hello donkey (Tots TV (DVD))

Member Name: sweetlady

Product:	Tots TV (DVD)
Date:	31/10/01 (273 review reads)
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Advantages: teaches kids in an interesting way

Disadvantages: none

When my son was a tot (he's now 10) he loved this program, he was mesmerised from beginning to end - I can still see that look on his face, jaw dropped open and wide eyed (so sweet).

This enchanting series for preschoolers was written by Andrew Davenport. It features puppets Tilly, Tom and Tiny who live in a secret house. The Tots care for their house and venture forth for a small, preschooler-sized adventure from which they learn important lessons about how the world works. The Tots share the house with Donkey (who is, indeed, a real donkey) and the mischievous Furryboo, who unawares to the Tots, also lives in the secret house.

~~Tilly~~
She speaks only French (Europe) or Spanish (America) - helps children accept different languages as part of everyday life in a multi-cultural society.
Magic happens when Tilly plays her flute.
Red is her favourite colour.
She loves to tell the Tots secrets.
She is the most self-assured Tot and usually acts on impulse.

~~Tom~~
He is the oldest Tot. Thoughtful, dependable and often provides support for the other Tots.
He usually knows more than Tilly and Tiny, and loves to tell them facts.
He likes to think things through.
He keeps special things, like his crayons, in his trouser pockets.
He's proud to wear his glasses (he only removes them when he goes to sleep).
His favourite colour is blue.
He has a blue teddy bear and a blue telephone on which he can call the other Tots.

~~Tiny~~
He is the youngest Tot.
He is very impulsive, always ready to rush into things and experiments.
He is VERY attached to his cardigan (with all it's badges and buttons).
He loves his "Homemade" binoculars (he uses to look at things in the garden).
His favourite colour is green.

The tots all love to read or share stories and make up songs but Tiny loves singing silly songs that he makes up: "O
oby dooby doo!"

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