Released: January 8, 2013
Studio: NCircle Entertainment
Running Time: 60 minutes
“The Pajanimals love to play games, sing songs and go on great adventures to meet new friends. Each story resolves a challenge typically encounted during every preschooler’s day. Through their imaginary journeys, these friends discover fun ways to learn daily life lessons. Snuggle up with the Pajanimals for a magical adventure and play date that encourages a bedtime routine!”
Episodes included:
- I’m Sorry, Really Sorry
- A Colorful Problem
- Game Day
- Share Day
- The Rocket Ride
I don’t think my 18 month old has ever seen Pajanimals but boy did she love this DVD. While she is not a tv watcher, she loves music and puppets so this show is perfect for her. It is a wholesome show of puppets only that interact with other just like kids would (they are preschool age in the show) and the lessons are simple for young kids to understand. The songs though is what attracted my little one to run to the tv, literally run. There are enough episodes on this DVD to watch one here or there or to even keep on as background music, the songs are so cute. The one episode actually was perfect for my 6 year old because it was about not being tall enough for a ride or being scared. One of the Pajanimals was tall enough and was kinda being pushed by his friends to go on this super big ride, he was scared but didn’t want to let his friends down. I was able to show my son that it is okay to be scared and you don’t have to always do what your friends want you to do. Overall, we will be watching this DVD a lot as I think the show is currently on the Sprout Channel but we always miss it.
BUY IT: You can find Pajanimals: Play Date wherever DVDs are sold for a suggested retail price of $9.99.
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I have no tips, I could use some.
reading a story always works
I make up stories with different characters and at the end my daughter always figures out which family member i was referring to
When my daughter was younger I'd read her 1 or 2 books until she fell asleep. It works now on my neice too.Thank you for the cute giveaway! :)
We have a strict routine that we adhere to, so no surprises
This looks too cute!
I let my son watch Baby first tv until he falls asleep.
story
thank you
My daughter is allowed to watch one show or read one book before bed. After that, no issues with going to bed.
I read my daughter a bedtime story or two.