It was a big hit back in the days when i was in the kindergarten, being a daily dose of show for me and most of the children around me. The clothes, toys, dolls, and other kids things got to be in Telletubbies vibes. Even Po's scooter went viral
In Ireland does have of Teletubbies Land heritage map, include of Cuilcagh, Tipperary Hill, Kilkenny, and Wexford. The Ragdoll can be restored of Teletubbies Hill areas in Ireland 🇮🇪
In Algeria I remember about 50 middle aged men sitting in a cafe in rows watching Teletubbies back in 1999 simply because of the colors it had in such a colorless city.
I thought teletubbies was a realistic cartoon and I never knew there was a slide because I watched the Cbeebies Version and I don’t think there even was a slide but now when I’m 9 years old but back then I was like… 3? Or maybe 2? Idk but yeah, now that I’m 9 I realised teletubbies was actually real, but the teletubbies were people in costumes and when I was 3 under or over except 9 I thought they were real creatures but I’m still kinda a teletubbies fan because they’re just so cute! And funny! And their theme song from 1997 is pretty awesome and the guitar at the start of the song? BEST BIT!!
How is it evil when it does the following: Language Development: The show often featured simple and repetitive language, which is beneficial for young children as it can help them develop their vocabulary and language skills. The Teletubbies' speech patterns, although nonsensical to adults, were accessible and engaging for toddlers. Social Skills: Watching the Teletubbies engage with each other and react to various situations can help children learn about social interactions, emotions, and how to cooperate with others. This can be particularly helpful for kids who are still developing their social skills. Imagination and Creativity: The show's surreal and colorful world encouraged imaginative play. Children often mimic what they see on TV, and the Teletubbies' adventures in their whimsical surroundings may have inspired imaginative play and creativity in young viewers. Visual and Auditory Stimulation: The bright and colorful visuals, along with the playful music and sound effects, provided sensory stimulation for children, which is essential for their cognitive development. Routine and Predictability: The show followed a predictable structure, with recurring segments and events. This can help children feel a sense of comfort and security, as routines are important for their emotional development. Motor Skills: The Teletubbies often engaged in simple physical activities, like dancing, running, and playing, which can encourage children to move and be active. This can help with the development of gross motor skills. Attention Span: While the show's segments were short and simple, they still required children to pay attention to follow the storyline. This can help improve a child's ability to focus and concentrate.
i remember watching teletabies as kid. it was fascinating and fun watching as kid.
I liked them a~looooot~ when I was a kid😄
Memories🙂
Bullshit... you still like them....
It was a big hit back in the days when i was in the kindergarten, being a daily dose of show for me and most of the children around me. The clothes, toys, dolls, and other kids things got to be in Telletubbies vibes. Even Po's scooter went viral
In Ireland does have of Teletubbies Land heritage map, include of Cuilcagh, Tipperary Hill, Kilkenny, and Wexford. The Ragdoll can be restored of Teletubbies Hill areas in Ireland 🇮🇪
I had no idea its British. Loved this from my childhood 🇺🇸
I was 6 years old when it came out I used to love it as a little girl I lost my father that year and it cheered me up everyday 🥲🥰
In Algeria I remember about 50 middle aged men sitting in a cafe in rows watching Teletubbies back in 1999 simply because of the colors it had in such a colorless city.
This is so beautiful to know actually can you tell more?❤❤
Hey man how is algeria doing i hope it finally has colors
i love it so much as a kid.
I thought teletubbies was a realistic cartoon and I never knew there was a slide because I watched the Cbeebies Version and I don’t think there even was a slide but now when I’m 9 years old but back then I was like… 3? Or maybe 2? Idk but yeah, now that I’m 9 I realised teletubbies was actually real, but the teletubbies were people in costumes and when I was 3 under or over except 9 I thought they were real creatures but I’m still kinda a teletubbies fan because they’re just so cute! And funny! And their theme song from 1997 is pretty awesome and the guitar at the start of the song? BEST BIT!!
Wow I can’t believe that is was 27 years ago and I was only one years old when this came out
This show was my childhood!
My childhood movie nostalgia 😢😢😢
OG Teletubbies FTW!!!!!
i was born in 1997, im watching this at 2002 in Indonesia 😅🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
R.I.P Simon Shelton (Tinky Winky)
Damn you for making the bear and lion. They terrified many children!
My mother told me not so long ago that I used to become scared of the lion😂
Tubby Custard 😋
„U-Boot Periskop durch den ganzen Block“
And we all thought it was created as Anne heard a story about a child mental asylum in Bulgaria.
so telly tubbies are astronauts?
Space age toddlers, so yeah, you could consider them to be extra-terrestrial forms of astronauts
The day I turned 1 years old I became a troublemaker to the police.
Zeit für Tubby winke winke
Klassiker
There Is No More Telletubbys
I grew up watching it
They just taught my nephew how to walk hajahha
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The britian royal era sun was east
lol they ain’t trying to tell you the dark history
Thank you for traumatizing me, I couldn't be in the same room as this show as a kid. Keep your Teletubbies to yourself 😭
Meanwhile, I enjoyed watching surgeries at that same age, open hearts were my favorite.
We could be the same person
@@defeatSpacewow, arent you such a special and interesting person!
No, fr, gtfo and keep your bullshit to yourself
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This is evil!!
How is it evil when it does the following:
Language Development: The show often featured simple and repetitive language, which is beneficial for young children as it can help them develop their vocabulary and language skills. The Teletubbies' speech patterns, although nonsensical to adults, were accessible and engaging for toddlers.
Social Skills: Watching the Teletubbies engage with each other and react to various situations can help children learn about social interactions, emotions, and how to cooperate with others. This can be particularly helpful for kids who are still developing their social skills.
Imagination and Creativity: The show's surreal and colorful world encouraged imaginative play. Children often mimic what they see on TV, and the Teletubbies' adventures in their whimsical surroundings may have inspired imaginative play and creativity in young viewers.
Visual and Auditory Stimulation: The bright and colorful visuals, along with the playful music and sound effects, provided sensory stimulation for children, which is essential for their cognitive development.
Routine and Predictability: The show followed a predictable structure, with recurring segments and events. This can help children feel a sense of comfort and security, as routines are important for their emotional development.
Motor Skills: The Teletubbies often engaged in simple physical activities, like dancing, running, and playing, which can encourage children to move and be active. This can help with the development of gross motor skills.
Attention Span: While the show's segments were short and simple, they still required children to pay attention to follow the storyline. This can help improve a child's ability to focus and concentrate.
No it’s not. Telly custard.
How
Drugs. Lots and lots of drugs were involved.😂🤣
it Looks Like what you might see after taking pills 💀💀💀
???
Lots of drugs, probably.
Is this important 30 years later? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂