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If you feel concerned about this situation, you have good reason to, for there are several problems brewing here. You have no idea what your child is watching. There’s so much physical isolation, you’re hardly ever in the same room together. And there’s also psychological distance; you don’t know what your child is thinking about or being exposed to, and your child knows you have no clue. And of course, there’s all that guilt.

Here’s an easy solution. Occasionally, at least once or twice a week, walk away from your household chores, and go watch TV with your child. This is most easily accomplished if your child is watching TV in a common family area, such as the living room. If kids have TV in their bedrooms this is still do-able with only one child. Still, why not make it a house rule that your child watches TV in the living room during “family hours”?

As soon as you sit down on the couch with your child you are sending the first, most important message. You are putting your child first, before household tasks! This is a big deal, and even if you don’t spell it out to them, they’ll notice; but you could casually say “I was loading the dishwasher but I realized I really wanted to spend a little time with you.” Believe me, your child will appreciate this, even if they don’t show it right away.

Finally, you are in a room together with your child, and you are doing the same thing! Younger kids will gladly and readily accept your presence, and you can snuggle right in with them. Depending on the time of day, bring snacks! Now you’ve got physical closeness, and for a young child who has had a tough day at elementary school, snuggling up with Mom or Dad is very welcome. No matter what has gone on at school, whether there’s a tough teacher, a bully on the playground, or no one to sit with at lunch, recharging in the safe haven of a snuggle with a parent is a huge relief, and a reminder that you are there for them.

Every time I accompany my Baby Moon for her show, she will show her happiness and I can really feel it.

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Today I just want to share with you some Baby Moon’s favourite youtube videos. Perhaps you can share with your kids and they might find them very funny and love it too..

You can also get to Baby Moon’s Youtube to get more of her favourites. Do add us as friends @ Youtube too..

Baby Moon @ Youtube

Story reader is a very cool game, it can be played in three ways:
1. Educational Video Games - I can access fun learning games featured on the last spread of each book. They also included the controller which is perfectly sized for my little hands and promotes hand-eye coordination as well as fine motor skills.

2. Animated stories – wow, the stories come life on TV! When I turn the pages of the book, the animation of the book come life on TV! Spoken words are highlighted on the screen, and characters interact. Daddy says the animated story mode is great for developing and enhancing word recognition skills.

3. Magically read the story – The story reader will read the story aloud as I turn the page! It’s magic because it always knows what page it’s on and only reads the page. I can bring it along when travel in the car or visit to my grandparents.

I’m so happy when daddy and mummy teach me how to play my new game and they help to connect to my big big TV!
Ok, I want to play with my story reader. Bye bye!

Barney & Friends is a 1992 children’s television show produced in the United States aimed at preschool children.

One day daddy asked me to kiss him while watching the Barney show. He promised to buy me the Barney if I kiss him. So you guess what I did? Hahaa… I kiss him few times.. See.. The next day I had my Barney & Friends.. My Barney is small in size but he can sing “I love you”! I was so happy!

Now is my time to watch Barney & Friends again.. Bye Bye..