Dancing fruits

Do you let your babies watch dancing fruits? If yes comment below for how long x

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He's watched it maybe 2 or 3 times for about 10mins. I just forget about it a lot that's why only a handful of times.

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About 10 mins a day. Sometimes its the only thing that calms her down, last resort 🫠

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Not dancing fruits because my little one finds it too overstimulating but she does watch classic 90s kids stuff on YouTube like bear in the big blue house and old Winnie the Pooh for 1520 minutes a day depending when I need to pump or do chores or something. My besties little one is six months and watches dancing fruits for about 20 minutes a day every day while she does her morning routine and the kid loves it!

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I tried but she doesn't like it 😭 I thought it'd buy me some time to make lunch but she seemed very unimpressed. But I have lots of friends that do 10-20 mins either to buy some time to do jobs or to calm their little one down when crying lots

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My boy does usually in the morning whilst I make the bed and wash bottles. Sometimes can be 10-15 minutes. Also in the evenings if he’s nap does work around when I am prepping dinner

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I find it good for tummy time! I put my lil gal on her boppy pillow and she looks up at the tv on her tummy 🄰 only about 5 mins max though as she gets tired! X

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I use it every once and a while for about 15/20 mins when I really need to get my uni work done and he’s bringing fussy

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I put it on once or twice a day for about 10-15 minutes! Mainly for tummy time or sometimes it helps calm her down a bit in her witching hour in the evening xx

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Yes and it’s usually about 10 minutes at a time. Like other mums on here it’s something that calms her down, or keeps her distracted whilst I do the dishes or her bottles for example. She does like hey bear sensory as a whole, especially the rainbow simmertime video with different animations x

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we’ve swapped from dancing fruit to postman pat or guess how much i love you and it’s usually first thing in the morning when im cleaning bottles and making coffee so 10-20 minutes and then again when i make dinner 20 mins xx

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I hate to say it and by all means call me a bad mum but dancing fruits has been my saviour you gotta do what you gotta do 🤣🤣

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no one should call anyone a bad mum.
We all do things differently but we all do things right by our little ones. All our children are so different.
If your child is watching something for 5 minutes or 30 or whatever it doesn’t matter we have to do things for our sanity as well. We still have to get our housework done, washing done and even just sit and have a coffee whilst juggling being a mum. So I hope no mum ever feels bad for letting their child watch something for however long as long as their seeing the world and being cared for it shouldn’t matter. Everyone’s doing amazing ā¤ļø

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I went to look up I didn't know what it was, she's never watched but I let her watch inside out 2, the same 2min every time I need to cut her nails or clean her nose šŸ˜‚ maybe I'll try dancing fruits next time to vary šŸ˜…

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Around ten minutes once a day, maybe twice if it’s been a toughie and we all just need to calm down šŸ˜‚

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I use teletubbies a few times per day for tummy time. She still hates doing tummy time and I've given up entertaining her when she just hates it.

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