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We have shows on in the background while we play. Occasionally he will stop and watch it for a minute.
My kids have always cuddled and "watched" but my youngest paid no attention to it until like 9 months. My oldest was 18 months before she actually wanted to pay attention to it.
Little bit. Half the time they say they wanna watch something & they play the whole time it’s on watching maybe 10 minutes worth of the show or movie lol. The baby just watches whatever is on when she’s about to crash if she’s in her swing or something & can see the tv. We don’t put it on directly for her though.
I recently just started putting Netflix once a week for my son but as a background noise only but it’s just learning videos like “word party” it teaches them colors, shapes, words, some animals and jobs, and not to fight and when you fight is not nice and to apologize to one another. Each episode is about 13 minutes long. He dances to the music which there’s tons of lol he rarely sits to stare at the tv and when he does is for about a minute or less and he’ll just continue to do what he was doing. My daughter stares sometimes but I try to keep her from it because I feel like she’s too small.
My son is 9months & he watches paw patrol, and other cartoons like it .. he seems to love commercials 😂 and everything that sings
He doesn’t really sit and watch tv while we are home, but he loves watching videos of garbage trucks on his kindle. He also watches Daniel Tiger in the car.
We have them on in the background. He dances when the music comes on but he doesn't ever sit down and actually watch them.n
My two year old does. But he watches learning videos and he picks up a lot from it. He's known his ABCs for about 6months now and can count to 15, knows his colors, shapes, animals, and a whole number of construction/emergency vehicles because of them. But I don't let him watch anything silly that doesn't teach him anything like SpongeBob or Peppa pig or anything like that.
Yes and plays on my iPad on his nick Jr. app