Parents' Guide to Superbuns

Superbuns TV show poster: Superbuns wearing a superhero cape standing on an open field. Big sister is seen in the back.

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Fernanda Camargo By Fernanda Camargo , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 2+

Cheeky preschool comedy saves the day with kindness.

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age 3+

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What's the Story?

Buns is an energetic bunny who dreams of being a superhero. She wears a cape and is convinced kindness is her superpower -- and she never fails to prove it to her friends. Along with her more analytical sister and supportive friends, Superbuns finds unique and creative ways to help those in need. Her kindness and selflessness always lead to unexpected yet positive results for all.

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Punchy humor and exaggerated comedy bring in viewers who might otherwise be turned off by what could seem like preachy content. Superbuns' cheeky scripts turn explicit lessons into the stories' high points, often showing unexpected positive results from altruistic actions (expected, most likely, if you're the co-viewer). Superbuns' excitement about kindness is bound to inspire children to take initiative and find ways to collaborate with others. Its heightened and, at times, absurd comedy is unusual for a preschool show and sometimes serves as an allegory to discuss important themes like acceptance and prejudice. These positive lessons will be especially well suited for the cognitive development of older preschoolers who can discuss the show with their caretaker.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about kindness and the positive effects of helping others or saying nice words.

  • Buns demonstrates the importance of perseverance. Talk to your kids about times when they were close to giving up and were able to find a solution.

  • When the Bear character is introduced, kids are wary of approaching her because she looks different. How did Bear feel when her friends avoided her? Talk to your kids about the importance of giving people a chance.

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Superbuns TV show poster: Superbuns wearing a superhero cape standing on an open field. Big sister is seen in the back.

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