Sunday, 24 January 2021
Benjee & Bailee's Guide To Fun With Your Baby Or Toddler
Now that you've seen The Toddler Club At Home on CBeebies, Big Bear, Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear are giving tips on how to spend time with your child. This is why this entry is aimed for new parents, so you can have fun with your baby or toddler in the order of both The Baby Club and The Toddler Club! Click these links below to find useful tips like going to the park for a picnic and to read a nice book together, or to have a cake decorating playdate at a friends' house:
Watch The Toddler Club At Home and The Baby Club on iPlayer:
Attention Scream Street Fans!
Don't listen to CBBC, Scream Street fans, it's racist, hateful and takes no prisoners, especially when it comes to monsters living in the safety of G.H.O.U.L. To escape the chaos of its other programmes, relax and unwind with your monster friends:
Saturday, 23 January 2021
Scooby Doo: Music Of The Vampire Deleted Scene - I Never Wanted Anything More Than I Wanted You
There was originally going to be a deleted scene and song for Scooby Doo: Music Of The Vampire, after 'Scooby & Me'. Scooby and Shaggy were running in fear due to all the spooky things in the woods, but they hear crying in the distance and meet a beautiful Swamp Princess, all dressed in white with ebony black hair, like Snow White. The princess thanks the two for saving her, and reassures them that there's nothing to fear, as the bayou is a magical place - no matter what happens, or what makes them frightened, something pleasant is sure to happen to the both of them, and to anyone who visits.
What follows is an enchanting and emotional rendition of Kina Grannis' 'I Never Wanted Anything More Than I Wanted You' as the princess shows Scooby and Shaggy round the bayou until sunrise and unleashes clouds of beautiful coloured butterflies, and reveals that Scooby is the ancestor of the Zodiac spirit of the dog, demonstrated as the Zodiac dog falls from the skies and disappears inside Scooby's body in a magical way. There are also enchanting moments when the camera spins slowly around Scooby, Shaggy and the princess as the butterflies flutter around them. It would be a pretty good addition to the movie, demonstrated through the song you'll listen to below:
Scooby Doo's Bayou Ballet
In celebration of Scooby Doo: Music Of The Vampire coming to CBBC, learn how to be delicate and gentle with your feet and dance with Scooby and Shaggy as they venture through the bayou.
Here's some music to help you as you do the poses:
Watch Scooby Doo: Music Of The Vampire on iPlayer:
Make Tom & Jerry: Back To Oz Rainbow Ice Cream Sundaes
There's one thing I forgot to put up on my blog when Tom & Jerry: Back To Oz first aired on CBBC - a recipe to tie in with the film about a rainbow ice cream sundae! That's what they eat in Oz, in fact it's a popular ice cream flavour here. Find this recipe on Cookpad:
And while I was searching Wizard Of Oz ice cream recipes, I found this neat looking cherry ice cream you can also make at home:
Watch Tom & Jerry: Back To Oz on iPlayer, but hurry, these things don't last long...
About Heterochromia
CBBC's animated characters Catra and Six have a secret that CBBC cannot explain - they have Heterochromia, which means their eyes are coloured differently. If you want Newsround or Operation Ouch to explain about Heterochromia, that's fine, but it seems you have the urge to find out more about this critical coloured condition. Head over to Wikipedia to find out more:
When Furaha Feels Seasick
Watch the video here, and imagine a boat swaying violently, and Furaha turning green, and vomiting over the edge of the boat.
Little Baby Cover
If I had to choose two famous singers - a man and a woman - to cover the Teletubbies song 'Little Baby', it'll have to be Wyclef Jean and Kina Grannis. I'd better email Ragdoll about this, and ask THEM about what pop star they'd choose to cover this lovely lullaby.
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