Parents' Guide to

Abby Hatcher

By Emily Ashby, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 4+

Friendly girl helps creature friends solve their problems.

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What you will—and won't—find in this TV show.

Community Reviews

age 4+

Based on 23 parent reviews

age 2+
I enjoy the show. I watch it with my kids. In my opinion, Abby is very responsible. She tries to teach the little fuzzly monsters how to do the right thing when they mess up on things. I don't think it's stupid at all. It's really cute! My favorite episode is in the 2nd season about The Blossom Band. Plus, I enjoy watching my daughter sing and dance to it. It brightens my day with her smile.

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Educational value
Great messages
age 3+

Very sweet show!

This show is really great for the little ones. Adorable characters, cute stories, positive messages. The main character is a strong girl, which my kids love. It's hard to find shows for young kids that I can enjoy watching, and this one is fun for us all.

This title has:

Educational value
Great messages
Great role models

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say (23 ):
Kids say (8 ):

Self-assured, gregarious Abby delights with her determined spirit and her joyful dedication to her friends. On call to her Fuzzly buddies through the watch her father gives her, Abby leaps into action to help when they call, with loyal Bozzly by her side. Together they help their friends foster their special abilities, which the Fuzzlies put to good use helping around the hotel.

Add Abby Hatcher to your circulation of shows with positive female characters who lead by example. When she goes the extra mile for a Fuzzly friend, Abby reminds kids of the joys of showing kindness to others without receiving anything but appreciation in return. This sweet, lively show is a fun pick for kids.

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