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By Matthew Lynch
November 5, 2019
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YouTube is a fantastic resource for viewers of all ages and is becoming the go-to social platform for children across all different grade levels. In fact, even preschoolers are accessing the service daily to find content that both entertains them and teaches them something!

However, this can prove troublesome. There is a litany of offensive and harmful videos out there that a preschooler can stumble upon. If your preschooler is watching YouTube, be sure to supervise their activity and guide them in the right direction!

With that being said, we’ve compiled a list of eight YouTube channels popular among preschoolers that provide the type of content that’s both healthy and entertaining to young children everywhere. 

1) Peekaboo Kidz

This channel teaches young children about science with entertaining animated videos featuring the channel’s signature character, Dr. Binocs. From teaching your child the alphabet to showing them how birds fly, this channel puts your preschooler’s development first and foremost in impressive fashion.

2) Blippi

Blippi is the YouTube personality of creator Stevin John. John specializes in making entertaining teaching videos for young children, especially those fascinated with stuff like fire trucks and construction vehicles. Your preschooler could get lost for hours while learning!

3) Life Hacks For Kids

This is a fantastic channel for stimulating artistic impulses in young children, showing them all kinds of fun craft ideas for turning their imagination into tangible creations. It’s an upbeat, energetic take on arts and crafts shows built especially for preschoolers and young elementary school children.

4) Sesame Street

The children’s television stalwart is still delivering the goods on YouTube with a treasure trove of classic videos and newer additions. No television show has ever reached across generations of preschoolers so successfully and so artfully. 

5) Masha and the Bear

This Russian animated series isn’t just for preschoolers who are learning or speak the Russian language! It’s deft visual storytelling and callbacks to classic cartoons, such as Tom and Jerry, makes it resonate with children everywhere.

6) PBS Kids

PBS Kids does a fantastic job curating materials from the PBS archives specifically geared for younger children while also hosting a ton of animated videos that are extremely popular with preschoolers. It’s both educational and entertaining – a great combo for a developing preschooler!

7) Speakaboos

This is a great supplementary YouTube channel when teaching your preschoolers how to read. This channel leans on animated renditions of classic fairy tales, captioning the stories with highlighted words to spur your preschooler to try and read along. 

8) Dan TDM (The Diamond Minecraft)

Minecraft is undoubtedly one of the most popular video games among preschoolers and young elementary schoolers. That’s a good thing. Minecraft eschews the violence of other games in favor of building things and more relaxed interactions. 

Dan TDM does a fine job framing the game for young children with entertaining videos, giving your preschooler an entertaining respite after a day of learning.

Concluding Thoughts

The above eight YouTube channels are some of the most popular among young children around the world. If your preschooler isn’t already familiar with them, they’re going to be extremely happy once you show them what they’re all about!

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