Party games, laughs & giggles (Tweenies (DVD))

Member Name: Krystal

Product:	Tweenies (DVD)
Date:	05/02/01 (184 review reads)
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Advantages: Entertaining and educational

Disadvantages: None

Bought as a Christmas present for my daughter, who's nearly 3, Party games , laughs and giggles has been watched at least once a day since then.

It has all the usual Tweenie fun - Song Time when Bella, Milo, Fizz and Jake do the Hokey Cokey; and Messy Time when they make their own dominoes using different coloured paints for each number.

The Tweenies present a production of Aladdin, starring Milo in the title role, which is really funny. Jake plays wicked Uncle Abanazar, but the little fella can't pronounce it properly and thinks his name is "Haveabanana". Well, he is the youngest Tweenie! Very amusing.

The Tweenie telly has gone to be repaired, and at first they don't know what they'll do without it. They soon start to use their imaginations though, and star in their own programmes in "Tweenie TV". Watch out for Max and his ventriloquist's dummy called Arnold. My two fall about laughing each time they watch this bit.

There are plenty of other songs and games to enjoy in an hour long video, including Fizz's birthday party (she's going to be 4!) where the others bring presents and a cake for her.

Although the Tweenies are aimed at pre-school children, my son, who will be 5 soon, loves it as well. In fact I have to set the video each day to tape it for him while he's at school! I also admit to being a Tweenie fan - we're going to see them "live" in a couple of weeks!

At £8.99 this video is excellent value for money, and as Milo would say, it's Fabarooney!

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