Iggy and Mr. Kirk

Our kiddos, from the 13 year old to the 1 year old, absolutely adore this show. The books they read, the lessons they teach, and all while teaching about God, is absolutely amazing! Every part of this show is intentional and so thoughtful! Thank you Iggy and Mr Kirk for joining us in the mornings and bringing such big smiles to our two smallest kids. The 1 year old just sways along with every song and listens so intently, while the 4 year old has learned so many songs that she sings along and loves to talk to y'all! The 11 year old definitely loves the music and the Brave books y'all read, but he only sits still for the show when he has to be in the same room, but I know he enjoys it too even if he's too cool for it lol.

Don't know why this show has such a low rating. My kid LOVES it. This is a kid's show, so who are he people revising it? It has a puppet, it has story time, and it has good morals. God is missing from just about every form of entertainment these days, it's so refreshing to see Mike Seaver from Growing Pains bringing quality family programming to our TV.

The messages in the show are fantastically positive. This show unabashedly promotes Christian values. It's definitely geared for a younger age group, but all ages in my home have enjoyed the episodes. I'm happy to have this show on that promotes the values of a Christian worldview. Excellent job Iggy and Mr. Kirk!

"Iggy and Mr. Kirk" is a pretty cute and charming show with a wholesome feel. It's clearly grounded in Judeo-Christian values, which gives it a strong moral foundation that I really appreciate as a parent. Kirk Cameron does a surprisingly good job interacting with the puppets - it feels natural, not forced, and the kids are definitely engaged. Some of the books featured in the episodes are genuinely excellent, with meaningful stories that encourage kindness, honesty, and responsibility. Overall, I'm very thankful to have something I can put on for my kids that not only entertains them, but actually helps reinforce the values we're trying to teach at home. It's a refreshing alternative to the mindless or questionable content so common in kids' media today.