Le Manège Enchanté (known in English as The Magic Roundabout) was a children's television programme created in France in 1963 by Serge Danot. Some 500 5-minute-long episodes were made and were originally... more inside

For more than two decades, Louie the Lightning Bug has been associated with electrical safety by children across North America. Louie was created in 1983 by two major electrical utilities for a children's electrical safety campaign. Here he warns kids not to play near power lines.

Kids like you and me baby, we were born to add...

"...do you like movies about gladiators?" ;-) From the 1997 Disney film; the muses praise Hercules in song, telling of his rise to fame, defeating all monsters Hades puts in his way.

Really cute kid doing quite well at wii Tennis.

Animated version of the children's classic by Maurice Sendak. Narrated by composer Peter Schickele (I think he composed the music too).

The Poikkilaakso Elementary School joined the Complaints Choir movement with this hilarious song. Composed by Matti Salo, Choir conducted by Elisa Hilli.

Can you dig the truth: PS3 makes babies cry, and the Wii makes them laugh.

Richard Pryor's kid tries to explain how that thing got broken... From Live in Concert (1979).

Dr. Seuss' Green Eggs and Ham story was first published in 1960, it was later adapted as a TV special

Always liked it better than the Wizard of Oz.

Lamb Chop's Play-Along was a children's show that broadcast during the 90s. Every episode ended with the Song that Doesn't End.

Perfect for little kids and big kids that should know better. Narrated by Stephen Fry this can kill 6 minutes easily. Pocoyo is a pre-school animated cartoon series about a young boy who dresses in... more inside

"Puff the Magic Dragon" a song made popular by Peter, Paul, and Mary in 1963 became the inspiration for a short series of 30-minute animated television specials and were produced with Burgess Meredith... more inside

In this scene the main characters of "The Cat Returns," enjoy a fanciful waltz.