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Description: Launched in February 2002, this new BBC digital channel is suitable for all toddlers, featuring all their favourites ... more
CBeebies ... including Tweenies, Teletubbies, Playdays, Bill and Ben and many new programmes.

Newest Review: ... Builder, Nina and the Neurons, In the Night Garden and Charlie and Lola. The programmes are fairly educational so I don't ... more

 ... tend to mind my children watching them but I do tend to find that the shows are repeated throughout the day so it is not a babysitter for sure! I use the channel if I need to get on with cooking dinner, or to get some housework done. The programmes are bright, colourful and catchy. They all include music of some kind, somewhere, and I often find myself humming tunes later in the day. The Bedtime Hour is on between 6pm and 7pm and is the perfect windown in our house. Our children know that they watch the Bedtime Ho...more

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Cbeebies
Release Date: 2006 - 11 - 27, Audio CD, U.M.T.V.
Last Update 08.11.2009 05:40
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Cbeebies - the Official Album (LimitedEdition)
Release Date: 2002 - 11 - 18, Audio CD, Umtv
Last Update 08.11.2009 05:40
£ 19.99


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munchkin-bitch
Premium Review CBeebies: Big Fun Time! (551 words)
by - written on 04/03/08 (Very useful, 683 readings)
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My husband and i recently purchased a 37 inch lcd tv. My husband was agog with excitement, yet since it has been home the main thing that has been on is Cbeebies! My daughter first discovered the 'joys' of tv with this channel when she was around 6 months old-i used to let her watch the odd program when i wanted to get things done round the house. Since the birth of my second and third child, it seems that the tv is eternally stuck on the channel 702 (on virgin tv). Its terrible really, as my eldest started playschool last week, so i thought that it would give me a chance to watch something else on tv-i didnt count on my middle child whinging at me ...  Read the complete review

kingfisher111
Crowned Review Watching, playing, making, dancing - something for every chi ... (1382 words)
by - written on 27/02/08 (Very useful, 652 readings)
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When I first had my children, I, probably like many other parents, thought that I would hardly let them watch television at all. But then reality struck, and I realised that there are certain times of the day that a little television is actually quite a good thing, especially if I am to get anything done around the house and retain a little sanity as well. I do usually suggest watching a bit of TV for quiet times such as just after lunch or when I am trying to get tea ready. Sometimes my daughters choose to watch a DVD at this time instead, but I generally can guarantee that if we switch Cbeebies (a digital channel which cn be found on Freeview 71) on there ...  Read the complete review

bruffyboy
Premium Review CBeebies: non stop childish fun! (315 words)
by - written on 29/10/09 (Very useful, 25 readings)
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Cbeebies is a kids' TV channel that is aimed at six year olds and under. It has been around since 2002, and is a free channel. I have to say that the idea of a 24 hour TV channel of kids' TV goes against something in me. There was something important about coming home from school and watching an hour or two of TV before it went into Neighbours and then finally the news. These days, there's no need to stop, and that worries me on the level that the TV becomes the surrogate parent of kids everywhere. Anyway, this is a good channel with some brilliant content. All the BBC favs are there, and particular favourites of mine include Bob the Builder, ...  Read the complete review

Claribella
Premium Review A mum's best friend (543 words)
by - written on 23/06/09 (Very useful, 25 readings)
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I am one of those horrible mums that doesn't let her boys watch television all day and I believe more in interacting with your children rather than letting the TV educate them. However there are occasions that I call on the 'trusty' cast of the Cbeebies channel to entertain and educate my boys for half an hour whilst I prepare the tea. The Cbeebies channel is aimed at children up to the age of four years old and plays a range of programmes that are applicable to that age range. There are cartoons, educational programmes and activity based shows that encourage the watcher to participate. The channel runs continuously throughout the day but there are ...  Read the complete review

mummyme
Premium Review CBeebies: my babysitter in the box (280 words)
by - written on 12/06/09 (Very useful, 10 readings)
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Cbeebies Cbeebies is a TV channel designed for pre school children. It was launched in February 2002, the channel is produced by the bbc. It is on air from 6am till 7pm every night (which is great for me as these are the hours my children are awake) Cbeebies try to offer a good mix of educations and fun programs for the children. The schedule is the same weekdays with a different schedule for weekends . One week days the programs are broken down in to sections From 6am to 9am is Get Set Go! From the programs shown in this time my children favourite has to be Tikkabillka and Mr Tumble which is one of my favs From ...  Read the complete review

 

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