Yo Gabba Gabba
Easton has decided that he likes the show Yo Gabba Gabba. I'm not sure where he saw it first, but I would give anything to go back in time and erase that moment. I keep asking him, "Are you SURE you want to watch this?" And he is adamant that he loves the show. I've been searching for a reason to tell him that he's not allowed to watch this anymore but I can't come up with anything better than "Mommy thinks it's weird". There's really no educational value in there. Just big creepy puppets that sing monotonous songs. Kind of like Teletubbies for big kids.
If you think I'm overreacting you can check them here out on youtube or here. But don't say you weren't warned.
5 comments:
so what would happen if he ran into a yo gabba gabba at fazoli's? maybe that would do the trick.
I certainly think I could STREEETCH things and say this show works on large motor skills, following directions and singing, however, Andrew will NEVER see what this show is about.
Weird? That doesn't even begin to describe it. And, for the record, I HATE the Teletubbies. :-)
ok, i just had time to watch the whole clip and i have to say i like them about 100 times better than the tubbies. that woman, however, was weird.
but click on the other clips. i mean, come on. they got frodo as a guest dancey dancer!
That looks like a weird throwback to early 80s early-morning children's programming. I note with approval, though, that the gold robot looks amusingly like Bender from Futurama, whom I regard as an excellent role model for any child.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bender_(Futurama)
You warned me. What ever happened to good old Sesame Street? I wonder if Leslie ever watches herself on this show. She may choose a different costume. . . so may the doddle bops.
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