Gabby's Dollhouse

This is my toddlers current obsession, and my older kiddo likes it too. Some of the negative reviews are confusing; not everything needs to be teaching math and letters to be educational. One of my favourite things about this show is the use of "yet". Gabby is frequently heard saying "I don't know... yet!" This teaches resilience and to not give up. There is a lot of social-emotional learning going on in this show, and that's great.

The animation is so cute, and I love how all the characters have a unique style. Each episode sticks with one theme, so it's easy for little ones to follow along. The songs are catchy and keep music loving kiddos engaged. My toddler really likes that there is a real cat in the live action sections. Floyd is definitely a favourite.

Overall, this is a show I feel good putting on for my kids.

My four year old LOVES it, and it's cute! Gabby shrinks down to doll-size & plays with all the cats in her cat-doll house. Every episode I've seen includes a problem that needs to be solved & there are cat-puns throughout (you gotta be kitten me!).

I can't say enough good things about this show. Every episode has a positive message. The little girl is precious with her natural hair. The music and script are very well written. And both my kids (ages 1 and 6) LOVE it.

This show could not be any sweeter. Laila Lockhart Kraner is a fabulous guide into her magical dollhouse. Her bubbly personality is infectious. The mix of real world and cartoon is a unique characteristic in the toddler show genre. This show is brought to us by Traci Page Johnson, the creator of Blue's Clue's. Those familiar with the original series will be able to feel the similarity between the two. (Bonus! Donovan Patton, a.k.a. Joe, is the voice of Catrat). This show kept my three toddler boys enraptured from beginning to end. This will definitely stay on our short list of shows to rewatch over and over and over. Catistic!

My daughters enjoyed this & picked up on the characters positive mindset. I love how they have subtly introduced the concept of a growth mindset with some mindful breathing thrown in. We need more shows like this with positive role models - possibly aimed at a slightly older audience. I hope Netflix release another season. At times it's a little sickly sweet but my kids didn't mind.