Ready, Steady, Wiggle!

My 2 year old son loves The Wiggles, always so happy and dancing along to their songs, particularly when they're on stage. Really, the only thing that kept me from giving it a 10/10 is Anthony. His "gee c'mon" gets way too repetitive and is extremely annoying. The original Wiggles had the catch phrase "beauty mate" but it wasn't done too often and wasn't incorporated into any of their songs (to the best of my knowledge) but the new catch phrase is beyond ridiculous and I wish he'd cut it out. I also wish he'd put on shoes. I've noticed he's usually either in socks or he's barefoot.... but at least the socks cover his feet, so I'd rather that then nothing.... obviously my son doesn't understand, but since I watch and dance along with him, the annoyance is more on my end then his

Easy songs, easy dances. Learning about songs and cultures from around the world. My kids love it. For me, it's actually rare to find a kids show that also focuses on ballet and singing in tune (a rarity these days without auto tune). Positive and full of joy. My two year old was saying, 'Simon is crazy Mama(😂) and Emma is my favourite'.

My son just loves watching the Wiggles. The mixture of songs and dances are very effective in keeping his attention through the show. Emma Wiggles introduction of Ballet has made my boy want to be a Ballet dance (well this week anyway). Netflix please keep producing the series here in the UK.

My 6 month old son loves this.. he's drawn to the screen. I love it too cause it develops their growing brains. We usually watch it while i feed him. Great production, directing, performance, everything.

I'm a huge fan of the original wiggles I just recently started watching the new wiggles with my son. I miss the intro with the new wiggles and there is so many great qualities from the original series that should be implemented also since when did they start lipsinging and why your singing for children not to sounds good, I think that is annoying. Overall my son loves this show but the old one is where it's at.