T.O.T.S. – WISE Score & Parent Review | Screenwise

T.O.T.S.

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show2019

78%

WISE Score

6.6

IMDb

A penguin and flamingo deliver babies in this gentle Disney Junior show that's sweet, safe, and completely forgettable by age 7.

6.6/10

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T.O.T.S.

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TV-Y, 2019

78%

WISE Score

6.6

IMDb

A penguin and flamingo deliver babies in this gentle Disney Junior show that's sweet, safe, and completely forgettable by age 7.

6.6

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Screenwise Verdict

T.O.T.S. is competent preschool television—safe, sweet, and mildly educational in that 'let's learn to share' kind of way. It won't rot anyone's brain, and parents report the songs are actually tolerable, which is legitimately impressive.

That said, it's not particularly memorable or creative beyond its initial premise. A penguin and flamingo delivering babies is cute, but the show doesn't do much with that setup beyond gentle problem-solving and friendship lessons. It's the kind of show you put on when you need 22 minutes of peace and don't want to worry about what's happening on screen.

The IMDB rating of 6.6 feels about right—it's fine. Parents will appreciate how genuinely safe and positive it is. Kids in the target age range will enjoy it. Everyone else will forget it exists the moment their youngest turns seven.

Age Fit

Squarely aimed at the 2-6 crowd, with Common Sense Media suggesting age 4+. Toddlers will love the bright colors and baby animals; kindergarteners might still enjoy it; first graders will have moved on.

WISE Breakdown

Wholesome

Models kindness, cooperation, and problem-solving through Pip and Freddy's friendship. Parent reviews consistently mention positive role models, catchy songs, and family-friendly tone. Shows babies being delivered to loving families with care and teamwork. Episodes teach sharing and getting along (like 'Like Cats & Dogs'). Pacing is gentle and appropriate for preschoolers.

Imaginative

The premise of a penguin and flamingo working as baby delivery agents is quirky and fun, breaking the stork monopoly in a lighthearted way. The show invites kids into a fantastical workplace with different baby animals and delivery scenarios. However, it's fairly formulaic episode-to-episode without much depth or creative problem-solving that would spark real imagination beyond the initial concept.

Safe

Extremely safe for its target audience. IMDb parents guide confirms it's a family show with minimal conflict (just babies fighting over toys, resolved peacefully). No violence, scary content, or inappropriate themes. Available in Disney+ kids mode. Common Sense Media rates it for age 4+. No concerning elements whatsoever for preschoolers.

Enriching

Teaches basic social-emotional skills like sharing, taking turns, cooperation, and friendship. Shows workplace dynamics and responsibility in a kid-friendly way. However, it's primarily entertainment-focused without deeper educational content or complex problem-solving. Good for emotional development in the 2-5 range but doesn't push cognitive growth much beyond basic lessons.

Parent Info

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Why It Might Be Great

Pip and Freddy model genuine friendship, teamwork, and kindness without being preachy about it
Catchy songs that parents report being tolerable (high praise in the preschool show category)
Cute baby animals everywhere—if your toddler is in that phase, this hits the spot
Zero scary moments, conflict, or content you'd need to explain or shield from little eyes
Shows workplace responsibility and problem-solving in an age-appropriate fantasy setting

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What to Watch For

It's pretty formulaic—expect the same structure and low-stakes problems every episode
The 'where do babies come from' premise is purely fantasy (storks, penguins, delivery service) so no awkward questions there
Kids over 6 will likely find it way too babyish and boring

Conversation Starters

"Pip and Freddy work really well together even though they're different. Who do you like working with on projects?"
"The babies in the show all go to families who love them. What do you think makes a good family?"
"If you could deliver any kind of baby animal, which would you pick and why?"

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