The kids enjoyed this Dvd a lot my daughter who is almost 6 was dancing around like crazy to the music.

Overall, this was a fun DVD that held the attention of all three girls, from Jade (20 months) to Sunshine (almost 7). The album and DVD are each roughly 45 minutes in length (with the DVD available with a French-language option of course). Lily’s favourite song was “ Octopus,” a cute ditty about how the octopus is the fanciest creature in the ocean. Now there are 59 videos, 49 of which are the Season 1 pile which provide the 24 songs drawn for the album and DVD.One the first sentences my (now) 2 year old learned was "Big Block Singsong" and it got/gets uttered often. I liked the fact that the songs were both fun and educational, encouraging the girls to think more about their feelings or their favourite animals or just what sort of nose fits on their face. Turns out that the delightful series of 2-minute music videos date back to 2009, when Canadian illustrator Warren Brown and composer Adam Goddard (now Goddard/Brown) first unleashed Big Box Singsong, as it was then known, onto the world.

If your kids like the Big Block Sing Song, they may also enjoy PAW Patrol: Winter Rescues or I Love Toopy and Binoo. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. The advantage of the album is that you get the incredibly-awesome “Princess,” a track which doesn’t appear on the DVD, and, potentially, portability via CD or mp3 player.After I listened to and watched Big Block Singsong’s album ( Big Block Singsong Greatest Hits) and DVD ( Big Block Singsong Volume One) a couple times, my first question was “Why have I not heard of these before? Nous et tous nos visiteurs de 7 à 77ans trouvent trouvent ça cute et comique et lui aime surtout essayer de chanter les paroles. I initially assumed that the fact it was a (relatively new) Disney Junior show meant that I was just out of the TV loop. The videos are inherently humorous (it’s a square monkey, after all), but the lyrics sometimes offer opportunities for visual jokes. Each video episode is about 2 minutes long and features an animated rectangular block with big eyes and mouth singing about a topic, usually themselves.