My son loves this cartoon series: Caillou. I can't explain his motives because he also likes Los lunnis, Pocoyo, Mickey Mouse and everything that has colors.
But I know why I like them:
- Caillou is a 4 year old boy naughty, sweet but with genius, with which my son feels identified in age, in the language he uses and in his reactions
- Has family: some parents and a baby sister. Calm down, I don't say this because of a moralistic family discourse but because in many other series they show totally alone and independent children, something incoherent with age and their needs
- A grandmother appears with her granddaughters in the initial narrator figure and I like the presence of 3 generations and the role of the tales as transmission of values and family union
- The mother usually has the baby always in arms
- The parents are very affectionate and respectful to Caillou. They correct him but they do not recriminate him, they never screech at him and they always give the right explanations.
- Is a example of affectionate and linked upbringing
- Has a very catchy song that we sing together
- Is available in Many languages
- And each chapter only lasts 4 ' with which we can see 2 in a row without abusing the screen.
They do not broadcast it on TV. They broadcast it on TV2, there are many chapters on YouTube and they sell DVDs in the kiosks.
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