Purely History on Instagram: "They don’t make cartoons like this anymore 🥲 Winnie the Pooh began as a character created by A. A. Milne in the 1920s, inspired by his son Christopher Robin and the boy’s stuffed animals. The original stories were gentle, warm, and centered on small adventures in the Hundred Acre Wood. Each character carried a simple emotional truth, which helped the stories connect with readers of all ages. Disney later brought Pooh to animation in the 1960s. The tone stayed soft

WASTED on Instagram: "😮 Old cartoons often bring a strong sense of nostalgia, reminding people of a time when animation was simpler in style but rich in creativity. Many early cartoons relied on hand-drawn animation, exaggerated expressions, and physical comedy to tell their stories. Shows like *Looney Tunes*, *Tom and Jerry*, and early Disney shorts focused on visual humor that could be understood by audiences of all ages, often with very little dialogue. The limited technology of the time pus