Cry Babies Magic Tears

Lazy sums up this completely.

This reminds me far too much of bad eighties cartoons that were essentially 30 minute adverts for the attatched toy-line, but much much worse.

The characters all look the same, even before you take into account that there is no diverstiy in the cast. Add to that the fatct that all of the characters seem to be voiced by a single person who is phoning it in, and you have no way of knowing which character is which beyond some onesie that is at least unique.

The stories are shallow and banal at best and make no sense, I mean I'm not expecting Shakspeare, but after watching this for over an hour, I'd settle for Tommy Wiseau.

Obvious, a nice serie. First for little children, fascinated by the adventures of babies and high ingenuity of adventures, moral lessons and teachings in easy forms. Second, for adults, discovering fair, charming stories for kidd. . So, very easy and very nice entertainment for early ages.

Literally only posting this review to bring it the rating down closer to where it should be which is a zero. Just echoing the other reviews. Lazy, voiced by the same character. You don't need much to be a good kid show and this doesn't even try. Dubbed terribly. Non educational and unentertaining. The worst kids show on Netflix. I don't care for blippi, coco melon or other shows like it but at least I don't feel like my kids would be better off sniffing paint thinner than watching it. In short, with the amount of kids programming available nowadays there is not reason a show like this needs to be on your kids favorite list.

Ugh. Don't. Just don't.

This show is very poorly-dubbed from its original language by kids who sound like Great Value Charlie Brown Christmas characters.

Most of the episodes have little to no plot, there is no educational value to speak of, and all of the characters are pretty much the same kid in different costumes and slightly different hair.

Apparently this is some sort of toy tie-in too. Ironically, my kid doesn't even like the toys! Why he insists on watching this show constantly is beyond me.

Do yourself a favor: if you see this show pop up in your kid's Netflix feed, immediately redirect them to something else. It'll save your sanity.

As the other reviews already stated, the show has little variance in characters, voices and episodes and had little to none pedagogical value. It has no story line, no creative writing, no tension arc and no feeling for timing. It is a constant flow of senseless and uninspiring babbling and seems to be made purely for advertising the toys. Personally, I don't like my daughter watching it. Time and attention are valuable and this show is simply not worth it. We also should not encourage the makers to continue making this. In my opinion, we also should avoid any show that is made for advertising. Media can be an art and can change your way of seeing the world around is, and should not be made purely for consumption goals.