finally pulling the plug on PBS Kids




Come and see, come and see
Come and see my family
I got two awesome daddies 
And a brother who's just three
I like them, they like me
Now come and see my family




  1. Oh geez, good riddance PBS kids. Thanks for the heads up! Daniel Tiger always drove me nuts anyway with their lame "Snowflake Day" and "Love Day"- could they whittle down Christmas and St. Valentine's Day anymore?

    1. I forgot about those! Yes! Let's just empty every single Christian feast of its roots, purpose and name. Ugh!

  2. Sounds like a wise decision to pull the plug on PBS Kids. Ugh!

    We don't have a TV, but our kids (7yo, 5yo, 3yo, and the baby) adore 'Tudor Monastery Farm' on YouTube. It's not directed to children, just explains what life was like on a monastery farm 500 years ago. They build pig pens, spin wool, cultivate wild yeast, etc. It's fascinating. And they enjoy the 'Planet Earth' DVDs, too. A family friend once said, "The great thing about kids is they get very enthusiastic about things YOU say are awesome." So that's the approach we've taken - don't show them kids shows that say whining is awesome - choose something that shows the beauty of the natural world, or how resourceful people can be without electricity/computers.

  3. Thank you so much for this post. We have really reduced our tv time but will be pulling the plug on netflix and have already pulled the plug on pbs

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  5. this is the stupids shit ive ever seen all PBS is trying to do is educate kids about have two fathers maybe if you stop being a soccer mom you could get that kids need to be educated about this stuff