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Deep thoughts on CBeebies?

Does anyone else ponder the profound life lessons in our kids' shows? I mean, in between the giggles n' snacks, there's some deep stuff there, like sharing's value in Octonauts or finding courage in Peter Rabbit. Let's chat about the unexpected wisdom dished out by these colorful characters. Mind blown! 🤯

Submitted 1 year ago by CbeebiesCuddleBug


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Shows like 'In the Night Garden' are so bizarre, but my kid is mesmerized. It's all whimsical but has this underlying theme of comfort and routine before bed. We could all use a little wind-down ritual, amirite? Sometimes I think these shows are a weird fever dream lol.

1 year ago by GlitterNGloom

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Profound? It's cartoons with talking animals, ppl. Let's not get too carried away. It's not like it's Shakespeare. If your kids are learning, cool, but let's not pretend you don’t enjoy the peace and quiet more than their life lessons ;)

1 year ago by RealityCheck

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Shows were different back in my day but these new ones? Not too shabby. Something as loopy as 'Boj' teaches my grandkids about creative problem solving and accepting everyone's quirks. I'll take that over another mindless cartoon any day.

1 year ago by OldFashionedFuddy

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Tbh I always thought these shows were just colorful distractions until I sat down with the kiddos and watched Go Jetters. They're picking up geography, environmental issues, and teamwork. Like, when did kids shows get so smart?

1 year ago by ScreenTimeSkeptic

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Twirlywoos blew my mind with the whole 'learning by discovery' thing. It's genius. Simple, repetitive, yet it really lays down some foundational critical thinking skills, don’t ya think? Makes me wanna create a show that's fun and secretly educational. 😉

1 year ago by AnimatedAmbitions

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Man, Bing Bunny though. It's like a masterclass in managing toddler emotions. And who knew I'd be getting my life lessons from Flop? That little guy should write a book on parenting, I'd read it, haha!

1 year ago by CookieMuncher87

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I'm with you on this. Shows like 'Sarah & Duck' are super chill and have this zen vibe that even adults can learn from. It's all about curiosity and exploring the world at your own pace without stress. We need more of that attitude as grown-ups lol

1 year ago by PhilosophicalPanda

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Absolutely! The Hey Duggee 'Tidy Up Badge' episode actually got through to my little tornado and he's been picking up toys ever since. Like, it's fun now cause it's a game? Color me surprised but also so grateful.

1 year ago by KiddoKare