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My grandsons have introduced me to 'The Dumping Ground' on CBBC. It's about a group of looked after children living in a home with two great carers, and it shows the ups and downs of their lives and how they look out for each other. I believe it has won a BAFTA. A very good quality programme.

The younger grandchildren love Peppa Pig, Justin's House/Simething Special (Mr Tumble) and In The Night Garden. They went to see Iggle Piggle and Upsy Daisy last Sunday, in their tour. It's a fantastic show, highly recommended.

I love watching Peppa Pig with my 2 year old granddaughter, I record them every day so that the days she comes here we have a Peppa Pig fest

I love watching Peppa Pig with my 2 year old granddaughter, I record it every day so that the days she comes here we have a Peppa Pig fest

our grandsons aged 6 and 7 like to watch Scooby doo and tom and Jerry with me but their 3 year old sister wants to watch Peppa Pig or anything with fairies and princesses in it with me

Mine also love the Bake off, then we all make cakes afterwards which is no end of mess but really good fun!

they love watching the old classics chitty chitty bang bang, the wizard of oz, Charlie and the chocolate factory ,

My grandchildren just don't watch TV. Are they unusual? They are out playing with friends or doing activities all daylight hours. Then they read before sleeping.

Love the animated movies, so easy to watch and also to see again, and again and again,

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Peppa Pig and the all time favourite Scooby-Doo

My 2 grandchildren have recently discovered Sooty and are loving the slapstick nonsense. I have found them rolling around with laughter! My own 3 were just as fond of Sooty and co, more than 30 years ago. They also enjoy TreeFu Tom which I find quite entertaining ( with David Tennant voicing one of the characters! )

My grandchildren love frozen and know all the songs, but on a wet day we pretend we are at the movies and get the popcorn out and watch the Wizard of Oz or Chitty Chitty Bang bang, The railway children, Willy Wonka or another old favourite movie.

Doctor Who is a great favourite

My (just) 7 granddaughter likes to watch any Disney films and I Carly, she likes to play games on her tablet rather than watch tv.
My 2 and 3/4 grandson likes Frozen -he sings Let it Go and Do you wanna build a Snowman all the time, - Cars, Toy Story and Despicable Me, we also have several Fireman Sam and Thomas the Tank Engine DVD's which he will sit and watch whilst I prepare meals or am doing something that prevents me playing with him.
He does prefer to be outside kicking a ball or running around though.
We live at the side of a river and they both love to sit there throwing stones in, or feeding the ducks, GD calls it "my most favourite place in the whole wide world"

my newphews love watching films like harry potter or super hero films!! and i love them too lol

my children love disney and in the night garden

My DGCs love anything with Steve Backshall - Deadly 60 and Lost Land of the Volcano are favourites. Entertaining and educational - a perfect mix.

We usually watch Disney or one of the fun animated films as they are great for the kids and also have a few laughs for the adults! Quiz shows are another favourite - usually fun, and because we don't take it too seriously, if nobody knows the answer our sense of humor shines through with the wrong/funny answers!

Grandson is at that awkward age 5, sometimes too old for Cbeebies, too young for some of CBBC, but we both really enjoy 'How To Train You Dragon' on CBBC

Watched Pitch Perfect with my granddaughter - very good. Grandson loves You've been framed and have also watched science programmes with them 9 and learnt alot!)

My Grandson who is 16 months stars laughing when he is watching Charlie Bear it makes me feel so happy!

Disney Cars is a must and the Planes movie, really looking forward to taking them to see the new Planes movie next week, I have to admit I like the films too ;)

I always put the older films on, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang or Mary Poppins are some of the faves. We are partial to a bit of a peppa pig though too.

TV is rationed for our little one. Peppa Pig is my nearly 3 years old granddaughter's favourite. When I'm missing her I watch Peppa to bring back nice memories of us snuggling together on the sofa laughing at pompous Grandpa Pig. In the Night Garden, Mr Maker and Justin's House are well watched. Also the one with Bernard Cribbins as the old sailor with his dog. Forgot the title! She also loves Noddy, as did her father 30 years ago.

Four year old GS has passed through Night Garden and Peppa Pig ( sadly). He is quite keen on Justin's House, but now prefers commandeering my iMac for the Cbeebies web site where there are some excellent games and activities. Yesterday he was learning Punjabi! Although I don't have much in the way of children's films, at home he loves Frozen and sings the songs constantly. Our children's stuff is all on VHS and we now have nothing to play them on. Bad planning Nana!

Ben & Holly's Little Kingdom is a favourite - I secretly quite enjoy it too!! A lot of the voice artists from Peppa Pig pop up so I entertain myself by spotting those! Disney classics are always enjoy, as are the Pixar ones - especially Finding Nemo, although I must confess that I fast forward the shark bit as don't want to give grandson nightmares!! x