Parents' Guide to

Super Monsters Monster Party

By Emily Ashby, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 4+

Lively, short music vids promote positive social behavior.

TV Netflix Kids Musical TV 2018
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A Lot or a Little?

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

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Based on 2 parent reviews

Ghall2020
Ghall2020 Adult
January 26, 2020
age 2+

My son loves it

This show is great for 2 year olds. My son loves it. Best part is the toys are cheap because it isn’t super popular. He got stuffies, a bus, and bobble heads of al the characters for $25. The other shows are so expensive.

This title has:

Great messages
Great role models
swegner
swegner Parent of 0 and 3-year-old
November 22, 2018
age 4+
The animation moved very fast and was hard to follow.
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What's the Story?

SUPER MONSTERS MONSTER PARTY is a series of music videos featuring the characters from Super Monsters. Each episode plays one two-minute song while clips from the series show Katya (voiced by Andrea Libman), Drac (Vincent Tong), Lobo (Alessandro Juliani), Zoe (Nicole Anthony), Cleo (Elyse Maloway), and Frankie (Erin Matthews) interacting with each other in ways that reinforce the songs' themes about cooperation, helpfulness, and kindness.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say: (2):
Kids say: Not yet rated

These shorts are fun to watch, primarily if you are familiar with the preschool series and its colorful cast of characters. As in the show itself, messages about responsible behavior both personally and in relationships with peers and adults are easy to identify. At any given time, you can expect that the monster tots will be seen helping each other overcome challenges, managing feelings, and solving problems.

If this is a first introduction to the Super Monsters for your kids, it's a safe bet that they will want to watch the show afterward. The curious characters are an innocuous introduction to the monster species in general, and their personalities reflect the diversity of their human preschooler counterparts.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about how music makes us feel. Do these Super Monsters songs make you want to sing along or dance? Do they put you in a happy mood? Do their lyrics stick with you even after the video is over?

  • What examples of kindness, friendship, and other positive behavior traits do you see in the characters' interactions? How do they show that they care about each other in Super Monsters Monster Party? In what ways do you do the same for your family and friends?

  • Kids: Who are some of your favorite TV characters? In what ways do their life experiences reflect yours? How do TV characters help us to see things from perspectives different from our own?

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