my 2 yr old loves this show. when he plays with his phone he calls them. and he is always turning off the light to play the drums in the dark. he is a one man band lol. he sings and dances with the show and with out sometimes. i like this show as a parent. we need some new episodes.
The Fresh Beat Band
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Common Sense says
Perky pals teach musical concepts with positive messages.
Why We Rated This
for Ages 3 and Up
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What Parents Need to Know
This review of The Fresh Beat Band was written by Emily Ashby
Parents need to know that this upbeat series treats preschoolers to a music-filled good time while promoting kid-friendly messages about friendship, imagination, self-expression, and cooperation. Kids are also exposed to a spectrum of musical instruments and musical concepts like lyrics, tempo, and harmony. The show’s fairly juvenile, silly humor probably won’t appeal to older kids, but it’s a fine choice for the preschool set.
Families Can Talk About
- Families can talk about what problem the characters faced in a particular episode. How did they solve it? What resources did they use? Have you ever experienced a similar problem? What did you do?
What kinds of music do you like? How does music make you feel? Would you like to play an instrument? If so, which one?
Kids: What are some of your favorite TV shows? Why do you like them? What rules does your family have about TV?
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Preschoolers will find it hard to sit still watching this upbeat series, which is overflowing with the kind of exaggerated, zany comedy kids love, along with catchy original tunes and motivating dance numbers. Though the show's breathless pace at times borders on chaotic, it’s a forgivable snag, since each episode includes plenty of positive messages and music appreciation. Kids will learn about musical concepts like duets, tempo, and rhythm as well as a range of musical instruments, and they'll see how multiple elements combine to form a song.
Plus, the perky stars demonstrate teamwork and consideration for others in everything they do, reminding kids that when you put friendship first, everything else falls into place. The content and musical selections in each episode tap into important issues that will ring true with kids -- like tackling new challenges, being creative, and knowing your limits -- so parents can rest assured that their preschoolers are gleaning positive messages amid all the fun.
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Kids ages: 2
I rate this title on for age 2 and give it- My highlights are:
- Good role models
go fresh beats go
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Kids ages: 3
I rate this title on for age 2 and give it- My highlights are:
- Good role models
Wonderful show for a 3-year-old.
My granddaughter who just had her third birthday has watched this show since it first aired. She loves it and gets excited when it comes on so that she can dance. Then she asks me to dance with her, which is one of those wonderful moments for a grandmother to share regularly with her granddaughter. This show is full of fun, energy, and good messages, so I hope it stays on for a very long time.
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I rate this title on for age 7 and give it
it's good for kids
this is good i watch this all the time!
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Kids ages: 2, 2
I rate this title on for age 2 and give it- My highlights are:
- Good role models
Even great for toddlers who love music and to dance
My daughter is 16 months and she loves this show. It is one of the 3 shows on TV that I let her watch, because she loves music and she dances through each episode. I love that it keeps her active in the winter when she can't get outside to play, because she dances in circles in our living room. Between the songs, she is in a trance listening to what the characters have to say. I love that nothing gets them down, they don't insult each other or make each other feel bad. They are great role models for how friends should treat each other and how to have a positive outlook on life. There's something very encouraging about a show where they wake up happy and can't wait to get out of bed and start a new day. Additionally, it is a show that I as a mother enjoy watching with her - the music is tolerable for a change, not too far from what I'd hear on the radio sometimes. Even the dances are fun to watch as they're well choreographed.
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Kids ages: 2, 2, 5
I rate this title on for age 2 and give it- My highlights are:
I'm 64. Daughter is 25. G'kds r 2 and 7 mo. Go figure.
The pre schoolers in this house just love this show. They would really be heartbroken if it were to be removed from our viewing. The big guy, Twist, really enjoys what he is doing. He is the only one out of the four that seems like he really enjoys what he is doing. The others are there for the money.

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