Low sensory shows?

I’m not sure if it’s low sensory or not but the dancing fruit on YouTube is the go to for our little one. It’s literally just a black background and colorful fruit dances across the screen😂

Low sensory shows are like Lucas the spider, bear in the big blue house, whinnie the poo and blues clues. It allows kids to be engaged without too much stimulation and they are less likely to just be stuck on it and obsessed while still getting screen time and learning. Shows like that are more calming and encourage learning and it’s easier to follow along and engage with vs fast passed high stimulating shows are too quick for the little ones mind. Still fun to watch but less comprehension

Fast paced* (sorry typo)

I’ve been letting my son watch the same cartoon (Mario on Netflix) over and over again, obviously in doses not the whole thing at once. But I’ve noticed that it’s becoming less overwhelming for him because he might be getting used to it also he starts to recognize characters and react to them very cute. I feel like no matter what you introduce in the beginning it will be overstimulating but becomes less once they get used to it.

@Tori my baby girl loves that show

We use Ms. Rachel in case of emergency (ie nap time and lunchtime don’t align). The baby learning videos are super educational and I’ve read equivalent to a FaceTime or video call as far as sensory is concerned