Bluey - an in-depth review

Bluey mates, it's hands-down the absolute gem of CBeebies current lineup.

For the uninitiated, it's this Australian show about a 6-year-old Blue Heeler pup named Bluey, and her day-to-day imaginary adventures with her younger sister, Bingo, and their folks. But it ain't just a show about imaginations running wild. It's much more.

Characters – Solid as a rock. Bluey is a bundle of joy, untamed imagination, and kid-like energy. Bingo, a wee bit more reserved, gives the perfect balance and dynamics. And the Mum and Dad – they're not some side characters you see in many kiddo's shows. They're right there – part of the adventures, and often even the instigators.

Storylines - Each episode feels fresh like a breath of morning air. Yeah, it's got the usual elements – playing doctor, school, exploring cubic distances (!), but it's all with such warmth, humour, and Aussie charm, you just can't help but smile. Plus, they tackle some tough little issues like sharing, sibling rivalry, and patience in a way kids can learn without feeling stuffy.

Animation – Lovingly crafted. Colourful, playful, with that sorta soft watercolor touch. Gives off a smooth, calm feel. Iconic landmarks of Brisbane too! Brilliant eyecandy for kids, I'd say.

Most episodes have a little lesson at the end, and I love that the lessons aren't always just for the kiddos, but for parents too. Reminds us to be patient, to listen, spend quality time with our little ones, and basically not lose our adult heads amidst all the chaos. Kudos to the creators!

If you're not already watching Bluey, you and your wee ones seriously need to catch up, won't regret it, promise.

Submitted 1 year, 1 month ago by Padre_Cbeebies