It feels like the creators were not really sure who the target audience is, as episodes 1, 3, 5 and 6 are aimed at kids, but then episodes 2 and 4 not only will go over their heads, but also contain themes that many would consider inappropriate for the younger ones.
That said, I found that what to me the show really excels at doing is providing great platform to initiate discussions with kids on important topics about stress, cheating, money, romance, good vs bad choices, etc. Topics that they already are or will be experiencing soon enough (a lot of the themes were quite relevant to my kids aged 6 and 9). During our sessions with the show, there was generally a lot of pausing and explaining, and that was great.
So, in summary, a solid show exploring important topics, with a few misplaced episodes here and there. As with everything, parent's discretion is advised: if you're kids are still innocent, maybe wait a bit. But if they are already experiencing more "difficult" emptions such as stress, being conflicted about things or people, it may be worth a watch.
