Disney Junior
By Dana Anderson,
Common Sense Media Reviewer
Common Sense Media Reviewers
Light learning fun with Playhouse Disney replacement.
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Based on 5 parent reviews
Epic
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DON'T PLAY THIS IF YOU ARE BORN BEFORE 2011
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Is It Any Good?
Disney Junior is likely to be a winner with the youngest computer users who are Disney fans. Voice-over instructions ensure that kids don't need to be reading yet to enjoy the games and videos here. The printable coloring pages, crafts, and fun tips for parent-led activities are good ways to get younger kids off the computer and back to playing in the offline world.
Online interaction: The Disney Junior site doesn't allow users to interact in any way.
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Ask your child what his or her favorite games and shows are on this site, and see if what they're learning matches up with their developmental stage and appropriate media life at this age.
Website Details
- Genre: Brand Sites
- Pricing structure: Free
- Last updated: November 5, 2015
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