I hadn't heard about Veggie Takes till recently, and I was a little leery of a "Christian kids' show". I was afraid that it would be an anti-homosexual, we're-all-going-to-hell, the-world-is-going-to-end-tomorrow type show. I broke down finally after hearing some really awesome things about it, and borrowed it from the library.My little one, after a little hemming and hawing, sat down and watched it once. Then it was on non-stop replay for an entire week!
It features all-new and exciting adventures for your favorite VeggieTales characters, while remaining true to the values-driven storytelling that has long made VeggieTales a beloved part of childhood. In each 22-minute episode of VeggieTales in the House, two separate 11-minute stories impart important life lessons, designed to please both young viewers and longtime fans of the VeggieTales brand. Every episode also includes brand-new songs and, of course, the famous closing phrase that has been at the heart of VeggieTales from the beginning: “God made you special, and He loves you very much.”
The first episode starts off with Larry wanting a puppy and even though he could get a puppy for free it shows how much responsibility and money is involved. A FANTASTIC lesson for kids and some parents too. It remained true to the VeggieTales I love with catchy songs and it is short enough for your little ones with short attention spans. We love these shows!
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Yes I have, lately, and it is so cute :)
ReplyDeleteYes we have many of the DVDs and my daughter loves Larry the Cucumber and Bob the Tomato.
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yes I have watched veggie tales with my whole family, Thank you!
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