Sarah & Duck is that rare gem of genuinely gentle children's television that won't make you want to throw the remote through the window. It's slow, sweet, and utterly wholesome—the kind of show your toddler can watch while you're making dinner without worrying they're absorbing anything questionable.
The downside? It's really slow. Like, "watching paint dry but the paint is polite and British" slow. For the 2-4 year old set, this is perfect. For anyone older or kids accustomed to faster-paced content, it may induce naptime (which, depending on your day, might be a feature not a bug).
From a WISE perspective, it checks all the boxes for safety and wholesomeness. It's imaginative in a quiet, observational way rather than a "build stuff" way. It's enriching for emotional development but won't teach coding or fractions. If you're looking for something genuinely calm that models kindness and curiosity, this is solid gold for the preschool crowd.