont blame him. I was scared to death of Alison and wonderland growing up. I guess all kids and families are different and we should watch and let our children watch what we feel is appropriate.
Oh my – Mighty Machines will always be my sons all time favorite, I’m sure. And my daughter went through a long Ponyo spell, but she’s moved onto the princess genre now. I had forgotten about Mary Poppins. Thanks for the reminder! Thanks for sharing on the Kids Co-Op last week. 🙂
my son is addicted to Hotel Transalvania!!