TV.
Honest, scored reviews of the kids' shows. The ones worth pressing play on, and the ones that drain the room.
Curated by Jerrica Sannes · 70 shows scored
- The Snowy Day
- Guess How Much I Love You
- Bluey
- If You Give a Mouse a Cookie
- Stella and Sam
- Puffin Rock
- The Bug Diaries
- Angela's Christmas
- Stillwater
- Elinor Wonders Why
- Trash Truck
- Little Bear
Show of the day.
One show from the top of the rubric. A fresh pick each day.
The Bug Diaries
Originally on Prime
An animated comedy series that follows a comic trio of slimy, crawly, and buzzy bug friends whose tiny world offers up huge adventures.
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Questions about the reviews.
How the rubric works, why grades land where they do, and how new shows get added.
Grades are calculated from a 100-point rubric across attention, behavior, language, developmental fit, and diversity. A is 90+, B is 80–89, and so on. The full methodology lives in the TV rubric.
Popularity isn't the rubric. A show can be entertaining and still be hard on attention or social-emotional development. The score reflects what we see in real classrooms and homes, not what's trending.
The reviews are here for the moments when screens make sense. If you want a structured way to lower the dial overall, start with Screen-Time or Courses.
A handful each month when we can, guided by what's trending, what members are asking about, and what my own children are interested in.
Episodes. Jerrica watches multiple episodes across a season before a grade is assigned, never a press kit or a streaming description. See the TV rubric for the full method.
