What television programmes do you like watching with your grandchildren?

My youngest gc is nearly 14 but I like 'In the Night Garden' with my 3-year old great-gd. She has now become obsessed with 'Peppa Pig'.
I used to like Watch with Mother when mine were toddlers, because when she said 'Andy is waving goodbye' I could tell them it was time for their afternoon nap. My favourites were Tales of the Riverbank,Trumpton and Camberwick Green. Who can forget the names of the firemen?

My children loved Chigley-Trumpton, as it was called in our house; we bought it for the GDs on DVD, but they didn't like it much. They loved Bagpuss, though, especially the one about the ballet shoe.

I watch Fireman Sam, Postman Pat, and constant re-runs of Willie Wonka and Wizard of Oz with my 4 year old grandsons. My twin baby grandaughters like the nursery rhymes on Baby TV and have started dancing and clapping their hands to the songs they recognise.

I like to watch "Horrible Histories" with our youngest two they are a wee bit to old for the nursery type programmes.mr.glamma bought them the series of "Lassie" films from Amazon and Flipper it was very nostalgic to watch these programmes again,DD used to always cry when Lassie got himself lost and would be upset until he was rescued from whatever drastic problem he had got himself into.

All but one of my grandchildren are grown up now with the only one left that likes to watch tv with me she is 7 and a staunch Dr.Who fan loves old Star Wars DVD's and Tom and Jerry..

NOT Horrid Henry! Roy, Grandfather in my pocket, Dr Who. They are all too old now for In the Night Garden. I'm not!

Nor me, Lily!

Greatnan

I hate Brum and Balamory gives me the pip.
The DGs say "we are not allowed to watch Disney while Grampsie is here".

In the night garden and Baby Jake with my 2 year old GD but she also likes Bob the Builder and Pingu from Netflix.

I forgot to mention her favourite Come outside. She loves Pippin.

Oh Pingu is wonderful. I always get the DVD out for visiting French toddlers.

Our five year old loves Shaun the Sheep. It's his early morning treat when he stays here. He also likes Total Wipeout which we watch and then we build wipeout courses for his action men! He also likes Noggin the Nog but we only have four on tape and we have watched them to death!

I like Gigglebitz, Mr Tumble and Art Attack.

I do miss the night garden, knew most of it off by heart after 4/5 years of watching with successive DGC. I could not, however, stand Mr Tumble - he always gave me the creeps.

Shaun The Sheep is my favourite! My 3 1/2 year old GD used to love Night Garden but now she finds some of the characters a bit scary. We always watch Mike The Knight and Chuggington together.

The expression "Oh bumpers!" is a great substitute for my usual "Oh bugger!"

My 2 GSs would watch Shaun the Sheep on a continuous loop if allowed to. Scooby Doo is another favourite and Ooglies which I also love, it's so clever.

G ranny23 I agree with you about Mr Tumble. Yeuk.

My younger grandchildren aged 2 & 3 love Mr Tumble and Mama Mirabelle.

The older ones aged 6 & 8 enjoy Art Attack and Horrible Histories although the 8 year old always asks to watch The Chase - and usually does really well with the questions.

My grandchildren 4 & 6 like watching clips on Youtube - especially the Muppets mana mana song and Bohemian Rhapsody. Both used to like in the Night Garden and Peppa pig, Charlie and Lola. Also they like Tom and Jerry (old cartoons) bugs bunnt and some the the game shows on Challenge. Oh and Balamory

All my grandchildren have now 'discovered' The Simpsons. GS1, aged 8, could, I fear, answer Mastermind questions on them. The great thing about The Simpsons is that it works on several different levels for children and grown-ups.

My 15 month old grandaughter loves Waybuloo and tries to do the yoga moves, so sweet, she also blows kisses to the children on Baby Jake.

My grandson loves Aunty Mabel and Pippin on Come outside.He also likes Dip Dap and likes mimicing the voice that says dip dap.It's so cute when he does that.If you have the internet here are 2 great websites to share with your grandchildren - Oxford owls site has the oxford reading tree books online as e books free to share with your children and itv sighed stories has many popular childrens books with animations and words on screen and a sighner for children to share the stories if they need one.Check them out.

Mr Bean but i have no grandson because i just 23 now.

I like watching CBB"S with them .