कोकोमेलन लेन

Let's try this again.

Date: Redoing review on January 13th 2024

Genre; So called children, animation, songs

Duration: depends if you are watching on YouTube or treehouse could be 5 min to 20

What was this film/show/game about?:

It was about telling children what they need to b through song and story.

The story and the production overview:

Hash animation, horrible songs with a determination of making children into what they need to be.

Overall: A very hash program.

Highlight: None. This show is awful it does not have a flexible message

Moral: Cry cry baby and when you get older you will cry again.

Villian: People that want to be themselves.

Punny Rating: Hash-loco

Finals words:

Why does this show exist?

I have no idea why this has such low reviews. Well actually, I can guess. Some people are offended by the mere existence of a kid who has two dads. Don't be worried - there is no overt "agenda." This show is literally about kiddos who learn to deal with real-life things. Giving presents, eating spaghetti, going potty, and being patient. Braving swim lessons, trying on new shoes, going to the dentist, getting a hair cut, and dealing with disappointment. The songs are wonderful (I often get them stuck in my head). No joke, my 3yo learned how to twirl spaghetti after watching the food adventure episode just once! I'm really impressed and it's fun to see the Cocomelon gang age up with our kids.

I could not stand Cocomelon and would dread when my toddlers wanted to watch it. I never bought them anything Cocomelon and actually steered them away. This show is such a turn around. It's cute! It teaches them about feelings and going to things that kids are scared of like the dentist. They got rid of the circus music and did a great job with changing up the classic nursery rhymes. I imagine people are giving bad reviews based on the two dads but honestly, it's what these kids are going to see these days. It's well diverse and does a great job with other cultures. JJ is no longer the main character and you get to see how different families do thing. I now ask if my kids want to watch this.

My 4-month-old likes all the colors and songs from this show when she hangs out on her mat or in her bouncy chair. I didn't like the original Cocomelon because it was way too repetitive with the songs and the lyrics were poorly constructed lost so the time, but this was so much better. Catchy songs, but the show isn't just music. The kids learn new things and have new experiences each episode. The songs are different depending on the episode's content and it highlights the fun of imagination and creativity, showcases diversity and representation, and the acknowledgement and importance of different emotions and how to manage them.

Both my 1 and 3 year old love this reimagining of the Cocomelon videos we started on YouTube with. The show has a ton of diversity, catchy songs, and teaches kids about emotions they may start to feel or experience in their early and late toddler years (frustration, overwhelm, disappointment).

It's got a great song to talk ratio, and the kids love it.

Each "episode" is around 30 minutes but includes 3 episodes within that. There is way better animation than the original in my opinion, and the themes are relatable and familiar. There is an "imagination" section with lots of color and fun at the beginning of every episode too, which my oldest really looks forward to every time!