As a member of the Netflix Stream Team, we receive a Netflix subscription and surprises in the mail. My love for Netflix is all my own.
Netflix has really been cranking out some amazing shows for the little ones lately. Beat Bugs is one I can definitely get behind! With the new Netflix original series Beat Bugs, inspired by the music of the Beatles, your next family sing-along can be “Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds.” Thanks to five charming and energetic bug-like creatures (Jay, Kumi, Crick, Buzz and Walter), families have the opportunity to come together over kid-friendly storylines and the best damn music ever made — recorded by today’s top artists, including Jennifer Hudson, P!nk, Sia and Eddie Vedder.
Seriously guys, it’s really an adorable show that you can sing along to the entire time the kids are watching. The animation is great and the stories are perfect for the little ones. Each episode’s plot is based on the title of a Beatles song (which of course, is covered by some amazing artists).
I love rocking out to fun music with the boys. I mean, who doesn’t love a dance party in the middle of the living room?!? The best moments happen when the family comes together — and much of that happens over music and entertainment. It’s why 40% of families say they routinely watch all sorts of shows together. It’s also why you grow nostalgic for the music your parents loved and eventually want to pass it down to your kids as well.
Did you catch our video this morning of the kids opening their box of Beat Bugs fun that Netflix sent us? You can see the unboxing on our Facebook page.
But… here’s Charlie’s rendition of “All You Need is Love”.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BJshytnBZNA/?taken-by=mymessymiracles
Give Beat Bugs a peek and stay tuned for Season 2, which will be airing on November 18, 2016.
Camila says
You’re right, there are so many great shows for kids these days. I’m always surprised at the quality of the shows my niece and nephew watch when I visit my sister. I haven’t seen this particular one, though, but I’m sure if I had kids of my own, I’d be very familiar with it.