Butterbean's Café

I know one reviewer was up in arms because no one said "Merry Christmas", but other than that and a few "new wave" ideas (like one minor character who "doesn't eat meat") this show is just too cute to rate negatively. I'm a 67 year old retiree with no kids and I don't know how I chanced upon this show, but it is head-and-shoulders above the rest of the Nick Jr. line-up.

Butterbean is "the very best boss" that you wish your boss was like! But her 6-year old sister Cricket is the real star of the show, always wanting to help out, but her inexperience in life can get her into bad situations.

The show teaches perseverance, teamwork (the catchy song "Let's Get Cooking!") and life skills, most notably a beginner's guide to cooking that should inspire youngsters to help out in the kitchen and put food on the table.

The 3D animation is masterful! All-in-all, Butterbean's Cafe is just plain CUTE, and I hope it continues!

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.

Perfect for kids!! That are Into cooking while you watch your adult cooking shows your child can watch this! Along with tiny chef as well as kids baking champ, master chef jr, and any other kid cooking related shows. I also enjoy this show because I love cooking and in the future I can cook my kids some inspired recipes from this show as well as letting them choose which episodes they will want to watch. I will also like to include how much I like the main villain of the different episodes because it is related to what happens in the food industry in a while not psychically but just a image of what happens.

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

A group of girls have magic powers and use these to.... run a cafe and bake cakes.

The main concerns are dropping the muffins and how to look after customer's children when asked.

Add to that Kardashian style interviews, where the characters talk about their concerns... generally not having cakes ready on time or burning a donut.

Seems like something from the 1950s not 2020.