Butterbean's Café

The show is adorable, and likely to be a big hit amongst preschoolers. It ads a bit of often flair while still remaining wholesome for kids. It's a win fir my kids.

In response to another comment by cookieleelulully; I live in Georgia where we take Christmas seriously, and no one cares if anyone says Happy Holidays. Between Halloween, which now lasts a month, and Thanksgiving, then Christmas (or whatever holiday you celebrate) and then New Years exactly a week later, it's a holiday season. Seriously, who has time or the memory to keep up with which holiday it is every week? In two months, we have at least four holidays. My head is still spinning.

You sound like quite the snowflake, getting your panties in a bunch over everything.

Unlike say, Rainblw rangers. I actually enjoyed the characters & the story a lot better. They all have their flaws & other quirks. I think it was better to show flaws to children to know it's ok to not be perfect. Unlike the Mary Sue's in most shows

Cute show with great potential but the two episodes we watched, the neighbor baker used "hate" way too much. I'd prefer my 3 year old to not pick that phrase up and I think most parents will say the same.

What do you do with the highest rated show since Paw Patrol? Air it once a week. My daughter enjoys this show and is one of the shows us parents can tolerate...but feel Nick Jr is pushing other shows that don't offer as good of content (Baby Shark, Deer squad) or rerunning the same shows of Paw Patrol or Blues Clues. They have a solid show in this one, but are giving it the shaft.

My kids, 4 and 2, love this show, and it's not like one of those typical obnoxious kids shows, so I like watching it too. I love that it's about food, which is an important topic in our current health and environment situation. It teaches good lessons to young kids about working together as well.