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we've recently been enjoying videos from my youth like muffin the mule and andy pandy plus ones from my own children's youth like trumpton and bod. Childrens programmes are so different now but my grandchildren love seeing what Grannie and Mummy watched!

Blue Peter is always a favourite in our house.

The Pudsey Movie for their first time at the cinema.

My kids love sitting with my mum (their Grandmother) and watching Disney, I think its my Mum's way of feeling like she can without feeling guilty and they love to watch the films that we don't have and then talk about them.

So, what's your favourite TV show to watch with your DGCs?
Arts and Crafts because of the ideas for things to do together

Frozen, Frozen and Frozen. Is there anything else to watch this summer? If so no one has told my little ones.

My 2 year old grandson loves quite a lot of the programs on CBeebies but watches them none stop for a while then moves onto another program. He also loves watching any of the Pixar/Disney films and is currently loving Mary Poppins and The Little Mermaid.

Best for winding down are The Gruffalo and The Gruffalo's Child which he loves.

I have 12 grand kids, so with the young ones we watch Mr Tumble and Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (my OH knows the words to all the songs!), the 7-12 years olds, we tend to watch movies like Pirates of the Caribbean and the older teens we love watching comedy programmes.

Always Mickey Mouse in our house

CBeebies in general and the wonderful Justin Fletcher in particular. When you think of some of the nobodies who pick up knighthoods simply because it goes with the job, then Justin is long overdue. Thomas the Tank Engine has been overtaken now, and it's the Lego movie or anything to do with superheroes, especially Batman.

There is a programme based on the character of Mr Bean, sort of an animation, My G/C & I love it.

My grandson loves watching Chuggington and the Night Garden. I know if its the Night Garden he's watching then its nearly time for bed!

My mum looks after my 2year old and 8month old for me 3 days a week while I work. I always love going to pick them up because they're always sat snuggling grandma watching 'the chase' with a cup of tea (2year old) 8month old has milk and all three have biscuits.
They both - well all three of them, love the show and my ds always tells my mum that 'mummy home chase' so he knows I'll be there before it finishes.

My grandchildren aged 8,9,10,13 & 14 like watching Dragons Den hoping it will trigger an as yet un thought of idea that they can expand into lucrative future employment whilst also gaining enjoyment because it would be something they had nurtured.

My favourite programmes to watch with the family are the gardening programmes. When we go into the garden, I'm reminded what I should do because they have watched the experts very closely.

The youngest (pre-school) really like Peppa Pig & the 5 year old likes Mike the Knight and most CBeebies. Its great when there are magazines and toys to tie in with things. Cartoons are always popular and anything with Dinosaurs, even if sometimes I dont think its entirely suitable for their age! They both like anything wildlife but not too long or documentary style as the attention span wanes.

my 3 year old loves watching peppa pig and we have watched every episode now and know most of the words lol.

Wee one at 3 loves the usual Peppa Pig and Hump and Thomas the Tank.
The 7 year old is into I Carly.
But love the good old - Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Mama Mia, The Waltons.

And one of the best - Supernanny, they love how she teaches the naughty children/parents how to be 'happy'.

I've tried my little grandsons (20 months and 14 months) on a few things that I thought might appeal to their age group. The only things that seem to have caught their attention so far are The Night Garden (I don't know how the writers/producers have got into these babies' heads to find out exactly what they like, but they have!) and, to some extent, Peppa Pig.

But they both have an enduring fascination for the diddleiddleiddleiddleiddleiddleping countdown sound on Pointless. And if we get a pow at the end for a pointless answer, joy abounds.

For my youngest grandchild (Freddie) its Totally Thomas. Thomas the Tank engine and his friends rule the roost.
I must admit I have grown to love them too, the scrapes they get into, the adventures and there is always a high moral side to the tales, - the best thing you can be is A Really Useful Engine!