Os Imaginadores

My three year old son and five year old daughter love the Imagination Movers. My daughter always laughs because she tries to come up with new ideas to complete tasks like they do. The kids love music and are always creating things and asking me if they sound like the Imagination Movers.. it is hilarious.

I believe that this show is definitely suitable for the Disney Channel here in the United States, we love that there is no commercials and that it is kid centric. My husband and I are very welcome to the program, although the kids are only allowed to watch age appropriate television and they both think Imagination Movers is one of the best.

Way to bring music back to kids programs and show kids it is OK to come up with ideas that could be wrong and it is okay to come up with several ways to solve problems.

My daughter and my niece are both absolutely OBSESSED with the Imagination Movers! They love this show! I've actually started recording the episodes when it's on TV because my daughter doesn't want to watch anything else. I like the fact that the movers play decent, upbeat music that I don't get totally sick of after hearing it over and over. They also encourage kids to think outside the box and come up with creative solutions to their problems. Yes, they act a little silly, but that's part of what makes the show so fun. If you're looking for a fun kids show that doesn't drive you absolutely nuts this is the one.

The Imagination Movers is a truly wonderful children's show! The music gets my kids up and dancing every day! Plus, the stories are fun and interesting.....and even a little bit of sneaky education is thrown in! :) They really do get the imagination going! Both of my children "brainstorm" daily for solutions to their problems! Plus, their music is catchy enough that I find myself listening to their CD's in the van when I'm alone! They are a true example of the American dream....they lost pretty much all they had in Katrina and pursued their dream of the Movers as a way to reach children! If you haven't checked out the Movers yet, what are you waiting for??? Season 3 starts on Valentine's Day 2011!

My little girl is almost two at this time, and she loves singing. She is very interested in learning new words and concepts, too. This show is perfect for her. Its goal is to provide positive male role models on television, as well as to thrill kids with music and action entertainment. It is not as far-out as Captain Kangaroo or as fantasy-filled as Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood. It doesn't need to be. It is tailored to suit modern children, kids who need more realistic father figures than what we usually see presented on TV. The Movers don't interact with eight-foot-tall, make-believe dinosaurs, slapstick cats and dogs, or an idiot sponge-person. The puppets on the show are cute and limited to a small amount of screen time. Disney has a hit with this series that seeks to provide a lot of music, a lot of positivity, and a bit of education to boot. It's more grounded in reality than most programs found on children's television these days (for example, "Yo, Gabba Gabba!"), and features a violence-free warehouse in which the Movers can interact with other amusing or pleasant human characters, such as Mr. Knit Knots and Nina. The music featured on the show is strongly reminiscent of '80s and '90s pop rock. I like it, and my wife agrees that the Imagination Movers is just right for our little girl.

This is the Monkees of the new millennium! I grew up in the 80s and watched their reruns and have loved that group for a long time. When I saw that Imagination Movers were going to be on Playhouse Disney, I decided to give it a shot (for my 8 month old and my almost 2 year old!). The show is terrific! The songs are catchy, the jokes pretty funny, and best of all THEY AREN'T ANNOYING like most other children's shows! I would actually consider going to their show if they came to my town!

They teach great things like brushing your teeth, exercising, and also have creative ways of solving problems. I'm looking forward to the Halloween episode. Disney has been playing a song from it and it's a snappy tune! Even my almost 2 year old sings the words that he can pronounce! "Boom, boom, boom, cha cha cha. Oooh, oooh, ooh, ya ya ya!"