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Add to SafariWhen comparing Blender guru vs Little Baby Bum, the Slant community recommends Blender guru for most people. In the question“What are the best educational channels on YouTube?” Blender guru is ranked 17th while Little Baby Bum is ranked 187th. The most important reason people chose Blender guru is:
[Andrew Price](http://www.blenderguru.com/about/), the author behind Blender guru, has been using Blender since 2004. He started Blender Guru in 2009, and now works with Blender3D as his day job as well. His work/tutorials are very well know.
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Pros
Pro Written by experienced & well known Blender artist
Andrew Price, the author behind Blender guru, has been using Blender since 2004. He started Blender Guru in 2009, and now works with Blender3D as his day job as well.
His work/tutorials are very well know.
Pro Covers a variety of topics
There are tutorials for themes, textures, and helpful advice (such as how to recover lost work).
Pro Frequently updated
The site is updated with a new tutorial every month or so.
Pro Well thought-out scenarios
LBB also effectively teaches kids values and manners by showing them different scenarios and conflicts and how to properly act in each situation.
Pro Effective in keeping child's attention
LBB uses catchy songs to teach children about the basics: the alphabet, numbers, colors, and shapes. Their animation is always colorful and detailed.
Cons
Con Very specific solutions
If you want to learn to solve very specific problems in specific ways, BlenderGuru's tutorials are great. If what you want is to know how to do certain things in general (make materials, sculpt, etc.), and make yourself a solid 3D hobbyist or professional, then you should look for a more generalized resource.
Con Sometimes physically inaccurate
Not all of his techniques are physically accurate, even when he makes a point of the importance of physical accuracy. This is especially true with scale. 1 BU = 1m
Con Very expensive
Full courses are very expensive, especially considering most of the topics can be found for free on YouTube.
Con Videos are lengthy
Most of their videos are 'compilations', 1 hour long videos. This is not okay for parents who have data caps on their Internet plans because YouTube finishes buffering even if the child is only 2 mins into the video. And if the child decides to clicks another video, the buffer on the first video just goes to waste.
