3 ‘CoComelon’ YouTube Videos for Easier Back-to-School Routines

For most kids, the school year has begun. Kids and parents are adjusting to a whole new routine, which might take time, negotiation, and the occasional reward for good behavior . Yes, showing kids that good listening and following directions and house rules results in a treat isn't bribery—it's positive reinforcement . 

Switching on the CoComelon YouTube Channel while getting your kids ready for school or for a few minutes while they decompress from the long day is one way to let them know that good behavior will be rewarded. And there's even more good news: Kids love the eye-catching graphics and catchy songs of CoComelon while parents will appreciate them for inspiring and educational messaging. 

If you need a selection of videos to watch with your little ones after school whether they need to unwind, you want to help reinforce positive routines during the school year , or you just need some songs to sing together, check out the CoComelon YouTube Channel, where content is refreshed every week.

Let's Get Dressed & Time To Go to School

Just in time for back to school, JJ and his parents are helping caregivers get back into a regular routine. No more sleeping in, no more wearing pajamas at lunch time. Yes, we're all sad about it.

In this video , JJ heads back to the Melon Patch Academy, where his teacher Ms. Appleberry makes the school day all the more exciting by surprising him with a visit from his dog, Bingo. OK, so your child's pets might not be able to come to school with them, but this video is a reminder that while school can sometimes seem boring, it's also full of opportunities for adventure and play—and even the occasional surprise. It's a necessary reminder that going to school every day should be exciting, not dreadful.

Finger Family

Set to a classic nursery rhyme, this video shows JJ's dad stressing out about picking up his mom and siblings, while JJ rides in the back seat of the car. As he sings his song—learning the proper titles for all the members of his family—JJ also has to practice patience as he and his dad make each stop until the whole family is gathered in the car. Then it's time to head home, where the kids reunite at playtime, and dad takes a well-deserved rest on the couch. 

Nina Builds a New Best Friend

Inspired by Hispanic culture, this video depicts JJ's friend Nina spending the day with her abuelita . The two of them bond over arts and crafts—making a paper doll called Pin Pon. After making their doll, the pair sing "Dale Dale Piñata."

The depiction of a sweet multigenerational relationship between kid and grandparents should be enough to give this one an A+ in your book, but the latter part of the song also teaches kids about sharing and taking turns when Nina has to wait to break open the piñata.

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