Bing

When I first saw Bing my boy was about one years old. My partner, who has done a great job of raising two kids already put it on. I instantly thought "What a horrible little bunny!" Always complaining, messing things up, and being completely selfish!

My boy is now 2 1/2 and I can safely say that whoever came up with the scripts for Bing had adults in mind as well as kids. The lessons and insights it gave me into young child behaviour have been eye opening. Bing isn't selfish or naughty, he's just not an adult. Adults need to nurture, protect, educate and direct, not take offence...

Flop (Bing's ever patient carer soft toy) is how adults should definitely act around toddlers who don't mean to be annoying, but through no fault of their own can seem so.

You can see from the ratings chart with the large "1" and large "10" column how Bing divides opinion. I started on the "1" and now I'm on the "10"

Check out the actors in this too....especially flop!

Thanks Bing you've helped me be a better parent.

This is the best of the best as far as we are concerned. How could you not love Bung,,,, If you are a three year old. This is not really meant for adults, so it is difficult to review it as an adult. But my son gets so much pleasure from this series that it is worth a review. We carefully limit his TV exposure, as we do not want a zombie watcher. However with this series is his animated and will discuss what happened afterwards. A good TV series, and a short period of calm while he watches it.

Bing is a preschool show following a rabbit and his father as they learn new things ang go on adventures.

I have memories of this from when I was a young child and watching with my parents and I remember liking it.

I am sure young kids will enjoy watching it.

It has lots of characters including people living near Bing's house if I remember rightly and it teaches young kids lessons about life.

If I remember right, I did watch this quite often when it was on Cbeebies as a young child.

Although this a good show from when I was a young child, "The Furchester Hotel" is better in my opinion.

"The Furchester Hotel" is a Sesame-Street spin-off and follows Jim Henson's Muppets Characters running a hotel.

I have written a review on that show, and I believe it is better than Bing.

Entertaining and relatable for children. They will surely enjoy this.

So this is a show with a whiney main character who constantly whinges and argues with its friends. Then they sort of resolve it. What does this teach children? How to whinge perhaps...

Atrocious.