Simon

An excellent TV show for kids. I plopped my 3 year old sister in front of this show and she didn't stop until an hour and a half later. Incredible stories, and even though it isn't the most educational, it's still a fantastic show for kids. Incredible animation, and adorable characters. Love this show!

We so love the show and hope Netflix do more seasons as we have watched the same season 1 over 60 times but still wonderful. My 13yr old son and 4 yr old daughter watch and get a lot out of it as my son reads the books of simon when we are not watching wish there was more shows like this, 5 mins or so long and just the right size for the childrens attention spans very cool

The animation isn't your typical bold outline bright colours and I LOVE that. It's so pleasing to look at. The voices are so cute and believable as children, parents, grandparents etc. The story's aren't crazy educational, BUT they do always teach a small lesson about family, friends, sharing, love etc. My 3 year old loves this show. I think the way they show the parents and siblings is also really important. Simon's parents and brother show him so much love and support and that shows the audience how they should be treated and how they should treat others. Everyone really respects each other in the show.

My daughter has been watching this show for about 2 years and loves it, its her go-to. It gives her exposure to international characters and highlights relationships between children and their parents as well as one another. The episodes are served up in small, digestible pieces so that its easy to say, "one more show and then we have to ..." it reminds me very much of the series, "Tro Tro", (also international) only I enjoy this one a bit more.

I'm choosy about what my kids watch, and this show is a go-to for my youngest (though the older kids like it too). It supports positive relationships with parents and siblings and shows kids having fun. It isn't visually overstimulating, and the episodes are short and sweet. My three year old belly-laughs at every episode, and often pretends to be Simon.

As a bonus for our family (we live in Morocco, and the school system is in Arabic and French), this show was made in France, and we wanted our littles to get good exposure to native speaking French, so we alternate watching it in English and French.