Kids videos on repeat: learning, songs and life skills
Quick answer
RepeatWatch has free kids playlists for every age from baby to grade 7: phonics, math, science and history, life skills like potty training, manners and staying safe, plus songs and lullabies. Pick a playlist, press Play all on repeat, and use the sleep timer to keep screen time short.
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Find videos by age
- Babies and toddlersAges 0–3
- Preschool and kindergartenAges 3–6
- Grades 1–2Ages 6–8
- Grades 3–5Ages 8–11
- Grades 6–7Ages 11–13
Babies and toddlers Ages 0–3
Learning
First words for babies
Toddler learning videos
Baby sign language
Colors songs
Shapes songs
Body parts songs
Values and life skills
Preschool and kindergarten Ages 3–6
Learning
ABC songs
Counting songs
Preschool learning songs
Kids yoga
Spanish for kids
Phonics songs
Sight words
Days and months songs
Weather and seasons
Feelings songs
Healthy habits songs
Story time read-alouds
Kindergarten math
Values and life skills
Sleeping in their own bed
Starting daycare or preschool
A new baby sibling
Tying shoes
First day of school
Learning to swim
Going to the dentist
Going to the doctor
Getting a haircut
Morning routine
Bedtime routine
Brushing teeth
Washing hands
Getting dressed
Healthy eating
Clean-up songs
Kindness
Sharing and taking turns
Manners: please and thank you
Patience and waiting
Saying sorry
Making friends
Calming down and big feelings
Road safety
Fire safety
Stranger safety
Water safety
Body safety
Calling 911 in an emergency
Grades 1–2 Ages 6–8
Learning
Science videos for kids
Addition and subtraction
Skip counting songs
Telling time
Money for kids
Place value
Grammar for kids
Animal habitats
Brain breaks
Drawing for kids
Values and life skills
Learning by school subject
Each subject runs from the youngest playlists to the oldest, so you can follow a child from counting songs to pre-algebra.
First words and early concepts
Reading, writing and language
Math
Science
History and geography
Movement, art, coding and wellbeing
Values, habits and life skills
Songs, stories and short episodes for real moments: potty training, a new baby, the first day of school, sharing, saying sorry and staying safe. Some playlists end with short advice videos for grown-ups.
Big milestones
Daily routines and self-care
Helping at home
Values and good manners
Feelings and friendships
Songs, lullabies and fun
Tips for parents and teachers
- Keep screen time shortSet Stop after a few loops, or the sleep timer in the Practice tab, so the video ends on its own instead of rolling into the next one.
- Repeat the song they ask forChoose Repeat one for the potty song, the clean-up song or the bedtime lullaby your child wants again and again.
- Loop just the part that teachesDrag A and B around one verse, one letter sound or one worked math example, and RepeatWatch replays only that part.
- Slow it downPlay new words, signs or dance moves at 0.75× so little ones can follow. The pitch stays the same.
- Mirror for dancing and signingTurn on Mirror so moves and signs match your child’s left and right, like following a teacher in front of a mirror.
- Watch togetherPediatric guidance generally recommends little screen time for babies and toddlers, and watching with them when they do.
New to RepeatWatch? Read how to loop part of a video, or paste any YouTube link into the box on the home page.
Frequently asked questions
What ages are these kids videos for?
They run from babies and toddlers up to grade 7, around age 13. Each learning and life skills playlist shows its age range, and the songs and lullabies suit the youngest children.
Where do the videos come from?
Every playlist uses official channels from established kids and education brands, such as Sesame Street, Ms Rachel, Jack Hartmann, Khan Academy and Math Antics, and each video is checked to make sure it plays.
Can I stop a video after a set time?
Yes. Open the Practice tab and set the sleep timer, or set Stop after a number of loops. The video pauses on its own, which helps keep screen time short.
Do I need an account or app?
No. RepeatWatch is a free website with no sign-up. It works in any browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and your loops are saved in that browser.