Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood: Life's Little Lessons

Outstanding DVD for my 3 1/2 year old. Episodes about going potty, getting ready for school, getting ready for bed, etc. Catchy little tunes help children remember the lessons. The other day my son and I were walking through a crowded restaurant to the restroom, and he started singing at the top of his lungs, "When you have to go potty, stop and go right away! Flush and wash and be on your way!" In the mornings, he sings the getting ready for school song: "Clothes on, eat breakfast, brush teeth, put on shoes, and off to school!" Adults who remember Mr. Rogers will enjoy this animated spinoff. Daniel Tiger is a sweet show, and the episodes deal with real issues that children experience, like reluctance to go to bed, the need to stop playing when it's time to get ready in the morning, potty training, etc. This DVD has helped some of our routines go much more smoothly and be more cheerful and fun.

"When you have to go potty, stop and go right away. Flush and wash and be on your way."Several viewings of Daniel and Prince Friday learning the essentials of using the potty greatly diminished my grand-daughter's reluctance to try out that new experience. I will add that the bed time sequence, and the idea that going to bed is actually a pleasant experience was positively received.Other viewers of this heir to Mister Rogers will recognize his gentle and intelligent style of imparting knowledge to very young viewers. The idea that when you are going to do something new, one talks about it first, is excellent advice for parents and grandparents of all ages.

My two year old son adores “Dan-uhl.” We've purchased most of the available Daniel Tiger products, including the mini and regular-sized stuffed Daniel, recently released books on Amazon and this DVD. Now that our son is developing language, Daniel’s words and experiences are helping him relate to the world around him. My husband and I find ourselves singing the songs from different episodes (Goodnight Daniel, Grown Ups Come Back, When We Do Something New, etc) to calm our son during “tantrum-esque” moments. Five stars for Daniel, and the rest of the neighborhood friends, in our house! We're very appreciative of the hard work that goes into this fun, educational, quality show!

My 2 year old went against his Mickey-loving older siblings and never showed any interest in anything Clubhouse related. In fact, he disliked pretty much all TV until we found Daniel Tiger right before his 2nd birthday. I wish they did a little more with basics like counting and shapes (MMC is great for that), but I think the target audience is a bit older as it teaches a lot of important life lessons. My 4 and 6 year olds even like it (they pretend not to) and will sing the little jingles from the show. I'm glad we found Daniel.

As a mother of an almost 4 year-old with autism, I cannot say enough good things about this video. The repetitive nature of the songs have really helped my son understand and build basic daily routines. The potty episide alone is worth the purchase. My son has been using the potty ever since (and flushing and washing). This is the first potty video that has ever captured his interest. Im a licensed professional counselor who specializes in counseling children. I've seen lots of videos. By far, any Daniel Tiger episode is great. I will probably by a second one to keep in the car.

I first discovered Daniel Tiger's neighborhood on TV and my 2.5 year old immediately took a liking to the show. I decided to buy the DVD for my car and now she watches it every day on her way to school. I love that the show teaches them real life lessons in the form of a catchy, short, and easily memorized song. My daughter and I both find ourselves singing the songs even when we aren't watching the show. Highly recommend.

My 3 year old loves Danny tiger. Whats not to like. I only wish it had an auto replay option so that I didnt have to keep pressing the play button. Still this is educational and is very good for reinforcing lessons to the 3 - 4 year old age.

My 2 1/2 year old was instantly hooked! This show is the perfect combination of Mr. Rogers and Blues Clues. It emphasizes feelings while teaching basic life lessons to toddlers and preschoolers. My daughter usually ignores new shows, but this one seems to speak her language and uses music to keep her interested. I can already tell that Daniel Tiger is about to take over our household!! It's very parent-friendly for those who watched Mr. Rogers as a kid!