Big babies have a better understanding ability, can understand more complex plots, and simple plots may feel a little boring.
So the cartoons recommended by Luke's mother here are all somewhat undulating in plot, including several movies.
Young babies have no problem looking at these if they have strong language skills, but there are a few problems to pay attention to:
First of all, the control of time. For longer cartoons, especially movies, watch them in several parts, not at once.
Of course, it is a little difficult for the fascinated babies, parents remember to talk about it before watching, otherwise the baby will make a big fuss.
Here Luke Mom provides you with a small tip: young babies can watch their favorite clips (or some episodes of cartoons) repeatedly, which can help them understand the plot and strengthen the language through repetition.
Super Wings
Super Flying Man is a slightly simpler anime recommended this time.
Luke's mother knows that many children like this animation, and children who have seen Chinese version can look at the English version, so that it is easier to understand the language on the basis of understanding the plot.
Super Man is the story of a logistics company that delivers packages around the world every day.
The protagonist, Ledi, is a shape-shifting airplane, but also a gold medal courier brother, and he also has a group of various deformed aircraft "colleagues" with extraordinary skills.
The mode of each episode is that Leddy sends packages to children, and after sending them, he finds that there are difficulties to solve, so Ledi contacts his deformed airplane friends to help, and everyone cooperates to solve the problem.
The special feature of "Super Flying Man" is that each episode will go to a different country, and Ledi will feel the life of local children while delivering packages, and can also watch animals watch the scenery and learn languages.
In Australia
Luke children were more interested in this animation before, and also bought a full set of toys (no picture here, the toys have been given away), very ritualistic when watching, to bring toys to watch together.
Now that Luke prefers a more gripping plot (which will come on, I'll talk about it later), Super Flying Man has fallen out of favor
The Stinky and Dirty Show （臭臭和脏脏）
The Stinky and Dirty Show is a cartoon that Luke's mom is going to blow up.
This cartoon is Amazon's original animation.
The protagonist, Tinky, is a garbage truck and Dirty is a backhoe loader.
The two good friends live in a city full of transportation, similar to the "Motor City" (I haven't seen the cartoon and learned English, so don't miss it when you have a car fan).
Each episode of Stinky and Dirty doesn't have a fixed pattern, which is about their daily tasks (cleaning up garbage and helping out on construction sites) and the various problems they encounter and solve problems during play.
Doesn't that sound a bit similar to Super Man and the Motor City series? But in fact, the "problem solving" in Dirty and Stinky" in all the cartoons I watched restored the real-life problem-solving process to the greatest extent.
Other animations (including SuperFesté and the Motor City series) solve problems by using powerful equipment after receiving a call for help, and the whole process is linear.
It's an ideal state, but not the real state of life.
In "Stink and Dirty", the two children will first find out the problem, analyze the feasible solution according to their limited resources (they do not have superpowers), and choose an optimal solution.
When implementing the optimal solution, they will encounter new problems, and they will adjust the method according to the situation or change a new method until they are successful.
Is this what life really is?
It is not difficult to present this actual process, the difficulty is how to present it with a vivid and interesting story that is not boring. The Amazon production team did just that.
There is an episode about two motorcyclists who are children's favorite to do stunts, but the performance venue has not yet been built. Stink suggests going to his junkyard to perform, but motorcyclists need slash waves and quagmire to perform.
Only soil can't make a quagmire, and water and soil must be mixed together, but the problem is that the faucet is too far away from the mound.
They tried to carry the water with a dirty shovel, and when they found it, they spilled a lot.
Also try to control the direction of the water flow by blocking the faucet
Then tried the leaking iron barrel
Although it was still not OK, I found that the water was closer to the mound.
So I kept thinking... Just put these iron barrels together to form a long pipe:
After success, like all children, I was attracted to the quagmire and played
I will not give you spoilers in the plot after that, I believe you can already see that this animation has a different style in the theme of "solving the problem".
Stinky and dirty In addition to solving this physical problem, there is a lot of careful thinking in life. Sometimes they'll find a way to surprise the messenger cart, and sometimes they'll want to go to the moon to see it.
As for how they did it, you will know for yourself.
In addition to the unique narrative style, the songs in it are also very good. One of them is called "What if", which is "If... What will happen", encouraging children to keep trying new things.
The theme song is even more catchy, and the lyrics are awesome "They sometimes lose, they sometimes win with dirt and trash they try again", which means that they sometimes lose and sometimes win, and keep trying with their dirt and garbage.
What a positive three views!
Cars
Big-budget animation produced by the famous Disney. I believe that many big friends and children have seen it.
There are currently three films in the film.
The first is about how the protagonist, Lightning McQueen, finds the meaning of the game and life, and is a film about growth.
For the little ones, racing embodies speed and competition and is the coolest of all means of transport. One reason to love this movie is enough.
The second part, which I personally think is the worst one, is the adventure of McQueen and his friend Banya going to Tokyo to compete. McQueen's NC fans will love it
The third part is about inheritance, which is the best one that Luke's mother thinks is the best, and it is also the first "Auto Story" that Luke has watched.
Cars toys
This movie is not only suitable for car fans, but also for adults. The phrase "Racing wasn't the best part of his life, you were" (the game wasn't the best part of his life, you are) made Luke's mom sigh and think of the people who had passed away in her life.
This movie (the third part) does a very good job in terms of values, which is different from the previous two. The film adds the protagonist Cruise, a Latino girl.
The previous racing car setting was all male, and even if there was a female car Sally in the first part, it was only because the protagonist needed a girlfriend. In this film, Cruise is a turnaround racer with the same aura as McQueen.
Luke's mother felt that this movie was very suitable for those "unsociable" children, providing more possibilities for the future of children.
For example, everyone thinks that little girls should not play with cars, and little boys should not like pink. Although these two events are not serious problems of principle, they will affect the direction of the child's life.
In the future, they will be told that "girls can't fly airplanes" and "girls can't be astronauts." These things have been removed from their life choices before the children try them, which is a very unfair thing for the children.
Of course, my family Luke can't see this, and his favorite is Thunder Hollow (that is, the crash part) because it is hilarious.
Real City Heroes
The City Heroes series of animations was also produced by Coinbook. Each episode features a special vehicle as the protagonist to tell their work experience, including fire trucks, police cars, ambulances, garbage trucks, etc.
The plot belongs to the gripping kind. There is an episode about police cars, and the scene of hunting down criminals is comparable to a large-scale police film, so there are relatively high requirements for language ability and cognitive ability.
As I mentioned at the beginning, younger babies can choose a favorite episode to watch repeatedly. Luke's favorite is the fire truck episode, and in the end, the scene where all the fire trucks go out together is the most domineering.
"Fire truck" was also one of Luke's earliest English words.
Rescue Bots (Transformers Rescue Team)
Transformers Rescue Team is a recent animated film that Luke has been fascinated by. I wrote about it before on the Black Friday tweet that one of Luke's favorite toys right now is the Transformers.
The reason is to watch this cartoon.
This anime is a follow-up to the previous classic Transformers cartoon (dads should have seen it as children). It tells the story of Optimus sending a team of Transformers rescue robots to help the inhabitants of a small island.
Unlike the previous classic Transformers, there are no violent scenes of fighting and killing. The robot's mission is no longer to fight, but to rescue.
The plot is relatively complex, robots and humans, each personality is distinct and cute.
The anime has been out for several seasons and is very popular in the United States, as well as picture books from the same series.
Luke likes two of these episodes the most, and he watches them over and over again. Some of these robots have another mode in addition to being able to turn into vehicles: dinosaurs. It literally hit Luke in the heart (these production teams really sucked the children's minds to death).
Don't worry if you like Luke, a dinosaur-like kid, I'll schedule dinosaur-related cartoons later.
At last
Luke mom still wants to remind everyone that parents who watch animation should think more, and many ideas and values are passed on to their children unconsciously.
Of course, cartoons are just a pastime of life, allowing us to rest a little while we are chicken babies. I hope everyone can be happy and happy chicken baby.
Have a great day
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