How old were you when you saw your first movie? Many parents wish to introduce their children to this amazing medium of art as soon as possible. There is no age proper enough to begin viewing movies, and everyone wants to get off to a good start. So, let’s have a look at a list of really wonderful movies for 3-year-olds to watch.

The Incredibles (2004)

‘The Incredibles’ is a fantastic film. It’s an animated Pixar picture with a lot of enjoyable elements. The plot revolves around the Parr family. Bob and Helen Parr are two seasoned superheroes in an alternate universe where sups or superheroes are reviled due to collateral damage in combat. They have offspring that have similarly intriguing superpowers. The family tries to conceal their identity by appearing as a normal middle-class American family. When a fanboy goes haywire, they must repair their familial ties. The picture is intriguing, visually appealing, action-packed, and has a great moral ring to it. Ideal for a child!

Tinker Bell (2008)

We’re now on our way to the fairyland. ‘Tinker Bell,’ a Disney classic, is based on J. M. Barrie’s famous drama ‘Peter Pan or The Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up.’ In that play, Tinkerbell is a fairy who gets her own spinoff in this film. She is born from a baby’s first laugh and carried to Pixie Hollow. Tinkerbell discovers her true potential as a tinkerer of things. The adventure begins when she befriends four additional fairies. The picture is a genuine continuation of the renowned Peter Pan universe, and its simple charm is sure to appeal to children.

Madagascar (2005)

Talking about wild animals? They are adored by babies! This list will be littered with animated films, and ‘Madagascar’ is no exception. Marty the zebra and Alex the lion are close pals. Alex is the ‘King of New York’ and the star of Central Park Zoo. Marty yearns for a little wildness in his life and strives to break free from the zoo’s clutches. Melman the giraffe, Gloria the hippopotamus, and Alex all strive in vain to persuade him otherwise. They arrive in untamed Madagascar after a bizarre series of events, where they get the ride of a lifetime. Oh, and it has a slew of eccentric side characters. Kowalski! Analyze.

The Little Mermaid (1989)

Disney used to make some beautiful films based on fairy tales and mythology. ‘The Little Mermaid’ is one of Hans Christian Andersen’s most satisfying stories. Ariel is a young mermaid who is dissatisfied with her underwater life. She wishes to experience human existence but is limited to collecting human relics. As she moves in close contact to people, Ariel disregards her father, King Triton’s, caution. She meets Prince Eric at his birthday party and falls in love with him right away. A tremendous storm ensues, and Eric is rescued by Ariel. As Ariel’s identity is revealed, complications develop. For a three-year-old child, the film is charming and enjoyable.

Dumbo (1941)

We’re going back in time because this timeless classic continues to grab the imaginations of children all across the world. Following the failure of ‘Fantasia,’ Disney returned to its roots in search of a simple story with heart. And then ‘Dumbo’ appeared! Mrs. Jumbo, one of the circus animals, gives birth to her child. Dumbo is a nickname given to the baby because of his huge wing-like ears. Dumbo has the ability to fly while being socially stigmatized by other animals. The picture is quite short in length, and it exudes warmth and delightful pleasure during World War II.

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968)

‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’ is a British musical fantasy film based on the novel by Ian Fleming, the creator of James Bond. Caractacus Potts is an eccentric inventor who inadvertently invents the strange new car, which he names Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. With his children, Jeremy and Jemima, and his equally eccentric father, he travels to Vulgaria, a fantasy-land where a tyrant named Baron Bomburst threatens to take the automobile. The film is full of happy children singing together and going on adventures in a wonderful car where kindness is virtuous and evil aren’t completely awful. It’s ideal for a child.

The Adventures of Milo and Otis (1986)

This is a film that any three-year-old is bound to enjoy. This is a narrative about the exploits of two animals, a cat and a dog. Milo the cat and Otis the dog are two contented creatures who grew up on the same farm. After an event, these two are abruptly separated one day. And so the adventure to reconnect these two begins. They journey through numerous settings such as mountains and rivers, concluding in one of the most satisfying endings. The video is filled with heart, tenderness, and cuteness, all of which are overcharged with lovely feelings.

Kung fu Panda (2008)

Now ‘Kung Fu Panda’ is a fun and entertaining franchise. It features comic passages that are interspersed with the protagonist’s effort to find his position among the greats. Po is destined for greatness and possesses a fantastic sense of humour. As the dragon warrior, he is tasked with bringing peace to Dragon Valley. As he completes his educational cycle, he progresses from being undeserving to being quite stoic about his abilities. The picture, which is excellently lively, good-looking, and full of slapstick fun and voiced by a fantastic Jack Black, is superbly energetic, good-looking, and full of slapstick humor.

Ratatouille (2007)

Immerse yourself in wonderful food, stunning scenery, and an unbreakable spirit. ‘Ratatouille,’ directed by Pixar’s own Brad Bird, follows the story of Remy, an ambitious rat. Remy attempts to become a superior chef after the death of his idol, famed chef Auguste Gusteau. Following a terrible incident, he finds himself in Gusteau’s restaurant, where he corrects the blunders of an inexperienced boy-chef Linguini. The sauce becomes a hit, and they both form a covert alliance to create delectable meals. The new owner of Gusteau’s restaurant acts as an opponent in order to discover the secret, putting Remy’s life in peril. The film is wonderful, with a general narrative about the benefits of perseverance.

Finding Nemo (2003)

Another feel-good movie that is popular among children of all ages. Nemo is a clownfish with an overbearing father named Merlin. Nemo is mistakenly lost on a field trip, and his father embarks on a journey to find his missing kid. On his voyage, he meets Dory, a peculiar blue tang with short-term memory loss. They face many challenges and adventures as they search for Nemo in Sydney. Throughout the trip, each character’s nature evolves as they face their greatest fears and grow out of them as better living entities. The undersea world is painted with utmost importance in the film, and the characters of Dory, Marlin, and Nemo gain a place in the hearts of youngsters.

My Neighbor Totoro (1988)

We’re heading to Japan in search of one of the best films for three-year-old children. ‘My Neighbor Totoro’ is a renowned animation film directed by Hayao Miyazaki. It contains everything that will captivate and entertain small children. Satsuki and her younger sister Mei relocate to the pastoral countryside with their father to be closer to their ailing mother. They begin living in an ancient, empty huge house in a remote section of the village. When they uncover the existence of fascinating creatures living in the forest behind them, things take a turn for the worse. They become friends with a fascinating creature named Totoro and have numerous fantastical experiences as they face crises and, eventually, reconciliation. The picture features numerous fantasy-filled scenarios, strange monsters, and exaggeration in a Japanese creepy premise.

Mary Poppins (1964)

‘Mary Poppins,’ one of the most well-known films on this list, is a true Disney classic. It’s a musical fantasy film based on the Mary Poppins series of books by P. L. Travers. In the film, Mary Poppins is a quirky nanny who is assigned with caring for Mr. Banks’ children, Jane and Michael. It’s a fantasy picture, and Mary Poppins is a magical character. She employs her charms to overcome numerous hurdles while requiring the children to clean up. She is actually a fairy in disguise since she not only provides a cheerful atmosphere in the household and for the children, but she also solves Mr. Banks’ professional dilemma. Julie Andrews’ performance as Mary Poppins is a treat for all children.

Toy Story (1995)

‘Toy Story’ is the film that launched Disney-wildly Pixar’s successful Toy Story franchise. The toys in the video are alive things since they communicate and move like any other beings, but they maintain their lifelessness as toys in front of humans. Woody, shaped like a western horse rider, is Andy’s favorite toy until he receives Buzz Lightyear as a birthday present. Buzz is a simple space robot that looks like a transformer. Woody is insecure as he devises a plot to replace Buzz with the help of other toys. The film is a wild voyage into the world of toys doing unimaginable things and being toys. We no longer recommend the first film in the series as the sole suitable film for children, but rather the entire franchise.

The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1977)

Another Disney classic, ‘The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh,’ is a must-see for first-timers. It’s the classic story of the honey-loving animal Winnie the Pooh, who is more heart than honey. Pooh Bear has buddies who assist him in finding more honey while battling ferocious bees and a terrifying tiger named Tigger. It’s a collection of short featurettes featuring the film’s renowned characters, including Pooh Bear, Christopher Robin, Piglet, Eeyore, and Tigger.

Despicable Me (2010)

Who doesn’t adore the Minions? Gru’s pride is harmed when he is stumped by a new villain in town. Gru aims to shrink and seize the moon with the help of his sidekick-turned-scientist Dr. Nefario and his army of Minions. He decides to steal the shrink ray from Vector’s facility using three orphans disguised as cookie vendors. When the strategy fails to go as planned, things take a serious turn. Gru enlists the help of the Minions to save the girls he previously adopted. As a result of Gru and Vector’s antics, he transforms from supervillain to superdad. The picture is naturally pleasant, and the children are adorable as good wins over evil.