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I've always loved Cinderella. She went from rags to riches. You never know what will happen, until you put on those glass slippers. Thanks for having the contest!
We've been Noggin addicts since Roo was about Jasper's age and we know most of its programming by heart. We were really excited when Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! came on the air. Its simple storylines and drawing style are charming and the episodes wrap up with a catchy song that showcases the moral of the story. Every episode features a message about the importance of friendship, telling the truth, etc., but the lessons are never preachy or heavy-handed. Roo and Jasper love the songs most. When we received a package of Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! items to review, I assumed Roo would be the one to go ga-ga over it. She did immediately latch on to the DVD (A Tale of Tails) but Jasper claimed the stuffed Wubbzy and electronic board book. I am slightly embarrassed to report that his first recognizable utterance is very clearly "Wow! Wow!"
Roo suggested "maybe Jasper and I can share Wubbzy!" Uh, yeah, you try to wrench the little yellow guy from your baby brother. Let me know how that works for you… I think we might be better off just getting a second Wubbzy doll! You can enter to win a giant Wubbzy prize pack on YouTube in the Wubbzy Dance Contest. Just film your child's stylin' dance moves and upload it for your chance to win a Disco Dancing Wubbzy Doll, Wubbzy, Walden and Widget plush dolls, a collection of 6 Wubbzy books and A Tale of Tails DVD!
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To enter and win a Wubbzy gift pack, including A Tale of Tails DVD, books, Kooky Kollectible toy and plush Wubbzy!, please comment on this post with your favorite cartoon character and the lesson it taught you.
Entries will be accepted through October 8th and I'll pick the winner using Random.org. US readers are eligible. Only one entry/comment per person, please.
Make sure you leave an email address in your comment or that you have one accessible on your blog so you can be contacted if you win! Or, you may choose to check for your nickname at Prizey.Fetch, a site that compiles winners in one convenient place:
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We love Wubzy too! Although I have to continually remind myself that Wubzy is a boy. He isn't very...masculine. But that's okay, one day he will go through "the change" and become a man.
ReplyDeleteI like the random character that says, "That's Koooo-keee!". It is our little inside preschool joke now between me and Jonas.
My favorite cartoon Character; I guess I always liked popeye. He instilled in me a love of spinach.
Am I nuts for not knowing about Wubzy? Maybe about as nuts as one of my bloggy friends who just commented on my Twilight post today, saying that she had never heard of it. How can that be? LOL
ReplyDeleteCute blog. Glad I stopped by. I saw you over on Fractured Toy!
My son loves Wubbzy too! He also loves Oswald and I've learned from that cartoon that Kevin Arnold, um, I mean, Fred Savage, really isn't the greatest singer.
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I always liked Pooh Bear the most. I liked that he played Pooh Sticks. I grew up in the country with no other kids nearby, so I spent a lot of time entertaining myself, and I could easily relate to games like Pooh Sticks.
ReplyDeleteDora was always my favorite with my kids. Oh the Spanish words we have learned over the years!
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I didn't know Fred Savage was the voice on that show. Loved the Wonder Years!
My granddaughter loves Wubbzy and Ozwald and all the toons on Noggin. I babysit her and the TV stays on that channel. I like Dora because now my grandkids are learning some Spanish which comes in handy here in TX>
ReplyDeletemy kids love wubbzey. for my kids there are so many that teach them lessons, dora diego, wonder pets. lessons like teamwork, helping animals. growing up for me it was fraggle rock. the message was bringing out potential in all of us
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My daughter would love a Wubzy gift pack! When I was a kid my favorite characters were the Care Bears, who taught all about caring and sharing and friendship. I think they've been re-released in the past few years but I've yet to see them become really popular again. I wonder if Tenderheart Bear still part of the gang...
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I always loved Road Runner (yes, I'm old!) But he taught me endurance and to never quit, ha!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cartoon character is Love-A-Lot Bear! I learned lessons on being kind and caring.
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I think Eeyore taught lessons on kindness and understanding. He showed that it is okay to be different, to be introspective and quiet and sensitive.
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As a child my favorite cartoon characters were on Muppet Babies - that show really encouraged using your imagination. I learned a lot from that. Thanks for the chance! afdr3d@umkc.edu
ReplyDeleteI love Veggie Tales (my favorite is Larry the Cucumber). They teach all sorts of lessons. Lately my daughter wants to watch the Veggie Tales Jonah movie all the time. The story of Jonah teaches about compassion and even though I'm no longer a kid, it's still a good reminder to be compassionate toward others.
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I learned a lot about classical music from Bugs Bunny!
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While watching my nephew Dora the Explorer is always a request so I have learned to say several things in Spanish.
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I grew up watching She-ra...I honestly can't say I remember learning too much from her. I think kid shows today have much more value behind them!
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ReplyDeleteMy son would love it if I won.
I loved Smurfs.
my daughter loves and adores Dora.. she also has liking towards wow wow wubby..i like the way she has learned to talk more and also to count..
ReplyDeleteI just loved Tom & Jerry (and still do if I have to admit it). I would love to win this Wubzy for my little girl, we have a mini Wubzy at home and she always plays with it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great giveaway!
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My favorite cartoon characters were the care bears which taught me sensitivity to other's feelings.
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I love Bob the Tomato from Veggie Tales. They teach all kinds of valuable life lessons (sharing, friendship, courage, etc).
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We love Wubzy!!! I was very into the Muppet Show and will always remember Kermit's "It's not easy being green" song about not wanting to be anything other than yourself.
ReplyDeleteI really liked smurfs, I don't remember learning much except maybe about working together.
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foghorn leghorn always thinking and outsmarting his adversary
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ReplyDeletekids love em and would love this to play
ReplyDeleteWubzy is a pretty cute show. My favorite cartoon character when I was young was Rainbow Bright. I am not too sure what it taught me, besides how to clash an outfit and wear really bog weird boots...but it was entertaining none the less!
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of Wubbzy but I know my neice would love him.
ReplyDeleteLoved Road Runner. He tuaght me to never give up
ReplyDeleteWow! My son enjoys Wubbzy too! I always loved the Smurfs - and from that cartoon I learned that everyone has something to offer. beezerly (at) yahoo (dot) com
ReplyDeleteDora - she taught me Spanish.
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I loved the Pac-Man cartoon growing up. It taught me to always be prepared, you never know when you might need a power pellet to overcome your adversaries.
ReplyDeleteI liked Speed Racer. He never gave up when he faced danger or hardship.
ReplyDeleteBugs Bunny taught me that the bully was much less funny,suave and clever than the good guy!
ReplyDeletei loved wonder woman, made me think women are invincible!
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My toddler grandson loves Wubbzy.
ReplyDeleteI learned from Tweety not to intimidated by others out to get us.
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WUbbzy!!! My son adores this cute character. I grew up watching Tom and Jerry and what i get from them is the message that is definetly okay to be silly..to just have a laugh.
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I learned from the simpons how not to be a dad.
ReplyDeleteIn the dark here. I just watched WowWow Wubzy; Be yourself and it is adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteThey remind me of old style cartoon; the ones that teach a lesson without force feeding morals.
I love it!
My favorite cartoon is the Backyardigans because they have taught my son (and me!) the importance of having a good imagination. I'm sure Wubzy will be a new favorite as well!
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My favorite character is Bugs Bunny-he taught me not to be so serious!
ReplyDeleteMy son loves Wubbzy. He also loves the Backyardigans which I really enjoy too. Great lessons on imagination as well as great music. I grew up watching Looney Tunes and the big lesson I learned was to not buy anything from ACME mailorder (poor Wile E. Coyote, LOL)
ReplyDeleteYogie Bear, It's better to be smart than mean.
ReplyDeleteI like Pepe Le Pew.He taught me its not necessarily what you say but how you say it.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cartoon character as a child was Popeye. Even tho I am a girl he taught me that eatind healthy even spinach ;) was good for you and would make you strong. I still have that imbedded on my mind. Thank you! I would love to win this for my 3 little ones. Thank you!
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My favorite was scooby, He taught me how to run lol
ReplyDeletewhat a fun contest! I love wubzy. One episode, the lesson was about honesty. It started a great talk between my daughter and I about fibbing.
ReplyDeleteI loved Fraggle Rock and Care Bears as a kid. My little one loves wubbzy, so this would be great!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite as a child was Smurfs & scooby doo. They taught so many great lessons. Honesty being my favorite.
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My son lovvves Wubbzy and Oobi. They teach him day to day lessons and how to treat others! I'd love to win it for him
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good luck to all
ReplyDeleteHow cute!!!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cartoon character is Winnie the Pooh. He always finds a way to get himself out of a pickle, he always sees the brighter side to things and he has a heart of gold.
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My favorite cartoon character is Eeyore. Eeyore has taught me that it is okay to be positively pessimistic from time to time ;)
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I like Oswald. He teaches me to be cheerful.
ReplyDeleteI always loved ScoobyDo. He wasn't afraid to let his feelings show - fears and all!!!
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I liked sesame street. I had a sing along tape when i was little and I learned a lot from it! About sharing, forgiving, learning letters. I love that it's still aorund today for my daughter - who also loves it!
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Scooby Doo...there's no such thing as monsters. It's just some guy with a mask on!
ReplyDeleteSEASAME STREET SONGS HELPED MY KIDS LEARN ALOT!I GREW UP WATCHING CAPTAIN KANAROO AND ROMPER ROOM!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite was always Daffy. I always loved people with a different sense of humor, a bit of craziness. It's okay to be a bit different.
ReplyDeleteMy fave was Casper the Friendly Ghost - teaches not to always judge a book by its cover :)
ReplyDeleteI have two toddlers who love Wubzy.
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My favorite cartoon character is still winnie-the-pooh from whom I learned not to take life too seriously! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite are the Smurfs! I love those little blue ones.
ReplyDeleteI always loved Pooh and I still do!
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Woohoo! We love Wubbzy!
ReplyDeleteWhile growing up, I was a huge fan of the Smurfs. My mom called me Smurfetta and would address cards to me with that name even while I was in college!
I would have to say that the cartoon characters I learned the most from were the Little Miss and Mr. Men books. I was so excited when they started becoming popular again! They teach all sorts of great lessons: how to be nice, respectful, friendly, silly, happy, etc.
Superman and he showed me that everyone has weaknesses. Even Superman can commit sucide.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite was Esmerelda from Tiny Toons, and I guess she taught me never to hug a pet or friend too tightly, lol! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteMy kids love Wubzy, Widget and the crew. When I was a kid, I loved the Gummi Bears and David & the Gnomes
ReplyDeleteI love esmerelda from tiny toons :)
ReplyDeleteI really like Miss Spider on Noggin. All her children are adopted and different; but they all get along and are accepted by the others.
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I loved Tweety as a kid.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of wubzy! But my 2 older boys would love it! my favorite cartoon Care Bear. It teaches me and my sis to share. I also like Tom and Jerry...they're funny! khong0707 at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteDora I love that she teaches spanish...
ReplyDeleteIt is about time they released Wubbzy toys and videos. I think my toddler has given up on ever receiving one. I honestly can't think of a special lesson from childhood cartoons except that now that I have my own children I realize how jipped we were! Sesame Street before school and cartoons on Saturday morning. Now there are atleast 8 or 10 24 hour a day childrens channels on cable. WOW.
ReplyDeleteOk I am glad that I am not the only one who doesnt know what Wubzy is. Thank you so much for the chance to win such a great prize for my little ones! We love baby einstien in my house and I love the fact that they teach about the classics on it! Thanks agian for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI love Winnie the pooh and he taught me you don't have to be smart to be lovable. :)
ReplyDeleteWiley Coyote taught me that you should never give up!
ReplyDeleteWe love Wubbzy and the new DVD is on my son's birthday list. Bugs Bunny taught me to always be creative, think outside of the box (or hole as it may be) and watch your back! Thanks!
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Wubbzy!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite was tweety! That bird always managed to outsmart sylvester!
ReplyDeleteMy son loves "wow wow" as he calls it and blues clues!
scooby is one of my all-time favorite characters because he is always curious
ReplyDeleteI would have to say Dora The Explorer. That show taught me some
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in school. Hope I win.
wiley coyote taught me to watch out for fake roads.
ReplyDeleteWiley Coyote...if at first you don't succeed try, try, try, try, try, try, try again.
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wiley coyote-if at first you don't succeed try again
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cartoon character is goofy because he reminds me to be silly. My son loves Wubzy and he would love this! thanks, justicecw@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteI love Dora. beacause there are so many different things she teaches the kids. Friendship, Spanish words & problem solving.
ReplyDeleteThe old schoolhouse rock ones from way back when...those were good.
ReplyDeleteI still remember most of the things they were teaching.
My kids love watching Wubzy, it's a treat when we stay up late to catch the show on noggin. My favorite cartoon now would be Spongebob and when I was a kid, it was Garfield and Friends. :)
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ReplyDeleteBugs Bunny - he taught me to eat my carrots if I want to survive Elmer Fudd
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cartoon character is Scooby Doo. He teaches us not to be scared of something because it's not always as it seems.
ReplyDeleteThe Backyardigans are my favorite because they teach kids about nature
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cartoon growing up was Popeye and he taught me that if you eat your spinach you will grow up big and strong. My problem is I just grew up big.
ReplyDeleteDumb is right.
ReplyDeleteMY favorite is sponegbob,he proves u can be cute AND dumb at same time!
ReplyDeleteDudley Dooright taught be basic morality (seriously).
ReplyDeleteroad runner-you just keep on going!
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Spongebob -- it's okay to laugh at yourself :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cartoon character is Eeyore. Thank you!!!
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Our grandkids like Wubzy too! My favorite cartoon character was Wendy the Witch! She was a Good Witch - cute, kind, helpful and loveable. I wanted to emulate her qualities.
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My 3 boys love Wubbzy! I like Ming Ming from the Wonderpets. The Wonderpets is all about teamwork and helping in times of need.
ReplyDeleteI use to love Rainbow Brite when I was little. I knew she was brave and helped everyone. I use to say her name at night to try and keep the nightmares away. I wish this was still on so that my girls could watch it. Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteWoody Woodpecker--laughter can get you out of a lot of tight spots!
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There are so many good cartoons out there that teach many good lessons. Right now a fav in our household is "Super Why" My son loves letters and numbers and likes to know their names. but we also love all the regular ones like Dora,Wubbzy and all the rest!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite super hero was always Wonder Woman. She showed me that women could be strong and courageous and also kick some serious bad guy butt !!
ReplyDeleteI loved the Wonder Twins (I think that is what they were called) and it taught me that without a twin brother you can't morph into anything cool lol
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I was a big fan of Thundercats! I learned that everyone needs someone to have their back in life. Thanks for the contest!
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ReplyDeletemy son loves Wubbzy, he has learned alot of words from this show. He has also learned alot from Curious George! thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cartoon character was Wylie Coyote. He taught me to never give up when things go wrong.
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Road Runner taught me to make a quick exit.
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I loved Tweety Bird. I learned that size doesn't matter. It's how smart you are that counts.
ReplyDeletethe lady bugs picnic cartoon on sesame street, it taught me to count to 12
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cartoon character was Scooby Doo. I learned that the Harlem Globe Trotters can play basketball AND solve mysteries!
ReplyDeleteI loved so many cartoons as a kid. I really loved the Flintstones and the Jetsons. I think both shows taught me that while times may change, people are basically the same. vidomich(at)yahoo(dot)com
ReplyDeleteAlways love the Jetsons, looking toward the future I guess, seemed exciting at the time, thanks
ReplyDeleteThe smurfs, believe it or not, taught me patience.
ReplyDeleteWylie Coyote-to always keep trying and never give up!
ReplyDeleteBugs Bunny.. taught me how to laugh all over the silliest things :)
ReplyDeleteWubbzy is very cute and my little goddaughter will love the plush doll.
ReplyDeleteI forgot to add my childhood cartoon. OK, I loved speed racer. I learned that adults could get upset at a child's mistakes but love and concern remain.
ReplyDeleteFred Flintstone was my favorite cartoon character. I learned from him that an ordinary guy can still have fun and be cool.
ReplyDeleteCalliou - its great teaching tool for parents for communication and active interaction with your kids. They listen to what he says and show with mirroring that they understand. They care for him but set limits. His parents are always doing things for him.
ReplyDeleteI guess he's my favourite character because he seems pretty authentic -from other kids in similar households that I've known.
I'd have to say the Powerpuff Girls. They're humorous, clever, and tough/independent/strong! I like seeing female characters that aren't fairy princess-types.
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I always liked Winnie the Pooh - he always seemed so nice to his friends
ReplyDeletei always like wilbur from charlottes web he was always so sweet and caring :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cartoon was Tom & Jerry. I learned that no matter how small you may be if you use your smarts you can conquer big problems. Thanks for the giveaway!
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My son really loves this show. Thanks for the contest. The lesson I can remember best from when I was young was from the Tom and Jerry cartoon. It shows that just because someone is bigger than you, it doesn't mean that you can't outsmart them.
ReplyDeleteChristineInOhio1@aol.com has a grandson that is 2 and LOVESSSSSSS Wubbsy! He knows all the words to his dvd and sings the song multiple times a day!! I would LOVE to give him something new to learn! Thanks for the chance! Christine
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ReplyDeletewas never a big cartoon person but I did love Winnie the Pooh and friends and learned so much from them expecially how to be a good good friend!
I liked Bulwinkle form the Rocky and Bulwinkle show. It taught me not to trust Russian spies. :)
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When I was little I loved my "Dawn Dolls" I could take her with me,change her clothes and she would fit in my pocket.
ReplyDeleteI love Wubbzy, there so cute Count me in to win
My favorite cartoon character was scooby doo and he taught me to run away from danger!
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My favorite cartoon character is Alice from Alice in Wonderland. I learned to always be curious and to listen to yourself!
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ashlyn@chuparkoff.com/I admired Smurfette for standing her ground and always speaking her mind.
ReplyDeletewe always liked scobby do
ReplyDeleteI loved the smurfs. What a great team!
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Spongebob is my fave cartoon character and he has taught me to enjoy life and to enjoy the little things
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Dora of course, really helped me brush up on my spanish watching it with my daughter and lord knows I need to brush up on it.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite was Garfield, he taught me to hate Monday's & love food :)
ReplyDeleteplease enter me to win, daughter loves this show
ReplyDeleteI've always loved Cinderella. She went from rags to riches. You never know what will happen, until you put on those glass slippers. Thanks for having the contest!
ReplyDeleteWonder Woman is my favorite cartoon character. She fights evil and corruption with her lasso of truth and her bullet proof bracelets.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cartoon was the Thunder Cats! They were always fighting the bad guys and looking good doing it.
ReplyDeleteSnow White taught me that it's rude to barge in on other people's homes! : )
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We love Wubzy.
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