Kids TV is navie, don't take it too hard

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Kids TV is very navie and cute if you do not think so much about the content.

However, hubby being one of those parents that been forced to watch the show together, had a different perspective when he recently found out the interesting wild imagination from the creator.

Bubble Guppies

Credits: wikipedia


Apparently,the color and animation used are very nice and cute. That is the reason Cait simply love to watch this series.

One day, hubby sat down with the girls and watch together and found something illogical that he kept laughing by himself. Totally does not make sense to him, and he quickly told the wifey to watch it too.

What is the thing that amuse hubby? This is something the kids have not learn about it yet.

Guppies, live in the water. To adult, it is everything related to underwater world.

When hubby saw clouds, cars, lamp and everything on land were in the water, he rubbed his eyes and view it again. Oh gosh, this is quite misleading to the kids. Rather than explaining or pouring of cold water, he still let them carry on the show, because this is after all a pre school show for the kids. Nothing to take it too hard.





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