Teletubbies Reviews

There are a lot of children from time to time get referred to a speech therapy so there speech can improve. Just by listening to the teletubbies this can not help your childrens speech. Imagine everybody in the world today walked around speaking like the teletubbies it would be very funny indeed. About ...  Read the complete review

In our house, we very rarely watch any TV. I've tried not to make it a part of my day with my 8 month old son but I have to admit that at 3.45 we turn on the TV and watch Teletubbies on BBC Choice (Sky Digital) Jake loves it! He's not so bothered by the short films they do, he's much too young to understand or even relate to ...  Read the complete review

Our 8 month old daughter has quite a passion for the Teletubbies, we have recorded a full tape of the 4 colourful blobs and that strange side kick hoover type thing, all in the purpose of being able to put her in front of the TV for 10 minutes of entertainment. Before we had Morgan, Teletubbies was concidered the spawn of satan, but now, in our ...  Read the complete review

I am assured that this program has a storyline. I have watched this on occasion and I ASSURE YOU, there is NO storyline whatsoever. They are evil, evil little things, if you’ve read my Big Break review, that was a complete understatement compared with this disgusting ‘kids’ show. What’s so ...  Read the complete review

The Teletubbies are amazing! Even at my age I can't help but be enticed by them, especially the gorgeous Po; what a babe. The way they sing and dance, it's so good. I heard a rumour once that they're just people in suits, but I think that's a lie. Although there does seem to be some form of zip along their backs. Look at ...  Read the complete review

Now that the hype is over and we no longer see queues of parents under extreme stress snaking around Toys ‘R Us in search of that elusive soft toy perhaps we can all start to see the Teletubbies for what they really are; characters in a television programme designed to entertain pre-school children. And a jolly good one too! ...  Read the complete review

My daughter who is now fouteen months old has been watching teletubbies since she was a newborn. She would sit in her bouncy chair and gurgle and goo at all her favourite bits. She is now keener on the Tweenies, but the sight of a Teletubbie (either on the tv, in a magazine, or one of the toy ones) will still raise a delighted shriek. A ...  Read the complete review

The teletubbies are the most annoying bunch of idiots on this earth, to us ADULTS , but then who are we to comment? My son has since grown out of them and my daughter is not yet old enough to appreciate them (thank god) but for all that my son adored it. However I do think that it encourages kids to talk nonsense. My neice used to watch it ...  Read the complete review

My 9 month old seems to be addicted to the teletubbies already! Perhaps it's because her big sister watches it so often that she recognises the theme tune from when she was in the womb, or when I would put on a video when breast feeding to keep the toddler in the same room as me. Whatever it is, she likes this odd little programme and finds ...  Read the complete review

my 2 yr old loves to watch teletubbies and he has picked up lots of words from the programme, he knows all the names and loves dipsy and po the best. the only time i get peace is when teletubbies and tweenies are on, except for when they have the bit with the lion and the bear the lion terrifies him and ends up coming to me crying,I ...  Read the complete review

People seem to think that the Teletubbies is a programme purely for little children. The fact that they enjoy it is an added bonus - it allows us to watch uninterrupted (except by that bit they show twice - very good for the kids, very boring for us). These creatures live in a land free from nastiness, everyone loves each other and ...  Read the complete review

my 2 children love the teletubbies, they watch it whanever they can and own most of the videos, they are 1 and 2 and I really don't seem the harm in letting them watch it, They copie things that la-la,dipsy,tinky-winky and po do and its good learing I think. My daughter who has had troule learing to talk has picked up their names ...  Read the complete review

There are two types of people, those who love teletubbies, and those who hate it. One thing cannot be denied, the children love them. There are four of these funny creatures, Thinkywinky, Lala, Dipsy and Po. They live under some grass and eat 'tubby tustard' and 'tubbie toast' and have a talking Hoover. They get the name ...  Read the complete review