Cocomelon

Overstimulating mind melting dribble. By far the worst show targeted for kids. You're kids mind is a sponge in the early years. If you want to give your kids a head start avoid this at all costs. If they absolutely need to watch TV between 1 and 5 years old. Superivise them, look up: bluey, Sarah and duck, the wiggles or watch some Disney movies.

I've seen a couple of very negative reviews for this sweet, innocent show. I'm thinking some may be turned off because the stories portray an average family where the parents love their children and vice versa. It's a simple concept that's designed to entertain young children, which it does. When my 2-year-old grandson watches, he's not looking for Pavarotti from Carnegie Hall or the dramatic readings from Jsmes Earl Jones. Evidently, he's looking for exactly what this show has to offer. It's the only show he asks for by name.

It represents the perfect option for the education of preschool kids. Easy songs, nice drawings, energetic stories and nice lessons about ordinary behaviors. And ,for adults, good opportunity for discover the change of generations. The lyrics are not the most inspired, at the first sigh, but the freshness of stories and the delicate humor are just good points .

Why do people have a deep hate for Cocomelon?

Because it's annoying recycled content that goes on forever and milks the heck out of baby shark. Yes it's for kids, but I have to listen to it too.. I'd rather listen to Blimpie.. The only plus is it's not Ryan.

Remember 20 years ago, maybe even 10 when when we and other children at the time watched actual entertainment instead of this and skibidi toilet. This is perhaps the most mind melting from of "entertainment" I have ever seen. I feel bad for the kids who grow up with this. For starters the animation looks like it had a five pound budget, then it's the same tune over and over again. Next is next to no effort into making it bearable for the other people in the room. Remember when our parents would put on Peppa pig or SpongeBob squarepants and occasionally they would sit down for a minute and watch. Times have changed, Times have changed.