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With its catchy songs, relatable characters and interactive toys, chances are most parents of young children have at least heard of “CoComelon,” and some know every tune by heart. The Netflix show ...

Perfect for parents seeking to build positive associations around food, these songs help children understand why mealtime is so important—a time when most little kids have a hard time sitting still.

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At first glance, CoComelon might seem like a simple animated sing-along show, but it’s become a phenomenon among families hoping to educate and entertain their toddlers—and for good reason. Not only ...

Preschoolers the world over are hooked on a new animated show. Sue Davis talks with Meghan Sheridan, of Moonbug Entertainment, about the popularity of its "CoComelon" program. DAVIS: ...You probably ...

We’ve got a real-life Ms. Appleberry. By Tony Maglio Great news, kids (and potentially fairly annoying news, parents?) — much more CoComelon is on the way, now including a live-action series.