Best Kids Learning Videos for Toddlers and Preschoolers
Explore carefully organised learning videos for toddlers, preschoolers and young children. Choose from alphabet songs, phonics, counting, shapes, nursery rhymes, Bible songs, movement activities and calming lullabies.
Each collection includes simple guidance to help parents and carers choose age-appropriate videos and continue the learning away from the screen.
Choose by Learning Goal”
Best for: Letter recognition, common sounds and early word play
Suggested age: 2–5 years
Parent idea: Pause and ask your child to find the letter on a card or household object.
Button: Watch Alphabet and Phonics Videos
Alphabet and Phonics
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Best for: Child-friendly faith learning, kindness and Bible stories
Suggested age: 3–7 years
Parent idea: Ask one simple question about the story afterwards.
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Best for: Quiet routines, rest and gentle family listening
Suggested age: Babies and young children
Parent idea: Keep the volume low and use audio without a bright screen near bedtime.
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Best for: Counting, shape names, colours and sorting
Suggested age: 2–5 years
Parent idea: Count toys or find matching shapes after watching.
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Best for: Rhythm, rhyme, actions and familiar vocabulary
Suggested age: Babies to age five
Parent idea: Turn the screen off and repeat the actions together.
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This collection brings together cheerful songs about letters, numbers, animals, routines and everyday vocabulary. The videos are intended to introduce simple ideas through repetition, music and child-friendly visuals.
Parents can strengthen the activity by repeating one song away from the screen and using matching toys, picture cards or printable pages.
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Age: Approximately 2–6 years
Learning focus: Early vocabulary, movement and participation
How to Use Learning Videos Well
Include a useful section such as:
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Preview the video first.
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Watch with younger children where possible.
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Keep sessions short and suited to the child.
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Pause to repeat words or actions.
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Continue the activity away from the screen.
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Avoid autoplaying long unattended playlists.
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Balance videos with books, play, movement and outdoor time.
This gives the page genuine parent value instead of functioning only as a link page.
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Continue Learning Through Music and Play
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Looking for more ways to turn everyday moments into simple learning opportunities? Explore these helpful guides and printable resources for songs, movement, language, nature activities, Bible learning, and screen-free play. Each resource includes practical ideas that parents and carers can use at home without complicated supplies or formal lessons.
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