This is solid preschool fare that does exactly what it promises: celebrates imagination and kindness through simple beach-treasure adventures. It's not going to blow anyone's mind, but it's genuinely sweet without being cloying, and it models the kind of open-ended play we want kids doing anyway.

The animation is charmingly low-fi, and Lily is a great role model without being annoying about it. That said, it's slow. Really slow. If your kid is used to the pacing of modern streaming shows, this might feel like watching paint dry. And honestly, that 2014 vintage shows—it doesn't have the polish or zip of newer preschool hits.

It's a nice option for families wanting genuinely calm content or for kids who get overwhelmed by louder shows. But it's not essential viewing, and the limited availability makes it easy to skip if you're already drowning in Bluey and Elinor Wonders Why.