Ni Hao, Kai-Lan

This show teaches emotions and I like emotions especially learning how to cope with them. I like how it teaches mandarin because it can help people talk to other people. It is not good as voltron but it is a good kid show.

My son and I have just recently started watching this show. I think it's cute, and it's nice to see that there are more shows being made that help children to learn about places other than America, and languages other than English. Let's face it, no little kid is going to sit and watch the Travel Channel with mom and dad and not become comatose. Shows like this are a nice change. I'm Hispanic, so naturally wanting my child to speak Spanish, we watch Dora and Diego, as well as practice on our own, but this show is a nice way to learn new things, not just for my son, but for myself too. I loved the episode with the ants and the tire swing. That ones been the cutest so far.

It's been many years, but I find myself warning young parents about this show frequently. I have never been one to blame TV for any behavior. I have 5 children. My 4th child is 14 years older than my 5th, so my first 4 never saw this show. I thought it was cute in the beginning. Then my 4 year old started acting out like dramatic pouts and crying over little things. He had never acted like that before, and when I stopped putting that show on for him, it stopped fairly quickly. He is now 14 and has never been in trouble. Bus drivers, teachers, doctors... they all talk about how good he is. I teach my kids to go with the flow and adjust to new things. If you make a big deal about it, then they make a big deal about it, and this show teaches them to do just that. All my grown children are well adjusted, productive, responsible, and contribute to society, so I think I did alright with raising them. Luckily I pay attention to what they watch at such a young age and stopped this one quickly.

While the show isn't as anything good as Steven universe or adventure time in education cute and adventure its still pretty good and nostalgic and while it seem to be a Dora the explorer rip off but Chinese it still has good visuals and great Characters and it was a shame it was cancelled

My niece and nephews (twin 2 yr olds and a 5 yr old) love this show. It presents situations that encourage dialogue between adults and kids about situations that they may face. Not all the characters are perfect, in fact they all have flaws, which is why it's set up for teaching, because life isn't perfect and even kids will run into conflict.

It's fun and bouncy and the characters are the kind of cute that kids seem to love. Education about social behavior, Chinese culture and problem solving.

Overall, a good show.