I don’t know a little boy (or girl) who doesn’t love LEGO. When my son was younger we spent countless hours in the playroom building pirate ships, space ships, and every manner of vehicle with our LEGO sets. It was his favorite activity and some of our best memories.
During a recent trip to Florida, I had a chance to visit the LEGO store with my sister and 15 year old nephew. We literally spent hours in the store while he filled plastic containers with LEGO pieces. Now that he’s older, he and his dad enjoy creating their own designs. LEGO is truly for kids of all ages.
LEGO® recently launched their official YouTube Channel with over 500 videos. My son, nieces, and nephews all love watching YouTube videos and the new LEGO® Channel is a big hit.
It’s easy to create your own playlist on the LEGO® YouTube Channel. Moms and dads will like this because you’ll know your kids are watching and enjoying videos that are age appropriate. Your playlist can be accessed from anywhere, making it a great source of entertainment while traveling.
How to build a LEGO® Playlist:
1. Visit Youtube.com/LEGO and watch one of your favorite videos
2. Click “Video Options”
3. Select “Add To Playlist”
4. Sign-In using your YouTube Login
5. Add your selected video to an existing playlist or create a new one
6. To prevent non-LEGO® videos from being recommended, build your playlist using only Official LEGO® Channel videos.
LEGO® The Lord of the Rings™ and LEGO® Star Wars™ are two favorites in my house. Check it out and let us know which is your favorite!
There is a lot of content on web; creating a playlist on the Official LEGO® Channel is a great way to ensure your kids are entertained and watching videos you can feel good about.
Visit the Official LEGO® Channel to build your own playlist to watch with your kids and then reply below for a chance to win one (1) $1,000.00 gift card to buy your family’s favorite LEGO® products!
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