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Baby Shark's Big Show The Seaweed Sway

SCORE: 80

I am very thankful that Family Friendly Gaming was given a retail version of Baby Shark's Big Show The Seaweed Sway in the DVD format. There are eight episodes on the Baby Shark's Big Show The Seaweed Sway DVD disc. The episodes are The Seaweed Sway, Busy Baby, A Shark Day's Night, Wavey Jones' Locker, Daddyshack, Rocky-bye, Rainy Day Roundup, and Deep Goo Sea. I remember seeing two of those episodes on other Baby Shark DVDs.

Kids can learn a variety of lessons from Baby Shark's Big Show The Seaweed Sway. The lessons that stuck out to me are be confident, do your best, keep your promises, do not overextend yourself, do not be a people pleaser, clean your room, do not compete, work together, and more. The different fish work together quite often within Baby Shark's Big Show The Seaweed Sway. I found it really interesting this show attacked competition. Is this show cooperating with kids shows on other platforms?

It takes ninety-five minutes to watch Baby Shark's Big Show The Seaweed Sway from start to finish. There are no bonuses or extras on this DVD. If you kids like watching Baby Shark and you can stomach the song that often they may want to watch it again and again. There is plenty of song and dance within Baby Shark's Big Show The Seaweed Sway. There is one lesson in Baby Shark's Big Show The Seaweed Sway I found very interesting - dance however you want. In other words you do not need to mimic someone else's dance perfectly.

The animation continues to be decent. I found the whole raining under water a strange concept yet again. The whole pet rock to get confidence is something that some kids do. They can be brave with their blankie for example. The characters in Baby Shark's Big Show The Seaweed Sway are very understanding of the struggles other characters go through. Adults in the swamp of corruption are the ones that really need to learn that lesson.

Busy Baby on Baby Shark's Big Show The Seaweed Sway show that you must be willing to tell people no. You cannot do everything for everyone. I know this lesson quite well. I do a ton of hard work that financially profits all these different people and different companies. I do not have the time or financial resources to help everyone that wants it from me. At times I feel bad telling someone no I cannot review your product, publish your press release, or play your game for a live stream. Thing is I have to turn away some because I do not have the time nor the money to pay for their work order requests (especially when they are not paying for that work).
- Paul

Graphics: 80%
Sound: 80%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Gameplay: 80%
Family Friendly Factor: 89%

System: DVD
Publisher: Nickelodeon
Developer: Pinkfong
Rating: 'NR' for Not Rated

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