Waybuloo (2009–2013) User Reviews (3)

Very imaginative

[calgarywino · 8/10 · 1 July 2012]

The kids like this show and I found that I do too, it was a pleasant surprise to find at the end of the day.

Waybaloo has cute kids and characters, great sets and lots of green spaces and gardens. It also incorporates meditation, beautiful flowers, crystal wind chimes played by fanciful moving wheels and has a peaceful very calming atmosphere. It's so much nicer and imaginative than the violent frenetic shows that just get the kids hyper and wound up.

We'd love to see more of this sort of thing, especially at their bed times when WE are tired and wish they would calm down and get to sleep !

Calm, interactive and great viewing in mornings and early evenings.

[thomasthomas-09208 · 10/10 · 13 April 2017]

CBeebies made a really good effort on this show. You have the four main characters called Nok Tok (Blue), De Li (Pink), Lau Lau (Purple) and Yojojo (Orange). The show as what I mentioned in the title, The show is best suited in mornings and evenings. CBeebies, the channel that broadcasts Waybuloo does air the show at 20 mins to midday (11:40am). Sadly, they did take off Waybuloo in the evening in favour of an avarege proggramme called "64 Zoo Lane", Me and my kids happily still enjoy that show but back on topic, Waybuloo has a segment which encourages children to get up and exercice with good moves called "Yogo". So good, I will join in every time! Before the human kids called "Cheebies" come, They play a Hide and Seek like game called Peeka which are my children's faviroute part. Overall Waybuloo is a great show recommended for everyone of all ages!

Great fun for over 1's

[jphhayman · 10/10 · 24 March 2011]

My 15 month old loves this show. Every time it comes on she runs straight to the TV and yelps with delight. Although it is super cutesy, the characters are great, the music is always the same but works perfectly with the style of the show and I even find myself drawn into their luscious, visually stunning and love giving world. I even get on the floor with my little one and we do the "yogo" exercises together. Overall this is a great first TV show for your early toddlers and on the BBC it's followed by "In the night garden" which is the only other show (apart from music videos) that my daughter interacts with and truly finds engaging.