Twirlywoos - There's Somebody At The Door DVD Review

 When I first saw the Twirlywoos on Cbeebies I knew instantly that little J would love it. Its colourful, fun, cute and educational. However, I didn't expect to like it myself but I do. I think its a great show and I can actually watch a whole episode without thinking ' what is it?' to myself like I have done in the past with other children's programmes.

Twirlywoos features the adventures of four adorable characters, Great Big Hoo, Toodloo, Chickedy Chick and Peekaboo. You can join in there adventures aboard the Great Big Boat.

We were lucky to be sent a copy of the recently released Twirlywoos - There's Somebody At The Door  DVD which includes 8 episodes and thats not all there is a free activity sheet inside too.

The episode are the perfect length for little J to enjoy. He sits memorised at the TV screen watching the Twirlywoos as they explore the world.

Little J will sit laughing to himself especially during the episode Through. He loves it when the Twirlywoos push leaves through the letter box. Little J also says "Peekaboo is funny"

There was a few episodes on the DVD we hadn't seen yet so they were a big hit.

The DVD contains the following episodes

Underneath – The Twirlywoos learn about underneath when they visit a hat shop. Back in the Boat, the Box brings a rainbow for the Twirlywoos to dance underneath.

Round and Round – The Twirlywoos have fun on a roundabout, and are visited by the Stop-Go Car who chases them round and round the Boat.

Connecting – The Twirlywoos use a shoelace to connect some people together at a bus stop. Back in the Boat, the Very Important Lady falls apart, and it’s up to the Twirlywoos to connect her pieces back together.

Through – The Twirlywoos see a postman putting letters through a letterbox and decide to copy him. Back in the Boat, the Twirlywoo Screen gives the Twirlywoos a door to go through.

Full – The Twirlywoos see someone fill a glass with water, and get carried away finding their own containers to fill. Back in the Boat, the Twirlywoos have too much tea, and get full up themselves!

Behind – The Twirlywoos entertain a baby – and confuse her dad – by popping up behind him. Back in the Boat the Twirlywoos Screen draws a wall, with someone unusual hiding behind it.

Wrapping – The Twirlywoos see someone wrapping a present, and get carried away trying to wrap things of their own. Back in the Boat, the Stop-Go Car brings them a long scarf that they all get wrapped up in.

Upside Down – The Twirlywoos learn about upside down when they watch a gallery owner hanging some paintings. Back in the Boat they help put the Very Important Lady the right way up.

For more information on Twirlywoos you can visit them over at CBeebies or to buy the DVD you can visit amazon