Care Bears - Oopsy Does It (With Toy)

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(5 stars) - Caring, Colorful, Cute, and Cudly...
Care Bears are slowly but, surely becoming a standard much in the vein of Aesop, and Sesame Street with a smidgen of Mr. Rogers thrown in for completion. They have stood the test of time and still provide a medium for strong, meaningful, and quality content delivery.

The whole message of the Care Bears calvacade is a bit diverse and thus may be mis-understood as being a bit fragmented or loosely woven. The series addresses diverse issues and cultural beliefs in a methodology that is consumable for developing minds teaching things like: generalized team work, seing the power in being different and how it compliments and strengthens any team, how to turn fantasy into proof of concept, thinking outside the box safely exploring alternative choices, and applying what you learn addressing real world situations.

I would recommend this article/book as a great ice breaker for the parent, to include grand parents as well as aunts and uncles, when wanting to engage in your child's life commanding a bit more social excellence in their development. It takes a community to raise a child right because that child is going to be a constituent in the society that he/she engages; we've noone to blame but, ourselves for the ways that society travels now. It is our responsibility solely to insure that the child of tomorrow not only knows and understands right opposed to wrong but, also how to enlighten the generation springing forth from them else, we have failed.

Sesame Street, The Electric Company, Romper Room, The Care Bears, Mr. Roger's Neighborhood -- all are good in my book.

I learned how to read on my own as a toddler watching the Emergency Broadcast Systems alerts on T.V. back in the seventies at the age of three. I know what I'm talking about -- get them started down the right paths in life ASAP don't wait -- you'll regret missing the opportunity. The first word I learned to read was "this." Studying programming and the use of "this" I found the word to be pretty powerful as it pertains to self-registration or identity. The concept of the word "this" brings us right back on being a proper individual so that society -- the team, can benefit as a whole from our efforts.

The use of pictures/color graphical illustrations in alot of, if not all, the toddler series is quite stimulating and the animated cartoons and sci-fi stuff all the same. The age of three was very good to me as my father still retains a picture that I drew at that age of a rainbow trout from the cover of Field and Stream with a ball point pen. Get them involved with the humanities but, don't push. Provide them with an onslaught of cheap but, meaningful alternatives/choices then spend the bank on the items that inspire them through their process of natural selection.So, children of any age are accued graphically and the visual is a way to approach them at their core complimented heavily by the audible.

It is not about being a genius or intelligence it is about opportunity and inspiration as learning will just happen. My parents were kind of hippy and did not believe in making up the kids mind just making sure they were in bed when thay were supposed to be, fed, and safe. Compliment the opportunities that inspire your child to act and you will be remembered in a positive light forever -- in this you achieve immortality for the right reasons with deeper meaning and gratus.

In closing, the Care Bears teach a young person about empathy but, often overlooked is the total teachings of the series as inclusive of all things I've touched base upon above. These types of documents are foundary to the institution of development and learning only making us a stronger race of humans.

The Great Race -- the Human Race. It isn't about ethnicity, is it?

The sooner that we start filling their minds with right, the less time and room there will be for the wrong. We must eliminate the obscure that leads us to mis-interpretation and inpropriety. The Care Bears are ready to be armed in your attack on ignorance and "this" is the time to engage.

Take care.

(5 stars) - Oopsy does do it!
The kids loved this video. Of course, who doesn't love these bears. It was easy to pick up at a specific scene when not watching the whole thing in one sitting.

(5 stars) - The best Care Bear show - great graphics!
I loved Care Bears as a child and it's nice to see both my son and daughter getting into them. This DVD is the best one available fr Care Bears - because it features new digital animation rather than the old cartoon-style. But, nothing is lost in terms of the Bears' features. The kids and all their cousings love this movie - age range 2 to 9 !!! (Shhh - don't tell the 9-year-old's friends!) The colors and graphics really take the cake. Plus the storyline isnt too cheesy but actually it is rather suspenseful. I'm buying more copies along with the Oopsy book for their friends' birthday gifts. I think they'll really enjoy it.

(5 stars) - Very cute and entertaining!
My two year old daughter loves it. The "CGI" animation is much smoother then the regular carton versions and seems to hold her attention better.

(5 stars) - For once, a "being an outcast" Care Bear story!!!
This is a cute movie that introduces a new special friend to care-a-lot, a lime green bear going by the name of Oopsy bear.
Now Oopsy is not a normal care bear, he is very clumsy and does not have a belly badge like everyone else. This makes him an outcast in the eyes of the other bears, but Oopsy dosen't mind, all he wants to do is help out, but every time he does, he messes everything up with his oopises. But when Woo Hoo World is about to open, he makes "the oopsy of all time" almost destroying the park. But when a mean bear named Grizzle sets out to steal the belly badges of all the other care bears, Oopsy, using his unique talent, has to save the day, and all of care-a-lot, before it's too late!
Care Bears in Oopsy does it! is a fun, warm-hearted tale that shows that nobody's perfect, that the best thing to be is truly yourself, even if it means being different, and that you don't have to have a belly badge to be a bear who cares.
Those who love the Care Bears, young and old, will surely love this movie, but I also think this movie is good to watch if you're having one of "those" days, or for anyone, kid or grown-up, who dosen't seem to fit in with the rest of the pack.
Because of this movie, Oopsy replaces Bedtime as my favorite Care Bear!
See Ya!-OopsyBearRox

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