Let's be real: this is a themed pin-the-tail game with Daniel Tiger's face on it. If you're throwing a Daniel Tiger birthday party for a 3 or 4-year-old, it's a perfectly fine activity that'll keep toddlers entertained for 15 minutes. The acting-out-emotions component is cute and aligns with the show's social-emotional learning goals.
But as a board game to keep in your collection? Hard pass. The 3.3 BGG rating and zero people wishlisting it tells you everything. It's a single-use party prop, not a game with legs. Parents on Amazon gave it 4.7 stars, probably because it served its purpose at a birthday party and the kids liked seeing Daniel Tiger—not because it's compelling gameplay.
Buy it for the party, use it once, pass it along. That's the whole story here.