Parents' Guide to Eva the Owlet

Eva the Owlet poster: Eva and Baxter, the bat, sit on a tree top in front of the bright night sky, while Eva writes in her journal.

Common Sense Media Review

Diondra K. Brown By Diondra K. Brown , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 2+

Adventure soars to new heights in fun preschool show.

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age 3+

Based on 6 parent reviews

What's the Story?

EVA THE OWLET takes viewers into the nocturnal world of Treetopington. Eva and her owlet best friends, Lucy and Jacob, along with her pet bat, Baxter, go on one high-flying adventure after another. Eva's classmates and teacher, Ms. Featherbottom, often inspire her feathery fun. She never leaves home without her beloved diary, where she expresses herself through writing. Eva uses her emotional intelligence skills to help others -- including her parents and brothers. You never know what fun adventure, or important life lesson Eva will embark on next!

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say ( 6 ):
Kids say : Not yet rated

This is a delightful show for the entire family to enjoy. Eva the Owlet makes viewers want to build a treehouse of their own in Treetopington; it evokes a timely message of community and togetherness. The characters' use of emotional intelligence skills are presented in a way that preschool viewers will understand. Eva's interest in expressive writing caters to diverse learning styles and adaptive forms of communication. Eva the Owlet inspires fun and familiarity for kids and parents alike.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about how, in Eva the Owlet, Eva and her friends always go on adventures at night. Do you know why that is? What does Eva spend her time doing during the day?

  • If you lived in Treetopington, where would you want to go on an adventure?

  • Eva communicates her thoughts and feelings through words and writing in her diary. How do you like to express your thoughts and feelings?

  • What if you were an owl like Eva? Use crayons and colored pencils to draw what you would look like!

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Eva the Owlet poster: Eva and Baxter, the bat, sit on a tree top in front of the bright night sky, while Eva writes in her journal.

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