An early childhood classic, this is the original Disney animated film that kicked off an entire franchise of Winnie the Pooh, Christopher Robin, and friends. Of course, it is based on the great 1926 book by A.A. Milne, which I strongly recommend reading aloud to your children, or even to yourself. It is so delightfully written; it is sure to be enjoyed by all. If you're not familiar with the story, it is essentially about a series of adventures and mishaps that some anthropomorphic stuffed animals have together in "The Hundred Acre Wood." It's a child's imaginary play brought to life. The book is written as a father telling stories to his son, Christopher Robin, in which the characters are his toys, each with their own distinct quirks and idiosyncrasies. The stuffed animals keep getting into pickles, and eventually Christopher Robin comes along to help them out of it or laugh with them through it. This film in particular does a good job capturing the essence of the book. And if your child enjoys it well enough, many of the subsequent installments in the franchise are also worth watching. This is the only animation from this franchise that is included in the Cinecombs list, so consider it a proxy for the sequels if that's a rabbit hole you feel like getting stuck in.