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Customer Reviews of The Wiggles - Hoop-Dee-Doo! It's a Wiggly Party

Wonderful
My son is going to be 2 and he is absolutely in love with this video. He watches it about 5 times a day and before he goes to bed he asks for "Uggles" and has to have a Wiggly Party. I got him Top of the Tots first and he was hooked until I bought him this one and gets upset if I try to put on the first one. He dances like an Emu and lifts his leg in Hoop Dee Doo and even takes Mom by the hands to dance with him. All of the balloons falling in the beginning make him crack up and he calls my husband and myself every time they fall. My husband and I get a little tired of putting on his other tapes over and over again but Wiggles we never get tired of. We find ourselves singing the songs all of the time even when its not on. Someone commented on there being too many kids on stage and taking away from the Wiggles characters themselves. I have to totally disagree. Kids need to be able to associate and they love seeing kids their age having fun too. I love also how the Wiggles include children from all races and have children with medical challenges. Showing children that everyone should be accepted regardless of how they look. It's just great!

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Good music, wiggling not so good
The songs on this video are catchy just like the other Wiggles' tunes. But the video pales in comparisons to older videos like "Toot, Toot" and "Wiggle Time." The sets and the backgrounds are much more complicated than the ones in earlier videos, and many of the songs show too many children dancing on the stage. Both of these issues make the TV screen very visually complex, and it is difficult to focus only on the Wiggles. The beauty of the earlier videos is their simplicity. My daughter, who just turned 2, can focus on the Wiggles and imitate their simple dance moves in the earlier tapes. On "Hoop Dee Doo", there aren't many songs with simple dances--some of them are animated and have no dances at all. This tape does hold her attention, but she doesn't dance like she does with the others. With the complex visuals, this tape may be better suited for older children who like increased visual stimulation!

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La Cucaracha, La Cucharcha...
As usual, the Wiggles incorporate dancing, fruit salad, eating (Anthony, of course), playing with dinosaurs (not just Dorothy), and songs and traditions from other cultures--Ireland and Mexico, to name a few. The guys just get better and better!