Chips und Toffel

We are big fans of pugs in this house, and I think it's just a really cute show. I love to see a show with realistic parents, siblings, and school. Sweet Chip befriends Nico the panda very quickly and makes him feel welcome at his new school which I think is awesome. However, I specifically wanted to say how GREAT I think this show is for its inclusivity. This new season has introduced new neighbors, The Razzles. A gay zebra couple raising their twins. I think that is just awesome! They introduced themselves normally and NO ONE made a big deal at all about their sexuality. That's how it should be! I'm really proud of this show for naturally including them. My youngest son loves to watch it and it's one of those shows I actually like to watch with him.

We want more Chip and Potato! Season one ends on a cliffhanger to keep us adults wanting more. It's well thought out, with great lessons being taught (and learned). An enjoyable storyline that continues through from the first episode on, not just short stories that are 10ish minutes long. Adorable, likeable characters of all types making it easy for just about everyone to find a relatable character or situation. We have seen the entire 1st season at least a dozen times since we discovered this show on Netflix (June 2019) and I'm not sick of it yet. We began watching Chip and Potato with my 2 year old and now her brother's (7 & 10) enjoy watching it too. This show contains just the right amount of cuteness!

My child is apprehensive about new shows and watched this one from the start. She has seen every episode multiple times and still chooses it. It doesn't kill my soul to watch it with her either. Has good lessons without being in your face and seems to be inclusive of various situations.

The beauty of this kid show is how inclusive it is. As a family living happily in modern times, it's great to see a kid show with LGBTQ* characters. Good job, good hearts. Thank you.

Something does this serie irresistible. Not only for kids but for parents, uncles, aunts and the pets. Because it is less entertainment and moral lessons in the fair forms. Because it seems not exactly realistic but slice from near reality. Short, just a great show. Or the best recommandation for be owner of a pug or for not ignore a faithful very little friend.