The educational content of a video should be achievable - yet challenging. Enjoy some programs with your child. See how he or she has progressed with the material contained in the video. Your involvement will help reinforce learning. Once the educational content of a video has been learned, that video is no longer educational.
Many children become addicted to a book, a puzzle or a video.
Once a child has mastered the material in a book, puzzle or video, introduce more challenging material. They will come to love the new just as much as the old. Stimulation is found primarily through active exploration of the world around us. Be selective and choose videos that have a specific learning focus. Too Early - Introducing your child to videos that provide little educational content can make it very hard to get your child interested in educational TV fare.