How Australia’s ‘Bluey’ conquered children’s entertainment
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#2Pay walled but I assume it's "somethingsomething parents actually like watching it too." Since that seems to be everyone's reaction, including mine.
My 20 something sister with no kid watches it.
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#3Pay walled but I assume it's "somethingsomething parents actually like watching it too." Since that seems to be everyone's reaction, including mine. My 20 something sister with no kid watches it.
Agreed. It's also just beautiful.
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#4Pay walled but I assume it's "somethingsomething parents actually like watching it too." Since that seems to be everyone's reaction, including mine. My 20 something sister with no kid watches it.
I love Bluey. I was raised with Heeler dogs so that was major for my initial openness to the show. I may like the show more than my son does even!
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#5So wholesome!
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#6Pay walled but I assume it's "somethingsomething parents actually like watching it too." Since that seems to be everyone's reaction, including mine. My 20 something sister with no kid watches it.
Here's an archive link: https://archive.is/ArnbD
Pretty much spot on, it has a couple funny quotes like the Bluey episode about a cricket match beating the ratings of the actual cricket match, and how the ABC (Australia's BBC) gave the international rights to the British BBC (which was a rather colossal mistake).
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#8Pay walled but I assume it's "somethingsomething parents actually like watching it too." Since that seems to be everyone's reaction, including mine. My 20 something sister with no kid watches it.
That's been my experience; my spouse and I watched three seasons of Bluey, maybe 80% after our child went to bed. It's a visual parenting manual.
Re: How Australia’s ‘Bluey’ conquered children’s entertainment
#9Pay walled but I assume it's "somethingsomething parents actually like watching it too." Since that seems to be everyone's reaction, including mine. My 20 something sister with no kid watches it.
That's been my experience; my spouse and I watched three seasons of Bluey, maybe 80% after our child went to bed. It's a visual parenting manual.
> It's a visual parenting manual.
Haha - this is what I told someone the other day. Brandon (Bluey’s dad) is a source of inspiration for me. I’ve put his lighthearted parenting tricks to work with much success!
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
That's been my experience; my spouse and I watched three seasons of Bluey, maybe 80% after our child went to bed. It's a visual parenting manual.
> It's a visual parenting manual. Haha - this is what I told someone the other day. Brandon (Bluey’s dad) is a source of inspiration for me. I’ve put his lighthearted parenting tricks to work with much success!
Bluey’s dad’s name is Bandit.