Parents need to know that this gentle show illustrates timeless fables with important life lessons for kids like respect, self-esteem, and problem-solving skills. The stories are brought to life in crisp, black-and-white designs that are as appealing to the eye as the narrators’ kid-friendly storytelling is to youngsters’ ears. What’s more, the show’s brief format (each tale is about five minutes long) makes it easy to limit kids’ TV time.
Educational value:Kids learn the importance of practicing patience, problem-solving, self-respect, and key life lessons.
Positive messages:Each story centers on an important life lesson like respect, modesty, or understanding.
Positive role models:All of the characters learn from their mistakes and find a way to improve their situations and help others.
I'm not really sure why there are comments on here about this show being R rated, because that is far from the truth. My 15 month old watches this at least twice a week and I've never seen anything bad on there. It's educational and family friendly. I think my son may have a crush on Nina =) Right now on sproutonline they are having a voting poll to choose Nina's new PJ's!!