Education

Blippi

Rock N Learn

Songs for Littles - Toddler Education, Vocab, Alphabet

Kids TV


Kids like it when an adult is confused, and a little kid has to explain it to them

Not academic. Education is built in to the song, the activity, the game, the challenge, the video, the toy.

EMOTIONAL WELLNESS

Mental well-being
Emotional Success
Popularity
Fear, Manipulation
Lies
Anger
Love
Sex
Babies
Family
Negotiation
Setting Limits
Saying No
Self-Respect
Self-Worth

Social Skills
Elementary Financial skills

GOOD - promote, model, demonstration, give examples

BAD - how to avoid, recognize, isolate, deal with wisely, give examples

RELATIONSHIPS
Family relationships (Peppa Pig and her Dad, Mommy and Daddy Kiss)
Close relationships, friendship
Loving kindness, Patience
Communication, Connection
Empathy, Understanding others' viewpoint

EMOTIONS
Dealing with Loss (divorce, death of a pet, death in the family)
Coping with Pain (Boo Boo, or worse, hospitalization)
Unfair Situation

Mr Roger's Neighborhood shows a good pathway to re-program towards goodness, Family Values, using child psychology and hypnotherapy.

Milton Erickson, Bandler & Grinder, Mind Programming
The Giant Within - Tony Robbins
How to Win Friends & Influence People - Dale Carnegie
Think and Grow Rich - Napoleon Hill
Stay away from dividing the audience, like referring to a specific teacher, religion, political party. Instead, focus on timeless truths and supportive statements.

VALIDATION
appreciation
love
attention
Giving love, acceptance, trust, modeling, examples, demonstration, wholesome goodness, patience, Give a lot of compliments in the video.
Make emotionally supportive statements
Sharing is Caring

PERSONAL POWER
Confidence, Self-respect, Self-worth, Honor

Self-empowerment
self-image
Weight issues, body image
Pride, Ego, Puffed Up, Self-centered, Vanity
Taking responsibility for ourselves, and our actions
Consequences of actions (Karma).
Blaming other people, Avoidance
self-defense
Bravery
bullying
setting limits (co-dependency) saying no, politely