Parents' Guide to

Connie the Cow

By Larisa Wiseman, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 2+

This curious little cow will charm preschoolers.

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age 6+

Based on 5 parent reviews

age 17+

Don't bother

I never watched this show, thank god it is off air There is not enough reviews, but why did they give 3/5 for positive messages, this is a kids show. There are two reasons why I do not like this show. It only has 5.8/10 on IMDb And it is short.

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age 2+

What is it with all these trolls?

Quit smack talking this show! All those bad comments, those are all lies! This is a great TV show and there is no nudity, swearing, violence or drinking whatsoever! Totally recommended for preschoolers

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Is It Any Good?

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Connie herself is infinitely likable, with her insatiable curiosity and cheerful disposition. She and her friends show a zest for life that's contagious -- they make something as simple as jumping into a cool pond on a hot day seem like a full-body treatment at a luxurious spa. And their way of expressing joy is irresistibly cute -- Patch the puppy, for example, turns upside down and wiggles his toes when he's happy, while Connie jumps straight up in the air as her feet fly in all directions. As she goes through her day, Connie is usually presented with a challenge or dilemma that she must solve -- whether it's learning how to count so she can play hide-and-seek, or helping two butterflies learn how to tell a rainstorm is coming.

If viewers aren't immediately drawn in by Connie and her friends' charming accents, they'll surely be captivated by the cartoon's pastiche of vibrant colors and dazzling, imaginative designs that adorn the animals and insects. There's so much to look at in every scene, whether it's a wonderfully weird, patterned bug crawling up a tree or the gorgeously artistic scenery. The tasks at the end of each segment involve colorful depictions of animals, plants, and insects, which gets kids excited to learn about nature. Overall, the show gets straight A's for visual entertainment and educational value and for inspiring preschoolers to be curious about all the wonderful things that surround them.

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