Given the army of 1-year-olds who take their first wobbly dance steps to the Tubbies theme song, it’s high time a program turned the tables on Tinky and the gang getting busy to a beat. Silly Songs and Funny Dances does just that, swooping in on Tubbyland and its flannel-wrapped, rainbow-hued foursome for an hour-long look at Laa-Laa twirling in a tutu, the noisy NuNu wrecking various lovely renditions of “Twinkle Twinkle,” Dipsy and the others delivering ditties dedicated to their favorite things, and tummy-TV segments on a satin-fingered harpist and budding ballerinas. Before it’s time for Tubbie bye-bye, magic mittens get Po and Tinky-Winky grooving on the Tubbie AstroTurf and a big hug or two makes its way into the mix. Guaranteed to trip your toddler’s instinct to get down. –Tammy La Gorce
Teletubbies – Silly Songs and Funny Dances [VHS]
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A break for the parents! My 8 months old loves the Teletubbies! We got her the Baby Einstein collection but she wasn’t interested. She is a very active baby. She wants you to play with her all day long. My house has been a mess for many monthes. My husband has been living on chesse and ice cream and has to look for clothes for work from the clean clothes pile on the floor which is right next to the dirty pile. Ever since we got this video, I can leave her in her play pan and just let the tape roll! My little angel never gets tired of it. I play it for her twice a day and she still claps and laughs with the characters. We even have a Laa-Laa doll that we use to lull her to crawl from one side of the room to another. My house is now clean for my little crawler and my husband’s cholestrol level is lower!
Excellent way for babies/toddlers to explore music/dance! I have personally always been a fan of the brightly colored creatures called “Teletubbies” (much to the dismay of my adult friends and family).