Jane

All three of my grandchildren are big science, bug, and animal lovers. They love watching this program. They have fun with the imaginative parts and more fun with the learning. They (and we) love that each episode also includes a real expert who offers some insights. Our kiddos like doing things to help the earth and all the critters who live on it, so if they can learn something about what to do to help, they enjoy that.

From our grandkiddos: The only things that would make it better, is if the kids were better behaved with what mom tells them to do. And also if the main kids learned some better communication skills for getting their messages across.

Jane" is an adorable series that captures children's imaginations with its adventures full of nature and positive messages about caring for the environment. Young Jane is an endearing character who inspires children to love and protect animals. The series is visually beautiful, with exotic settings and fascinating animals. In addition, it promotes important values such as friendship, teamwork and perseverance.

However, the series is not without controversy. The inclusion of a same-sex family, with two male parents, has generated debate. While it's important to promote family diversity, some parents may feel that this theme is not appropriate for young children. It is a personal decision for each family to allow their children to see content with this type of representation.

In short, "Jane" is an entertaining and educational series that can awaken a passion for nature in children. However, it is important that parents are aware of the content related to family diversity and make an informed decision about whether it is appropriate for their children.

There is more money in this production than in most adult series on Netflix.

The idea is to raise awareness among the little ones in the house about the natural world, focusing each episode on a specific animal or climate issue.

They use the imagination of the child protagonists to entertain, leaving the intervention of a guest at the end of the episode to raise awareness about reality.

What could be a series for the whole family ends up being suitable only for children, focusing too much on fantasies and too little on reality.

At best, it can be considered content suitable for children to watch unsupervised, but with the budget they have, they haven't managed to create anything interesting.

Kids shows most often have no appeal for adults. This one does, though it might be over some kids' heads. Positive but realistic, fun and serious. Good stuff in my humble opinion.

Better to have a CGI monkey than those old monkey movies where the chimp is wearing a diaper or, between takes, probably crapping and angrily tossing it at the handlers. Not quite sure what else to add; it's a kid's show that is pretty decent I think, not sure why it irked the other reviewers. The mom isn't a great actor but the others are well cast. Worth a 2 or 3 season run, plenty of natural settings to explore and issues to tackle.