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My Daughter is a Digimon Tamers Fan. October 18, 2007

Posted by caldi-chan in : Kids TV shows, parents , 3comments

The main Characters from Digimon Season Three.

So it would seem that after watching all the episodes of Digimon Tamers, Tia has found a new show she likes.

We had taken the chance to borrow a lap top, with said Series on it. It only took about two days before my daughter was hooked. So now while working on various projects, and the usual motherhood gig, my daughter has imagined she has one of her own digimon, and a divice with digimon cards.

In fact quite often she can be heard saying “Digi Modify! Speed Activate!” and then pretending to beat up on the bad guys. At one point, when the school teacher of the school that Jerri, Takato, Kenta, and Kazu attend went running onto a field with the class saying ”You can to it Takato.” My daughter cheerfuly joined in on the spectacle.

I imagine that a few years from now, she will not only own several Digimon related items, she’ll know more about the entire franchise then even myself.  I recall fondly before I was even pregnant watching the first two season and enjoying myself quite a bit. It wasn’t anything like pokemon, and the idea was an interesting concept.

It seems now, my daughter is infatuated with the idea.

Yep it seems I have a mini didgimon fan on my hands now.
So any ideas on where to get the season on dvd?

Kids and their music. October 3, 2007

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Backyardigans CD Cover. 

So a few weeks ago, I aquired for a Tia from the Chapters book store, a CD. The Cd of course is in fact from the ever popular TV show at Nick Jr called Backyardigans.

Face it, if you’re a father or a mother this is a high quality show you enjoy with the lil kids. For whatever reason, something just draws you in and you find yourself sitting on the couch (or floor) with your children watching intently as Pablo, Tyrone, Uniqa, Tasha, and Austin go on various musical adventures, dancing across the landscape via their imaginations. You may like the music, or the set themes, or even the fact that it’s just a fun show to watch. Heck, you might even be asking yourself, how come we never had such a cool show when we were kids?

Whatever the reason, kids and parents enjoy the show. Today the CD we got a few weeks ago, has been on repeat since we returned from my daughters school.

You’d think after four to five hours of the CD on repeat that I would be sick of it. Strangely I am not sick of it. Like the show, it has drawn me in, and I find my foot tapping on the floor to the beat. My fingers snapping or I am quietly singing along.

The songs are catchey, fun, and simplistic. One song actually teaches about the values of saying please and thank you. Which just so happens to be my daughters prefered song to listen to. Strangely enough, she took the song to heart and now she has turned into a sweet little angel. Saying please and thank you.

The CD consists of 19 songs and one bonus video which requires Quick Time, which I aparently need to down load. However, for this family it’s the music we prefer to listen to.

Even now, as I write this Tia is singing along and she’s really good at it. She knows most words and even dances her own little dances. Watching her simply puts a smile on my face. So if there are any parents out there, I strongly recomend this CD.