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Love this on Amazon prime streaming video - my 3yr old daughter can't get enough of Dora and Boots. She now loves to take her own backpack places and we'll be making a map soon. Great entertainment for the younger crowd.

If I hear the Dora opening song one more time...I'll...I'll...there is goes again in my head.

I would have banned this show from the house a long time ago, but my children are iPad and iPhone computer scientists, who seem to be able to find Dora on 1x wifi connections on a dusty road in Arizona. At the core, this show is super formulaic and annoying in its repetition. I suppose we can't make too big of a deal of this since most other entertainment have some repletion, but Dora takes it to an extreme. How are they going to get to the top of Candy Top Mountain? How!? Who cares! I hope the troll eats them this time. It would be good to show the kids that sometimes plans don't work out. Swiper the Fox get Boot's shoes, and Dora falls into the Swamp. Yes, sad...but a life lesson instead of frosting served on a cloud of saccharin.

Signed,
The Grumpy Old Troll

when Netflix took it off, I had to find another place to get it ... Amazon was great and is actually cheaper than Netflix.

My daughter loves Dora. She dances, sings and speaks Spanish along Dora. The shows keeps her entertained and helps her build her Spanish, English vocabulary.

great entertainment for kids. my 4 year old son loved it. greatly recommend it to prime users. I hope there will be more freely accessible episodes for amazon prime subscribers

My girls love to watch the episodes on their Kindle Fires. I love that Amazon has all of the first season so that my younger girls are able to watch the same ones my older girls watched when they were little!

Our 4 yr old Keith LOVES this show please allow him to watch all the others on prime as well!

I'm not a huge fan of kids TV, but this is great stuff for a 2-year old. Catchy songs, educational concepts, pseudo-interactive dialogue ("How many of these do we need?", "What color is missing?"), and a chance to expose her to Spanish. It's fairly tolerable for an adult, and I feel like my daughter isn't quite a couch potato as she calls out answers to Dora's questions.

If only I didn't hate the Map song, this would be the perfect show for her!

My daughter loves her... My daughter has a smile on her face as soon as I put it on for her!

My almost 3 year old loves Dora. She loves the interaction that Dora has in her shows and it helps her see patterns as well as colors/matching.