History Creator / BabyTV

* TheRival: [=BabyFirst TV=].

* MimeAndMusicOnlyCartoon: Due to its demographic, ''Pitch and Potch'' doesn't contain dialogue. It's about Pitch and Potch messing with different items and making sounds with them.

[=BabyTV=] is a 24-hour TV network owned by Fox International Channels, which is a division of 21st Century Fox. As its name suggests, the channel broadcasts programming targeted at babies, with shows about learning shapes, colors, words, and basic concepts like big and small.

* AnimateInanimateObject: The majority of the characters in "Jammers" are living musical instruments, with the main four characters being an upright piano, a double bass, a snare drum, and a saxophone.
* ArtInitiatesLife: Sketch of Mona and Sketch can draw anything up for the pair to use in their adventures.
* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Lampshaded by Mini Matinee. The shorts do cover a basic historical event with each episode and every one ends with the line "In case you were wondering if this was a true story, then maybe it was and maybe it wasn't."

* SecretIngredient: In one episode of Charlie and the Numbers, the secret ingredient of ice cream is humour.

* SeldomSeenSpecies: Sugar Gliders, a gliding possum, appear in an episode of Kids and Pets.

* AnimeRun: Little Lola runs in this manner, arms straight out behind her during the intro sequence to her episodes.

* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Lampshade by Mini Matinee. The shorts do cover a basic historical event with each episode and every one ends with the line "In case you were wondering if this was a true story, then maybe it was and maybe it wasn't."

* TalkLikeAPirate: TheNarrator for ''Ahoy Pirates'' speaks this way, even adding an "Aaaar, matey!" to the end of the theme song. Averted with the pirates themselves, who are an all female crew.

* StockAnimalDiet: Rabbit grows a wide variety of vegetables in his patch, including, yes, carrots. Other animals also eat their respective food, Squirrels and nuts, Tortoises and lettuce, Chicks and seeds, Sheep and grass etc.

* StockAnimalDiet: Rabbit grows a wide variety of vegetables in his patch, including, yes, _______. No points awarded for filling the blank. Other animals also eat their respective food, Squirrels and nuts, Tortoises and lettuce, Chicks and seeds, Sheep and grass etc.

* SpeciesName: Animals used to be given names based off their species, e.g. Giraffe, Rabbit, Squirrel etc. until Tiny Bunch was launched, and names were changed to things like 'Lady Elephant'.

The channel's programming exhibits the following tropes:

[=BabyTV=] didn't come to the United States until January 2011, when Dish Network added the channel to its lineup. But in doing so, Dish dropped [=BabyFirst TV=], which Dish had carried since 2006. Fans of [=BabyFirst TV=] weren't happy, and they campaigned on {{Facebook}} for its restoration while denouncing [=BabyTV=]. Dish eventually restored [=BabyFirst TV=] on a separate channel, but also kept [=BabyTV=] on the lineup, giving people a chance to compare the two channels' programming, and ultimately decide which one is better.

[=BabyTV=] is a 24-hour TV network owned by Fox International Channels, which is a division of News Corporation. As its name suggests, the channel broadcasts programming targeted at babies, with shows about learning shapes, colors, words, and basic concepts like big and small.