Planning a Valentines Day movie night in with the whole family - kids in tow? Here are some great Valentine's Day cartoons for all ages:
"Elemental: An unlikely love story featuring nature's elements. In this captivating tale there is are also elements of magic, adventure, and discovery, where forces of earth, air, fire, and water shape destinies."
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Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown" from the classic "Peanuts" series. It features all of the beloved characters, such as Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and Lucy, and teaches important lessons about friendship, love, and kindness.
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Lady and the Tramp" - a classic Disney movie that tells a romantic story of two dogs from different backgrounds.
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Wall-E" - a Pixar film about a cute robot who falls in love with another robot while on a mission to clean up Earth.
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Princess and the Frog" - another Disney classic that teaches the importance of looking beyond appearances and finding true love.
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Up" - a heartwarming adventure about a man who sets out to fulfill his and his late wife's lifelong dream.
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Ratatouille" - a fun, animated movie about a rat who dreams of becoming a chef and finding love in the process.
Kid TV Shows/Series
"Doc McStuffins: My Huggy Valentine" (Season1:Ep.25): Doc McStuffins and her friends celebrate Valentine's Day in this heartwarming episode from the popular Disney Junior series.
"Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood: Love Day": Join Daniel Tiger and his friends as they celebrate "Love Day" in this sweet episode focusing on friendship and kindness.
"Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Minnie's Valentine": Mickey and his pals help Minnie prepare for Valentine's Day in this cheerful episode perfect for young children.
"My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic - Hearts and Hooves Day": The ponies of Ponyville celebrate their own version of Valentine's Day in this colorful and fun episode.
"Sesame Street: Elmo's Valentine": Elmo and his friends learn about love and friendship in this heartwarming special from Sesame Street.
What other Valentines cartoons/animations would you recommend for kids?
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