Parents' Guide to Mickey's Christmas Tales

Mickey's Christmas Tales TV show: Mickey and Minnie hold Christmas cookies as their friends look on in while smiling in front of a Christmas tree.

Common Sense Media Review

Stephanie Morgan By Stephanie Morgan , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 3+

Positive claymation-style shorts celebrate Christmas cheer.

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What's the Story?

MICKEY'S CHRISTMAS TALES is a collection of shorts, each with a running time of around two minutes. They all show Mickey and his friends celebrating the Christmas season and, sometimes, running into a problem or causing some mischief along the way.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
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A modern animated collection crafted to invoke nostalgia by mimicking the classic style of vintage claymation films. Packing a fast-paced story into a concise two-minute format, each episode of Mickey's Christmas Tales is designed for quick enjoyment. Fans of Mickey, Goofy, and the rest of their lovable crew will appreciate the blend of comic pratfalls and heartwarming themes like friendship, generosity, and helpfulness. Keep in mind, though, the episodes' briefness makes them more suitable for moments when you need a quick entertainment fix than for binge watching.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about positive behaviors that you like, point out a positive lesson in the show, and relate it to an example from your lives.

  • Do Mickey and his friends celebrate the holidays the same way your family does? Talk about how your traditions are similar or different and about the many different holidays that are celebrated this time of year around the world.

  • Point out instances when Mickey and his friends display teamwork and talk about why is this an important character strength.

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Mickey's Christmas Tales TV show: Mickey and Minnie hold Christmas cookies as their friends look on in while smiling in front of a Christmas tree.

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