This is a amazing show for kids ages 2-8! My 6 year old Calley loves this show! every morning before my she goes to first grade she watches episodes on demand in our living room and while i get her lunch ready i hear her bolting out "M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E THATS ME!"At the top of her lunges. My word she loves this show! it about the only show on Disney thats good for kids. All her friends love it to! when her friends come over and want to watch tv they ALWAYS watch the show! its like a never ending chorus of "M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E THATS ME!" ahhh mickey mouse u done it again :)

Totally love it! My son is 13 months and LOVES Mickey Mouse Clubhouse! Everytime it comes on you cannot be holding him or he will throw a fit and run into the other room to watch! He dances to the theme and the 'hot dog' dance ! He talks to Mickey and Friends and goes "totototo" for toodles! It's adorable!

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my son is only 11 months old and every morning when this comes on he stops and sits and watches every episode with out making a peep.

My 16 month old and 5 year old twins LOVE this show. Its always on during breakfast in the morning. I think it's a very cute, educational show. The music, colors, shapes, and animal sounds are great for the baby and the counting, adding, and sorting is good for our older two. My 8 year old has zero intrest in the show so I say its ideal for 1-5 or 6 year olds.

We finally have a show that my two kids, ages 2 & 8, don't fight about watching. With such a difference in age there isn’t a lot they can “share”. However, when my husband or I turn on Mickey Mouse Club, they both sit down to watch. Also we don’t have to worry about them spending too much time in front of the T.V. It’s only a 25 minute show giving you enough time to get a little housework started, or even take a quick shower! WE LOVE IT!!

My 3 yr old loved it to death, but I cannot stand it... characters are dull, and wayy too much time spent on that grating Tool Box song. No real humor in it, and the CGI is kind of lifeless somehow. But it does have a decent educational component and certainly nothing objectionable or inapropriate, other than the crass commercialism it promotes!

Kids learn counting, colors, patterns, problem-solving, etc.Yet it somehow seems less important then establishing Disney character identification. Unfortunately, they are watered-down version of classic Disney characters. Old Goofy cartoons too violent? No problem! Remember Donald's anger issues? Scrubbed clean! Almost as if Disney were trying to hook an audience even younger than before.... Maybe I'm just old and cynical. Great songs though, thanks to the genius of They Might Be Giants.