What 2000s kid shows do you feel nostalgia for that you were way too old for but remember them because you watched with your little kids

SpongeBob, Powerpuff Girls, Johnny Bravo, Dexter’s Lab, Ed, Edd & Eddy, Wizards of Waverly Place, Hannah Montana, Lizzie Maguire (I didn’t necessarily like them nor feel real nostalgia but Teletubbies and Barney are definitely imprinted into my brain)…obviously my first kid was a girl. By the time my 2nd kid, a son, came along 10 years after the first we had moved on to a whole new set of live action shows like Thundermans and Kickin’ It but SpongeBob and Powerpuff Girls got the full recycle as I owned all the DVDs. Plus I still get an occasional chuckle out of Teen Titans Go! if I’m scrolling channels and nothing is on.

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MilesTheMINI@reddit

The only one you forgot was Ben 10!

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m0nkeyh0use@reddit

When my kids were old enough to start watching the Nick and Disney sitcoms (Wizards of Waverly Place, iCarly, Hannah Montana, etc.), it surprised me how similar they were to the 70s and 80s sitcoms I grew up with. It made me realize how much TV had changed over the years, and that "family hour" stuff from network TV days past was now relegated to the kids' networks.

Not that I think it's bad... it just felt weird to be part of that kind of change happening and not noticing it until then.

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_RLW_@reddit

Good point. We watched a ton of those Disney shows together. My daughter was a pre-teen into iCarly and the Sam & Cat while my young son was old enough to get into them as much as the actual kids programming aimed at his age group (Peppa Pig, Wild Krats). It definitely served as “family time” before they both ended up with cell phones and all that came with it.

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NoGood2154@reddit

I loved "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends." I would help my son with his homework so that he and I could watch it.

https://youtu.be/dykC-JR9BNQ?si=vu7z2cinYcBah6HB

Coco The chicken could only say "Coco". Mr. Herriman, the rabbit, was also a favorite.

Fun show.

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MilesTheMINI@reddit

"I don't even know you anymore"

"Shut up. At least the bunnies are on fire!"

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AKANotAValidUsername@reddit

Mac... and cheeese?!

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PizzaDoughandCheese@reddit

I had a purse with cheese on it

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silkywhitemarble@reddit

That show was so funny! I liked Cheese and Berry! Oh, and the one that came from Europe and was always singing!

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JoeMagnifico@reddit

I still say "Orlando Bloooooooo".

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northofwall@reddit

Super Robot Monkey Team Hyper Force Go!

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TemperatePirate@reddit

Teletubbies. Blue's Clues. Bob the Builder. Big Comfy Couch. Sponge Bob. Phineas and Ferb.

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Playful-Escape-9212@reddit

The Doodlebops; even went to the live show.

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habu-sr71@reddit

Dora and Yo Gabba Gabba. YGG had some great music and musical guest right up my alt rock alley.

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Playful-Escape-9212@reddit

There was a time when a guest spot on Yo Gabba Gabba gave you almost as much performer cred as SNL -- My Chemical Romance, Weezer, The Killers..

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monkeysandpickles@reddit

I still watch YGG for nostalgia sake sometimes. And sing "there's a party in my tummy" to my very annoyed teen.

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m0nkeyh0use@reddit

I still occasionally say/sing it to my twenty-somethings, lol. Loved that show.

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the_other_50_percent@reddit

So yummy! So yummy!

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Fritz5678@reddit

Yo Gabba Gabba and The Aquabats. I loved them for the throw back feeling! Plus Phineas and Ferb. That was the best show.

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WishieWashie12@reddit

Dora is fun.
Molly from Denali is great too if you want to learn about alaska culture.

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SavaRox@reddit

Yo Gabba Gabba was so weird and fun! I got my son a Brobee costume for Halloween when he was like a year old!

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DoktorNietzsche@reddit

Phineas and Ferb is one of the best kid shows ever.

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Playful-Escape-9212@reddit

"One hundred and four days of summer vacation...."

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MrsByrne80@reddit

Phineas and Ferb is the best! Dr. Doofenshmirtz is a favourite in our house.

“There’s a platypus controlling me!”

Or, “It’s not a party, it’s an intimate get together!”

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DoktorNietzsche@reddit

I heard a great argument made that Dr. Doofenshmirtz is one of the best dad's on tv. I was convinced.

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girlgeek73@reddit

Ferb, I know what we're going to do today.

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attaboy_stampy@reddit

LIKE MAYBE

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missdawn1970@reddit

Mooo-oom, Phineas and Ferb are making a title sequence!

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Fritz5678@reddit

Ok, Candace!

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ZandarrTheGreat@reddit

This for sure. “Whatcha doin’?”

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DharmaBum61@reddit

Wishbone, Bill NYE, and Recess (aka “Hogan’s Heroes”)

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Former_Boysenberry45@reddit

Those are my favorites too!

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thiswasyouridea@reddit

What's the story, Wishbone?

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Texy@reddit

Wishbone. The dog acted out famous literature and was charming af

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FreshChickenEggs@reddit

Powerpuff Girls, Billy & Mandy, Cat Dog, I am Weasel

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Phizz50677@reddit

Cow & Chicken!! ❤️

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FreshChickenEggs@reddit

I lived Cow and chicken

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_RLW_@reddit

Yeah, Billy & Mandy was some great stuff. Loved I Am Weasel as well as Angry Beavers. I still quote Mojo Jojo pretty regularly….”Curses!”

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_RLW_@reddit

Yeah, Billy & Mandy was some great stuff. Loved I Am Weasel as well as Angry Beavers. I still quote Mojo Jojo pretty regularly….”Curses!”

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Weirdstew42@reddit

The Rugrats— i was as in to them as my kids!!

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GenX_Survivor_70s80s@reddit

Kickin It and SpongeBob

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thiswasyouridea@reddit

I used to babysit a lot in my twenties. One of my kids watched Thomas/ Shining times Station almost exclusively. Obsessed with trains. Others, mostly PBS. One was way into Rugrats.

I think my favorite was Between the Lions.

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kevbayer@reddit

Between the Lions was great!

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thiswasyouridea@reddit

Chicken Jane!

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kevbayer@reddit

Cliff Hanger!

Dancing Smarty Pants!

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Green-Eyed-BabyGirl@reddit

We still say….oooo ahhhh…uhsmartypants

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kevbayer@reddit

Stuff of nightmares, that guy. I got a big kick out of him!

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thiswasyouridea@reddit

Sam Spud!

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Andyman1973@reddit

Did you go see Thomas the Tank engine?? Was always a total madhouse.

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thiswasyouridea@reddit

No, but interestingly, his parents took me to see James Taylor live.

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Andyman1973@reddit

Nice!! When I was a newlywed, MIL, a huge Tom Jones fan, didn’t want to go alone, to see his show. She bought tix and dinner, for her daughter and I, to see Tom’s show, back in ‘99.

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thiswasyouridea@reddit

Well, then, here's a joke for you.

A guy goes to the doctor and says, "Doc, I don't know what's wrong with me lately. I keep bursting out into song for no reason. The other day I was coming home from work and I started singing Green, Green Grass of Home. Saw my cat and started singing What's New, Pussycat? Saw my wife and started singing Delilah. She was not amused!"

The doctor says, "It's clear to me you've caught a case of Tom Jones Syndrome."

The guy says, "Tom Jones syndrome? I've never heard of that. Is it rare?"

"It's not unusual."

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Andyman1973@reddit

Nice!! 😂😂😂

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m0nkeyh0use@reddit

Ooh. Aah. Dance in Smarty Pants!

Loved Between the Lions! I mean, I missed The Electric Company, but this was a pretty good replacement of sorts (although I think I remember reading it was meant for a slightly different age group?).

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Green-Eyed-BabyGirl@reddit

We loved watching Thomas! George Carlin narrating?!? Sooo good. But that song…talk about ear worms…

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ErringGlarer@reddit

Between The Lions was amazing! A great next step up from Sesame Street for a kid who already knew their letters and numbers. So smart and funny!

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Historical-Kick-9126@reddit

Sharon, Lois and Bram. The Big Comfy Couch. Arthur and Blues Clues.

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EyeOfSio@reddit

LazyTown was some weird & wonderful viewing.

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MallUpstairs2886@reddit

My 2 girls were so sad when Robbie Rotten died.

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EyeOfSio@reddit

Far too young!

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m0nkeyh0use@reddit

It's a piece of cake to bake a pretty cake!

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EyeOfSio@reddit

😂❤️

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Academic_Ad_8229@reddit

The Wiggles and Timmy Time when my kids were really little. My son was obsessed with the Wiggles. When they were elementary school aged Phineas and Ferb and Teen Titans Go.

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CliffGif@reddit (OP)

Totally random Wiggles memory - the show where Anthony says “Now we’re going to sing a song about having fun at the beach” and then immediately they start singing “We’re having fun at the beach!” Australian dry humor at its best (that adults got)

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ChakUtrun@reddit

gimme Wonder Pets all day every day.

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ApresMoiLuhDeluge@reddit

best evah

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IFSismyjam@reddit

I still sing the theme song.

And “The phone is ringing” was my ringtone for a few years.

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EllaMcWho@reddit

Same! I annoy my 18 year old with that whenever their alarm / reminder goes off. Another favorite theme song was Little Einstein's We're going on a trip, In our favorite rocket ship · Zooming through the sky, Little Einsteins! · Climb aboard, · Get ready to explore · There's so much to find, Little Einsteins!

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IFSismyjam@reddit

That’s a good one, too!

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m0nkeyh0use@reddit

I was out with a couple lifelong friends this weekend, and wouldn't you know it. One of their phones goes off: "The phone... The phone is RING-ing!"

Did I sing along? You bet your ass I did. Lol.

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girlgeek73@reddit

This. Is. Sewious!

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ApresMoiLuhDeluge@reddit

Wonder Pets my guy

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Dependent_Fun7273@reddit

The Wiggles! (Mom crushed on Anthony and Captain Feathersword)

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Academic_Ad_8229@reddit

My oldest LOVED the Wiggles. There was a documentary on them a year or so ago and I got a little emotional watching it bc it reminded me of when my son was little. He's 20 now.

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Dependent_Fun7273@reddit

I’ll have to try and find it and watch it. I thought they were fun! But I also like Raffi too, so I guess that says something about me lol I took my daughter to see the Wiggles in concert. The mothers lost their minds when the guys came out into the audience. Hilarious looking back.

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qedpoe@reddit

Ugh. Ex and I banned the Wiggles and Barney for the obvious brain damage their insane "music" caused. lol

Still have nightmares, and our oldest is 27!

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Dependent_Fun7273@reddit

We loved Bear in the Big Blue House.

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ImNotAtTheGym@reddit

Anthony used to be my neighbour during early 2000’s.

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Coconut-bird@reddit

The Wiggles. I still get Big Red Car stuck in my head.

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Academic_Ad_8229@reddit

My son would say Big Red Cah (we're American but he'd say it with the Australian accent). So many catchy songs would get stuck in my head back then - we wore out the DVD's.

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CliffGif@reddit (OP)

I didn’t mention the Wiggles in my post but the inspiration of my post was “Fruit salad, yummy yummy” randomly popping into my head 25 years after the fact.

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CyndiIsOnReddit@reddit

It's absolutely ridiculous but I teared up a few days ago when I saw a Wiggles clip from Big Red Car. My son loved Wiggles so much and we sang every song together. It wasn't my favorite show at the time but it hit me in the feels.

Better though are King of the Hill memories. I watched the first time with my daughter and then about 10 years later with my son, and my daughter would often join us. My son really struggled with sleeping so we'd pop a melatonin, put on a show, and by the end he'd be drifting off. He LOVED Bobby Hill and he still quotes him sometimes.

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Academic_Ad_8229@reddit

There was a documentary on the Wiggles on Prime or something a year or two ago and I got emotional watching it bc it brought back all these memories of my son when he was little. He adored the Wiggles and we wore out the DVD's. He's 20 now - wow time sure flies.

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NotYourUsualSuspects@reddit

The Wiggles yummy yummy & Backyardigans. Went to see both live and I think it was more for me than the kids.

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Academic_Ad_8229@reddit

I took my son to see the Wiggles twice, he was obsessed with them.

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Surroundedbygoalies@reddit

Omg! I took my daughter when she was three and it was worth every penny to see Captain Feathersword sing Metallica style “we’re off to Hoopty-Doopty Land!” The parents all went nuts!

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vertamae@reddit

Rugrats!

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Additional_Name_867@reddit

Wiggles, Blues Clues

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Ronthelodger@reddit

Beeeeaaar! Tutter’s voice is burned into my brain

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HelloThere4123@reddit

The Backyardigans, and Bear in the Big Blue House.

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thereallastgoodidea@reddit

Little Einsteins.

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Previous_Owl1366@reddit

Pokemon and Digimon

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Andurilmage@reddit

Dexters Lab, courage the cowardly dog, Powerpuff girls, winney the poo on Disney.

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Training-Opposite-17@reddit

I forgot about Courage!

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Andurilmage@reddit

"Return the slab...or suffer my curse" my 27 year old still lets me have it when I whip that one out. Also gopher from pooh's whistle talk.

She threatens me with bodily harm., it's awesome

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thereisonlywe@reddit

I still watch Adventuretime! And I miss Regular Show and Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends.

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GettingOffTheCrazy@reddit

Wizards of Waverly Place, Hannah Montana, Lizzie Maguire, Hello Kitty

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CliffGif@reddit (OP)

I watched every Hello Kitty VHS more times than I can count thanks to the insistence of my little daughter

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GettingOffTheCrazy@reddit

The theme song still randomly pops into my head lol

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CliffGif@reddit (OP)

Curse you for putting that stupid song back in my head

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GettingOffTheCrazy@reddit

lololol

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PizzaDoughandCheese@reddit

Maggie and the ferocious beast Rollie poly olie PB and J otter Fosters home for imaginary friends And go ahead and down vote Teletubbies ( the coke fiend vacuum reminded me of my uncle)

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Simple-Purpose-899@reddit

Dragon Tales, iCarly, and Total Drama Island were some of our favorites.

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CliffGif@reddit (OP)

My daughter is in college and she still makes me watch Total Drama Island with her

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Simple-Purpose-899@reddit

Ord was my homeboy!

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Torrsall@reddit

Watched Teletubbies with my young daughter. I don't think I'm the same.

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BradleyFerdBerfel@reddit

Johnny Bravo, and Ed, Edd & Eddie, That shit was hilarious.

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Training-Opposite-17@reddit

Little Bear was a favorite among my kids. Personally, I loved Hey, Arnold! (Man, it was deep. Remember “Stoop kid”? What about “Pigeon man”?)

I’m just sad they didn’t grow up with Pinwheel, and cartoons every Saturday morning.

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Status_Entrepreneur4@reddit

The Fairly Odd Parents

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mattbnet@reddit

Spongebob was a favorite with my son. We'd sing the song and laugh at all the jokes. Eat snacks. Great times!

Caillou was different. I'd put that on when he needed a nap. That show sucked and Caillou was a whiny little bitch. But it was slow moving enough we'd both doze off.

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fonebone819@reddit

Paw Patrol, Bubble Guppies, SpongeBob, to name a few

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3Bucksm0m@reddit

Teletubbies Blue’s Clues RolyPoly

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loathelord@reddit

If you watched kids shows in the 2000s then you're not Gen X.

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Flyingarrow68@reddit

Or you had kids and watched with them.

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CliffGif@reddit (OP)

Yeah I’m definitely GenX and had younglings in the 2000s

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Bastard1066@reddit

Bear in the Big Blue House ♥️

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Hellvira138@reddit

Little Bear, Franklin, Little Einsteins, Sunny Patch Kids, Wow Wow Wubbzy, Oswald, Wonder Pets, Maggie and the Ferocious Beast, Max and Ruby. Now I’m going to go cry.

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Andurilmage@reddit

My youngest LOVED wubbzy and Max and Ruby ( Ruby and Max)

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tthhrroowwaway20@reddit

We were a Danny Phantom house. Still love that show.

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RMW91-@reddit

Baby Mozart, Baby Bach, etc. DVDs. I haven’t been able to give/throw away for sentimental reasons…

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Tranquility_is_me@reddit

Doug, The Rugrats, Ahhh Real Monsters, The Wild Thornberrys, Thomas the Tank Engine, Blues Clues (with Steve), Little Bear, Hey Arnold, and SpongeBob. I also loved watching new episodes of Sesame Street, and Mr Rogers. I also loved watching the original Muppet Movies with my kids too.

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Skore_Smogon@reddit

Dexter's Lab, Power Puff Girls and Cow & Chicken.

I was 14 when my youngest sister was born so I was 18-20 watching these with her after school and loved it.

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SubstantialPay3608@reddit

Gravity Falls.

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attaboy_stampy@reddit

OHHH THIS

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BillyBainesInc@reddit

Scooby doo mixed with X-files and a dash of twin peaks….it was designed for genX

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IAmATree76@reddit

Gravity Falls rules! I still rewatch it every few years.

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attaboy_stampy@reddit

iCarly and Suite Life

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serraangel826@reddit

Tele Tubbies and Wishbone

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cmparkerson@reddit

My kids liked Phineas and Ferb, and I didnt mind that one and Good luck Charlies wasn't to bad either. I could watch those with them. Most of the other shows I couldnt stand to watch.

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Soggy-Professor7025@reddit

Yo Gabba Gabba

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Flaky-Debate-833@reddit

There was a 3-4 year period where my life (via my son) revolved around Thomas the Tank Engine. If I could freeze time, that's the time I would go back to.

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CliffGif@reddit (OP)

My little boy was obsessed with Thomas. The memory that sticks with me is going into a toy store in Michigan in the early 2000s at the height of the Thomas craze and his breaking down because I wouldn’t buy him a Donald train (remember Donald and Douglas). DONALD!!!!

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Flaky-Debate-833@reddit

I remember them well 😃The excitement of walking into an early 2000's Toys R Us and the huge Thomas section was palpable.

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MrsByrne80@reddit

Arthur! Just the other day, my youngest (10) and I broke out into the opening theme. “Believe in yourself (believe in yourself) for that’s the place to start!”

Others include as Phineas and Ferb, and for fellow Canadians Nanalan’.

Another one that was only on briefly in the late 90s/2000 is Sheep In the Big City. The Sultan of Swing episode was the best.

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drhagbard_celine@reddit

Yo Gabba Gabba.

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Necessary_Action6141@reddit

Ed, Edd, and Eddie, Hey Arnold, The Wild Thornberrys, courage the cowardly dog, the fairly oddparents

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Quijotic_Quest@reddit

We had lots of Doodlebops and Jo Jo’s Flying circus among others mentioned

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Andyman1973@reddit

Get on the bus, it’s time to go!!! Doodlebops, oh yeah!! Was a fun show!

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Quijotic_Quest@reddit

Don’t pull the rope!

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Andyman1973@reddit

Moe always likes a quick shower!

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SavaRox@reddit

I watched those a lot with my oldest daughter (born in 2003)!

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MoosePenny@reddit

Fairly Oddparents, Blues Clues, and Veggietales. I miss getting to watch them with the kids!

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CliffGif@reddit (OP)

Veggietales! One of my wifi home networks is named “Larry Boy”.

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kristtt67@reddit

I had my child young so 90’s for me - Rugrats was a favorite for sure, my dad even enjoyed watching it with my son

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Ok_Membership_8189@reddit

Winnie the Pooh!

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StreetMolasses6093@reddit

Blues Clues, Max and Ruby, and Little Bear. I miss my kids being little.

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Flyingarrow68@reddit

Nickelodeon’s Avatar, Teen Titans, and Teen Titans Go. I have 5 daughters and these shows as well as all Hayao Miyazaki films were the favorites and sometimes the kids get together and watch them. I’m excited as this week I’ll see all 5 girls!!!

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EnnazusCB@reddit

Avatar the Last Airbender! Best animated series I’ve ever seen 💕

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CliffGif@reddit (OP)

Yes that moment when you realize you’re watching a classic. For me it was 4 or 5 episodes.

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TXRedheadOverlord@reddit

Kim Possible---still watch on Disney Plus. I feel like I relate way too much to She-go (her sarcasm is off the charts), and I love the generational jokes.

I still watch Phineas & Ferb's Christmas special every year.

As far as stuff from when my kids were toddlers, I'll always have a soft spot for the original Wiggles when they were at Wiggle house. We have 3 Christmas special DVDs of theirs, and I like the songs from those a lot.

I also liked Charlie and Lola. It was just a cute little 'toon.

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Alias_Black@reddit

Eureka's Castle & Kipper the Dog

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funkanthropic@reddit

Mr. Meaty

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HarveyMushman72@reddit

Wedgathor!

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Tollin74@reddit

Rolly Polly Ollie was my daughters fav!

And of course 99-2005 SpongeBob can’t be beat.

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TXRedheadOverlord@reddit

I still use "Dingly dangly doodle" as my cuss word of choice. I loved Rolie Polie Olie.

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m0nkeyh0use@reddit

Okie dokie artichokie! That was such a cute show.

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bijazthadwarf@reddit

Regular show

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Librarianatrix@reddit

I don't have kids but I watched Blue's Clues, despite being waaaay too old for it!

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beercollective@reddit

Kim Possible and Phineas & Ferb

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velvet42@reddit

Zoboomafoo! I loved that silly little lemur and thought Chris Kratt was fine af.

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jordynelsonjr@reddit

Chris 💗

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Conscious-Magazine44@reddit

Yes! Loved this one

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SparxIzLyfe@reddit

Yes. Zoboomafoo was great.

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OfficeChairHero@reddit

That was my favorite part of the morning! Loved that show!

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Capable_Isopod6563@reddit

Big comfy couch.

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editorgrrl@reddit

Pepper Ann (1997–2001), the first Disney animated series created by a woman (Sue Rose, co-creator of Fido Dido), starring Kathleen Wilhoite (who also sang the theme tune) with Pamela Adlon (King of the Hill, Louie) and Clea Lewis. Based on a comic strip published in YM magazine in the early ‘90s.

Theme song: https://video.disney.com/watch/pepper-ann-theme-song-4c2f26299d9f9840e619df87

In each episode, Pepper Ann finds something different under her desk at the end. (Like The Simpsons’ couch.)

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farahwhy@reddit

SpongeBob

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jsmoo68@reddit

I recently found out one of my GenZ coworkers wasn’t allowed to watch SpongeBob, and it made me so sad.

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badgerXL@reddit

We used to measure driving time to a destination with SpongeBob.

“Are we there yet?”

“Nope. Two more SpongeBobs to go. “

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PresidentSuperDog@reddit

We use Blueys as our unit of time.

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natedogjulian@reddit

I’m on my 2nd round of kids and they SpongeBob every damn day

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tx_jd817@reddit

Mainly because it was way heady and made more sense to me than probably my kids. I sometimes fantasize about staying home and binging it all. 316 episodes of SpongeBob SquarePants would take roughly 137 hours and 30 minutes. That's some dedication.

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Bellona_NJ@reddit

Wishbone, but still love Fairly Oddparents

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becktacular_b@reddit

Spongebob!

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CliffGif@reddit (OP)

Definitely Spongebob but personally I was harking back to the days when my kids were very young and I would sit there and watch tv with them. Later they both came to appreciate Spongebob on their own for sure.

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AwardSalt4957@reddit

Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes

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logan48227@reddit

The Backyardigans, The Electric Company, and My Friend Rabbit

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GalaxyRedRanger@reddit

Digimon

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MissApocalypse2021@reddit

Oh yea, Ed, Edd & Eddy & Fairly Odd Parents were big with my two boys. Before school-age it was Blues Clues & Zoboomofu (sp??), and a couple of VHS tapes called I DIG DIRT and I LOVE TOY TRAINS. Seared into my subconscious.

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academomancer@reddit

Hi-5 (that Jen) Pinky Dinky Doo Lazy Town

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m0j0j0rnj0rn@reddit

Teen Titans That show was really well done and I was disappointed when they suddenly stopped it.

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Fritz5678@reddit

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uR131fc2pZY

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Aurochbull@reddit

I don't know why, but I enjoyed Jake and the Neverland Pirates way too much.

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BullMcCracken@reddit

Rolie Polie Olie and Bear in the Big Blue House.

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Andyman1973@reddit

Loved Rolie Polie Olie!!!

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Expensive-Vanilla-16@reddit

Only 3 I remember that I'd actually watch were SpongeBob and fairly odd parents? And courage the cowardly dog.

Before she was born some reason I'd watch Pinky and the Brain as an adult 😆 Pinky: “Gee Brain, what are we gonna do tonight?” Brain: “The same thing we do every night, try to take over the world!” Usually, it pops in my head at work whenever someone wants to know what we're doing today.
Only 1 guy I've worked with gotten the reference.

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Andyman1973@reddit

Pinky and the Brain, Pinky and the Brain, pinky and the Brain, Brain brain brain brain, Pinky and the Brain!!

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plainolt@reddit

Backyardigans hands down

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academomancer@reddit

Yeti! Yeti! Yeti!

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ErringGlarer@reddit

Loved that show—it was so creative!

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lokibeat@reddit

Yo Gabba Gabba.

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Andyman1973@reddit

Yooooo…. 😁

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MissBoofsAlot@reddit

My kid was more into older shows from the 80s & 90s. She found Punky Brewster and Full House so that is what was on most the time. She would watch and rewatch the episodes over and over again.

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Dada2fish@reddit

Dirt Girl World

Driver Dan’s Story Train

Team Umizoomi

Caillou

Nina and Star’s Goodnight Show on Sprout

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VioletSea13@reddit

Power Puff Girls, Johnny Bravo, SpongeBob…

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missdawn1970@reddit

Blue's Clues and Spongebob.

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Low-Nebula194@reddit

Sponge Bob! I only watched it because of my kids ended up liking it a lot.

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More_Mousse_Antlers@reddit

I loved Bear in the Big Blue House. I'm feeling that itchin' again...

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Accomplished-Suit559@reddit

Clean up the house! Tidy it up, tidy it up!

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Remarkable-Daikon-42@reddit

I love Tutter.

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Conscious-Magazine44@reddit

We watched the potty training episode so many times that we’re still so g the singes 20 years later

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turkeycurry@reddit

Same. Now I sing to my dog when we go out. Pahty, hey hey hey pahty…when you potty, potty hardy, when you go you got to get low…get down

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Status-Effort-9380@reddit

You smell good!

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b_o_m@reddit

Kim Possible, Powerpuff Girls, Recess and Pepper Ann

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Jolly_Security_4771@reddit

I fucking loved Recess and Pepper Ann.

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deluxeok@reddit

Daniel Tiger and the Fresh Beat Band. I would weep if I came across one of those now.

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girlgeek73@reddit

Ohhhh. I forgot the Fresh Beat Band.

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Majestic_Course6822@reddit

Nanaland.

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girlgeek73@reddit

Star vs. The Forces of Evil (Loved it. Would watch it all again)

Bubble Guppies when my kids were little (I still sing "Pencil Case" to Lady Gaga's "Poker Face" to annoy my children)

Backyardigans

And someone already mentioned Gravity Falls.

I told my teens that I missed their shows from when they were little. It was great when Nick jr treated "Talk Like a Pirate Day" like an actual holiday, too.

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Thunder-Fist-00@reddit

Octonauts.

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Donkey-Hodey@reddit

Blue Clues, Kim Possible, and Phineas & Ferb.

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EachDayIsDayOne@reddit

Blues Clues, Little Bear, and Gullah Gullah Island when my kids were littles. Then Cow and Chicken, Ed, Edd & Eddy, Courage the Cowardly Dog when they were a bit older. Now they're all grown up and we still watch cartoons.

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MadPiglet42@reddit

Jack's Big Music Show Teletubbies LazyTown Oswald Wonder Pets

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Jolly_Security_4771@reddit

Not my kids, but my baby nephews. All That, Rocko's Modern Life, The Angry Beavers.

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Georgiapasorider@reddit

Wonderpets.

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dadadam67@reddit

Courage the Cowardly Dog

SpongeBob Square Pants

Dexter’s Laboratory

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amosc33@reddit

Zooboomafoo, Between the Lions, Peep and the Big Wide World, and Sesame Street

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beeedeee@reddit

SpongeBob Squarepants. I've watched many hours of that goofy goober with my kids.

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Rev_Biscuit@reddit

UK - In the Night Garden

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carolina_spirited@reddit

Sagwa the Chinese Siamese Cat no clue why, it was just visually pleasing

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WalleyeHunter1@reddit

Backyardigans,

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FistFullOfRavioli@reddit

I feel nostalgia for pretty much all of them. My kids ranged in birth from 2001 to 2011 and if I see one of the shows we used to watch together, it shows how time flies but it also shows that we kind of bonded while watching those shows. Blues Clues, Barney, Dora The Explorer, Arthur, Caillou, Clifford The Big Red Dog, Thomas (The Tank Engine), Bob The Builder, Super Why!, Daniel Tiger, Teletubbies.

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critchaz@reddit

Angela Anaconda..I can still sing the theme song. And we loved the Power Puff girls.

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SavaRox@reddit

Technically it started in the 90s, but... The Big Comfy Couch.

Pocoyo

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Elegant-Particular49@reddit

I loved Big Comfy Couch and used to watch it when my daughter was little. I still have some of her dolls from the show that I’m not really sure what to do with.

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No_Arugula_6548@reddit

I don’t have kids but I used to watch old SpongeBob with my friends daughter and it was hilarious! Lots of adult humor in the first few seasons of SpongeBob which makes those older episodes so much better than the newer ones.

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Dakota1228@reddit

Phineas and Ferb

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kevbayer@reddit

Kim Possible, Phineas and Ferb

Probably more, but those are the two I thought of right off the bat.

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Green-Eyed-BabyGirl@reddit

Loved Kim Possible. When we went to Disney World and Animal Kingdom for the first time, I think our son was probably the only kid waiting at rope drop that was so excited to see the naked mole rats lol. And the KP missions at Epcot? That added a whole new level of fun to walking around the World Showcase,

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MallUpstairs2886@reddit

My favorites were the Backyardigans (more than my kids!), Bear in the Big Blue House (wasn’t around for child #3), and Phineas & Ferb.

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Shen1076@reddit

Arthur

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twigs1404@reddit

Jacks Big Music Show and Wow Wow Wubbzy

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ErringGlarer@reddit

Jack’s Big Music Show was great! It also introduced us all to Laurie Berkner’s music.

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wj333@reddit

Our son's first concert was Laurie Berkner, on the day of his third birthday!

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IFSismyjam@reddit

We were big fans of PBS kids

Wild Kratts Word Girl Martha Speaks Dinosaur Train Thomas the Train

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DjinnaG@reddit

Bluey, though it’s still an active show, so not sure if it counts for nostalgia. Also, Doc McStuffins. I think I liked it almost more than our kid.

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IFSismyjam@reddit

I felt the same about Arthur

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Successful-Gift-3913@reddit

Jimmy Neutron

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Remarkable-Daikon-42@reddit

Martha Speaks and Arthur

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fundy3000@reddit

Franklin, The Berenstein Bears and the whole Sprout Goodnight Show with Nina and Star. My girl and I had a routine each night of snuggling up in my bed and singing goodnight to Star 😊. One hour each evening before bed. She’s 21 now, and I sure miss those sweet nights.

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Remarkable-Daikon-42@reddit

Nina from the Spriut Goodnight Show graduated from the college my daughter is now attending. Her picture is in the hall of fame. It brought back so many memories of watching together.

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Budget-Rub3434@reddit

Thank you, you just unlocked that memory for me, too

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rastagrrl@reddit

Phineas and Ferb

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DangerKitty555@reddit

SpongeBob and the Kratt Brothers ✌🏼😇

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Haunting-Spirit-6906@reddit

Blues Clues, Johnny Bravo, Cat Dog

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LordVaklam@reddit

Invader Zim

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ZetaWMo4@reddit

Johnny Test. My son loved that show. He said that it reminded him of our family dynamic.

The Backyardigans were a family favorite. Between the Lions, Sid the Science Kid, Higglytown Heroes.

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Gamma_Chad@reddit

Super Hero Squad and Wonder Pets… anytime someone eats a stalk of celery around the house, someone will pop off, “what are we celebrating?”

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Honeybee71@reddit

Blues Clues

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penusRynkle@reddit

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Ribbitygirl@reddit

I worked at a Toys R Us in the late 90s and would often walk around the store holding a giant stuffed Blue while doing the floor check. Loved that show!

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