"Practice healthy habits with everyone's favorite furry friend, Elmo! From potty time to bath time to bedtime, little ones will have the best time singing, playing, and laughing with friends from Sesame Street"--Container.

Provides the basic building blocks for young children to learn Spanish as a second language.

Five little monkeys jumping on the bed: Five little monkeys say goodnight to mama, but instead of going to sleep they start jumping on the bed. Little Quack: Little Quack is too afraid to swim in the pond with his brothers and sisters. There's something in my attic: A little girl faces a scary nightmare.

Four young and lovable animals help little ones prepare for bedtime by addressing such issues as separating from mom at the end of the day, healthy routines, sleeping through the night, and being comfortable with the lights off. Includes expert advice from Jill Spivack, LCSW, and Jennifer Waldburger, LCSW, co-authors of The sleepyeasy solution.

Put on your jammies and snuggle in for eight sleepytime adventures. Join Thomas as he lights up the tracks for an evening concert and see how Angelina discovers the importance of a good night's sleep during her sleepless sleepover. Then, watch as Barney shows you the magic of nighttime and Bob the Builder lights up a football field for a nighttime game! Your favorite friends are waiting to cuddle up for a night of family fun.

Designed specifically for babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers, this video presents Pim the Panda as your child's teacher, who introduces the viewer to Italian words with the help of live-action segments in which relevant vocabulary appears on the screen.

Thelma the Unicorn meets Uni the Unicorn, but after a tiring "Unicorn Day", it is time for everyone to get ready for bed.

The Pajanimals sing songs to help children get ready for bed in a series of segments aired on PBSKids Sprout's "Goodnight Show." Encourages children to overcome separation anxiety; take responsibility; use teamwork; share with friends.

After going to a Halloween party, Cowbella reveals that she is nervous about trick or treating tomorrow because she doesn't like all the scary vampires and zombies they saw at the party today. The Pajanimals travel to Storybook Land, where Edwin explains to Cowbella that there's nothing to be scared of. Those vampires and werewolves, etc. are just costumes that the big kids wear to have fun, just like her pretty princess costume! Enjoy four more adventures...

Dance and sing sleepy songs, say good night to favorite things, and get cozy on Big Bird's nest. Preschoolers are encouraged to use their imaginations as they settle down and learn the importance of naps and resting. Games and activities promote play and participation that help preschoolers to learn social, cognitive and emotional skills while having fun.