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Have been offered some 'merch' relating to these children's TV characters.
Do any of you parents of younger offspring have any feedback about the popularity of either programme.?
Back in the day there wasn't much I didn't know about the Tellytubbies or the Tweenies, but now my daughters are older it's all One Direction and Arctic Monkeys and ipads and facebook.
Any info greatly received, thanks
Clarky
Do any of you parents of younger offspring have any feedback about the popularity of either programme.?
Back in the day there wasn't much I didn't know about the Tellytubbies or the Tweenies, but now my daughters are older it's all One Direction and Arctic Monkeys and ipads and facebook.
Any info greatly received, thanks
Clarky
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For merchandise the Mike the knight stuff is probably more 'fun' since it's knights, dragons, castles and vikings. It's a yank show.
Octonauts is probably the discerning choice as it's educational about underwater creatures. It's fun but there's some learning in it too. It's a Brit show. My daughter's 3 and watches both of them. TBF Mike the Knight is a bit of a spoilt wee tit that thinks he can do whatever he likes. I'd go with Octonauts. |
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Blue blood says it all
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Good work erse2, thanks for that
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Flappity flippers, Octonauts all the way imo. For a show aimed at 2-6 yr olds it's brilliantly well made, reasonably educational and even quite funny. TBH I only ever get to watch CBeebies nowadays so I do know what I'm on about here...
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Chuggington a shocking omission.
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1= Octonauts
1= Q Pootle 5 3. Abney & Teal 4. Raa Raa the Noisy Little Lion 5. Postman Pat (all the kids in the village have the same ginger hair) 6. Numtums (they like it, it's pony) 7. Old Jack's Boat 8= Mike the Knight 8= Chuggington |
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 at Ken. |