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During the ages of three to six years, children learn and acquire important social skills and values which will shape the person they become. Toddlers TV and baby games videos are a part of many children’s lives and we know that early childhood television viewing experiences have long term implications for children’s development. Studies found that toddlers TV from Baby university encourage children to be ‘active viewers’, frequently incorporating events and characters into their ‘pretend play’. Pretend play is one of the most essential activities during childhood. Through pretend play, children develop language skills, imagination, creativity and the ability to take another’s perspective. Also, toddlers TV are easy for children to interpret, are entertaining, and most importantly, encourage behaviors such as pretend play, singing and character role play. Toddlers TV promote positive social messages by showing children the importance of honesty, trust, loyalty, fairness and friendship. And the majority of children recognise the difference between good and evil and value certain characteristics such as bravery and a sense of humor.