Where can I find Spanish language cartoons?

[Mere]

My kids have been doing Rosetta Stone Spanish all year, and I thought it might be nice to change up the format a bit this summer by having them watch some morning cartoons in Spanish. 

I've looked on Netflix, but I can't seem to find much in Spanish there that is for children.  I'm sure I can get materials online (I found Spongebob, for instance) but clustering 3 kids around the laptop just isn't going to work for long!  We do have a blueray player, so some things I know we can get from the Internet to the TV.  Anyhow, if you know of any Spanish-language resources I'd love to hear it! 

[midnightwriter]

Don't most DVDs come with Spanish and French versions? We just  watched Little Einsteins i Spanish, courtesy of a little fast click by a 3 year old.

[lookatreestar]

my kids love pocoyo clips on youtube. i think pinky dinky doo comes on the spanish channel saturday mornings as well.

[pigpokey]

Thanks for reminding me.  I will start recording Planeta U again.

[Mere]

Thanks, I will look into those!  I also stumbled across the most obvious source of Spanish language videos - the LIBRARY.  Duh!  So obvious I didn't even think about it.

[Mama Shifra]

This is not on television, but the book Laugh 'n' Learn Spanish : Featuring the #1 Comic Strip "For Better or For Worse" by Lynn Johnston and Brenda Wegmann is a compilation of the comic strip "For Better or For Worse" translated into Spanish for Spanish newspapers.  This book is meant for students of Spanish as a foreign language.  This book is not easy Spanish, but there are translation of all the comics in the back, and if you are really persistant, it is great Spanish practice.