My three-year-old loves Bluey and I don’t know where she first came into contact with the character: We don’t have Disney+ and never watched a single episode but for some reason when she went to the clothes store with my wife she recognized a shirt with Bluey and since then got some new favorite shirts, socks and a plushy… I think it’s a funny phenomenon but unfortunately I haven’t gotten around to educate myself about Bluey.
It’s a delightful show. My wife and I have no children but we’ve seen probably every episode of it (we sometimes watch them before bed because they are beautiful and calming). And whenever my nieces and nephews want to watch an episode I’m like, “Oh absolutely, I’m in.”
One of my favorite aspects of the show is that the parents will often go along with whatever game the kids want to play. The episodes are short so it’s sort of realistic. The parents have jobs and whatnot, but they can take a few minutes out of their day to play. And the show manages to communicate concepts like sharing and kindness without ever seeming preachy or teachy. It’s organic.
I strongly recommend it. I’m confident every episode is available on the high seas if you don’t want to get Disney+.
Wow thanks for the write-up, that sounds wonderful!
Since my kids don’t speak English it’s kinda difficult to find media on the high seas that they understand, but maybe I have to dig a little deeper to find a good source.
This is part of why Bluey is such a good show. It shows parents getting involved in their kids’ play to a (mostly) healthy level.
Would you mind elaborating on this topic?
My three-year-old loves Bluey and I don’t know where she first came into contact with the character: We don’t have Disney+ and never watched a single episode but for some reason when she went to the clothes store with my wife she recognized a shirt with Bluey and since then got some new favorite shirts, socks and a plushy… I think it’s a funny phenomenon but unfortunately I haven’t gotten around to educate myself about Bluey.
It’s a delightful show. My wife and I have no children but we’ve seen probably every episode of it (we sometimes watch them before bed because they are beautiful and calming). And whenever my nieces and nephews want to watch an episode I’m like, “Oh absolutely, I’m in.”
One of my favorite aspects of the show is that the parents will often go along with whatever game the kids want to play. The episodes are short so it’s sort of realistic. The parents have jobs and whatnot, but they can take a few minutes out of their day to play. And the show manages to communicate concepts like sharing and kindness without ever seeming preachy or teachy. It’s organic.
I strongly recommend it. I’m confident every episode is available on the high seas if you don’t want to get Disney+.
Wow thanks for the write-up, that sounds wonderful!
Since my kids don’t speak English it’s kinda difficult to find media on the high seas that they understand, but maybe I have to dig a little deeper to find a good source.