Bob the Builder - Can We Fix It? | Neil Morrissey, Kate Harbour

Bob the Builder - Can We Fix It? | Neil Morrissey, Kate Harbour | Yes, we can!

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	Bob the Builder - Can We Fix It? Neil Morrissey, Kate Harbour Lionsgate / HIT Entertainment, 2002 average customer review:based on 23 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

The Bob the Builder? video series follows the adventures of an ever-friendly, helpful builder and his crew of fun-loving machines as they work together, solve problems, and build friendships.

My kids think this one is a riot!!

I'll keep this short and sweet. If you want to see your kids roll on the floor holding their bellies in laughter then purchase this video! The Bob's Barnraising and Mucky Muck episodes have delightfully funny stuck in the mud humor with spinning wheels in the mud, and of course mud flying everywhere. There is a down and dirty playful mud "fight" between Spud, Dizzy, and Muck. Lastly, they all get a very soapy, tickilish scrub brush bath in the end! Muddy good fun and lots of laughter for all!

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Yes, we can!

This DVD is just great! My toddler son LOVES Can We Fix It? and now is asking for Bob by name!

LOVE IT!

My son who is 2 1/2 also loves it. He watches it over and over. It has replaced his Barney and Sesame Street which I'm glad. :)

Another "Goodie" from Bob the Builder

Once again, Bob pulls through with putting a smile on my son's face. You can't imagine how many times my little guy will APPROPRIATELY say, "Can we fix it, Mommy?"...and, of course, I have to come back with "YES WE CAN!". Although, sometimes I do have to tell him we have to wait for Dad to come home with certain things around the house. Point is, this video (along with "Dig, Lift, Haul! & Bob Saves the Day) uses language appropriately and clearly, shows positive interaction between people, and the machine characters are pretty cute. However, we could lose a bit of the one that says, "Uh, I think so". I like that my 3 1/2 yr. old son is learning what different tools are used for, too. It's good entertainment that a parent can feel comfortable having their kids watch. PS: My little man is language delayed and I think these life situations & conversations are helpful for him.

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