It's a Big Big World

I really liked this show and my 2 year old loved it! He would ask for it when the time came every day for it to be on. Unfortunately, it was cancelled in my viewing area and I have not had a response on how to purchase any items of the show. The lessons that were taught in the show were very "real" for children, the special effects made it appear like a real jungle and the songs/music were very entertaining. My son loved the characters as they were puppet-like animals that danced and sang-very entertaining all around! I/we are very sad that we are not able to see this show but we frequent the website often! We are interested in learning how to purchase stuffed animals of them and are even making this the theme for my son's 2nd Birthday Party. I highly recommend it as it is a riveting and educational show for toddlers and preschoolers!

My son really likes this show (he is 16 months). It has animals and songs, which are two of his favorite things. Not a lot can hold his interest, but this is one of the few cartoons that does. Plus, it doesn't bother me too much to watch it. Some of the newer cartoons I just don't like. I also highly recommend the Backyardigans for this age, Clifford, and Clifford's Puppy Days. All of his favorites.

It's a Big, Big World is mainly about a giant sloth and his other animal friends, which include a fish, a couple of monkey's, a bird, and a tree frog. Also, there is a knowledgeable turtle whom they go to for advice. It is entertaining and educational.

I didn't realize that this show is brand-new, as my baby girl is also brand-new (two months old and we just started watching). It's a Big Big World is a wonderful peek into the lives of animals of the rainforest. The main character is a sloth, but colorful monkeys, a fish, birds, a frog, an anteater, a wise tortoise and others also make appearances. I'm partial to Snook the Sloth, a gentle, easygoing role model with a Zenlike charm. My daughter is captivated by the energetic pair of monkeys. The puppetry and animation on this show is visually appealing, with its bright colors for her and realistic details for me. Social values seem to be a common theme, such as tolerance, balance, and living as part of the "spirit of the tree". Along with Jakers!, another favorite, we'll be watching this show for a long time!

My son has watched It's a Big Big world since he entered our big world last September. He is obsessed with it! He might be crying or fussy,but the second he hears the theme song to the show he is all smiles! We watch it every single morning. I also tape every episode so Ihave it on hand and ready to go whenever I need it! I love also love the show! Snook is the best, he reminds me of a few of my old college friends! Our favorite episode is when Snook helps Madge with her migration- lots of singing and dancing!!! We're hoping for some toys to come out soon! If anyone knows where I might find a giant sloth stuffed animal, please let me know.

My daughter and I loved this show when she was young. Not only is it beautiful to look at, but the songs are catchy and meaningful. The puppetry is masterful and creates characters with distinct personalities. The shows also teach important concepts in a way that appeals to young children. The conflicts on the show are generally mild. Characters disagree, but they manage to work it out. The "adult" characters are there to advise the less-mature characters while encouraging them to reason for themselves. Older children and many adults may not appreciate the relatively quiet and at times slow pace of the show. However, young children really benefit from a slow pace and repetition -- even to a point that can annoy adults. I recently showed parts of the show to my 3-year-old niece on YouTube, and she was mesmerized.

The only problem was that the songs themselves were too short. When I finally found a way to download it, she wanted to listen to "Touch the Sky" (the song at the end of the show) over and over!