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Why We Recommend It
The aptly named heroine of this show demonstrates how to overcome obstacles by staying true to yourself.
Read our full reviewDevelopmentally, preschoolers love anything with singing, repetition, and colorful characters. That's why they love shows like Sesame Street. But they'll absorb anything -- which means they can learn their ABCs or meaningful lessons on how to get along with others, or they can learn about junk food.
Try this: Preschoolers can't tell the difference between an ad and a program. Instead of learning about a sugar cereal, let your kids watch children's shows without commercials where they can build reading readiness skills. It's healthier. And limit TV time. Doctors recommend under 30 minutes a day.
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