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Blue's Clues - Blue's First Holiday [VHS]

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For my now three year old, when Steve went away he was so sad that he didn't really take to Joe. He had mostly watched re runs on noggin. And for nearly a year now, he did not like to watch Blue's clues, because he know Steve has gone away or will leave. But after watching this episode, he was so excited to see Joe as a baby, and Steve as a young boy -- exactly the age group that appeals to 3 to 4 year olds, and he watched with a 4 yr old friend, and both absolutely loved it. And, to my relief, its brought back his love of blue. And he is so thrilled to see those bonus episodes -- "Steve is all grown up now! He's a big boy!" that it has brought the concept of growing home to him like nothing else.

The cover episode is a lovely story line about how Blue puppy comes to join Steve. We buy all of these for the bonus Steve episodes which we already own on VHS :-) Wish they would just go ahead and put the episodes on the Main Menu, instead of one level of "Bonus" indirection. Anyway, Joe or Steve, Blue's Clue's is so educational and appealing, its absolutely not to miss. This one has the Blue's Big Holiday VHS episodes as bonus.

My 2-year old grandson loves Blue's Clues dvd's. So, I bought two of them for his stocking stuffers. He loves them and watches them every afternoon while he scoots around the house. I found the service at Amazon great, and I thank you.

Fran Callahan

We bought this item as a pre-Christmas gift for our 3 1/2 year old son. We watched it during our family movie night. Our son loved the featured episode and loved seeing Joe as a baby.

It is a great story that details how Blue came to live with Steve as well as a telling of the first time they ever played Blue's Clues. I would recommend this to anyone who knows a child that loves Blue's Clues.

After watching the featured episode about 29 times, our son moved on to the other episodes...two are of the holidays and the last is about Joe's birthday. He loves them all.

Oshkosh, WI

If I had kids, and I were to pick one show for my kids to watch, I would pick Blues Clues. I find that too many little children are sitting in front of the TV watching nonsense shows that talk to them like babies. When you start out that way, how are you suppossed to end up? These shows can hold a child's attention like I've never seen before, and they are packed full with learning things. In everything that Joe does, he is teaching the children something. If you are going to let your children watch something, this is a show I would recommend, well actually all of the Blues Clues episodes. Patton does an amazing job! There he is, this guy, acting all by himself in front of a screen with nothing, it totally amazes me! So, if you want a show that will encourage the development of your child's learning skills, chose Blues Clues. (I personally like the holiday one, it's cute)

My 2 1/2 yr old grandson loves Blue. Seeing Blue and Steve as children was fun for him He called it Snowman Blue when he wants to watch it.

In this video we get to see Joe when he was a baby and his big brother Steve, as a boy. It is truly a sweet look back. My two year old enjoyed watching this video time and time again.

If your child is a Blue's Clues fan this is a must have for the holidays. It is sure to become a classic in your house. Same great Blue's adventures with a holiday twist.

Blues Clues is a wonderful program!! My granddaughter and I love watching it together -- she thoroughly enjoys the program and is learning a lot.

My one year old daughter loves it and my son loved it when he was two! Plus, mom and dad think it's amusing too. :)

We got this DVD for my 18 months old son and he loves it. I really like the first Bonus Episode with Steve when he and Blue are visiting their friends. The first episode explains how Blue and Steve met and how the whole game of Blue's Clues started. Pretty neat.

I like it and my sons too.