Kids Diana Show Ultimate mishmash (2021– ) User Reviews

Exploits little kids and teaches bad lessons

[PomegranateHoney · 1/10 · 11 February 2024]

This gross show exploits the little kids in it. No parent should be filming their kids at such a little age for the world to see, no matter how lucrative it may be. They are just too little and young. They don't even know what they're doing.

Also, the kids act bratty and selfish and this kind of stuff gets instilled in the kids watching it. There is nothing educational, unbuilding, or even positive about this show. It's just kids acting dumb and spoiled with obnoxious noises and no parenting going on. Again, the parents filming this should be ashamed of themselves.

Avoid this show if you want to raise well behaved children.

Awful show for kids.

[bmorganphilips · 1/10 · 26 April 2024]

I would give this show zero stars if I were able. All this show consists of kids playing with toys. Why is this a thing? It also features loud and obnoxious sound effects, spoiled and bratty kids. The most annoying this that they use baby talk. This awful for kids with speech delay. Over it sets a bad example for young children. It's trying come across as educational but all it does is reinforce bad behavior. Any show that has a kid staring blankly at the screen like zombies is sketchy. Unfortunately we came across it on Disney+ when Hulu co tent was added. Disney+ please allow parents to block shows.

Gross!

[dmon-08965 · 1/10 · 23 May 2024]

Seems to be a show about some spoiled poorly behaved kids who's parents want to make money by shamelessly filming their kids do random things in their gaudy house. There is nothing remotely educational about this show, I can't believe Disney would even put this content on, I can't imagine someone who works for Disney watching this and saying "this is great, we should put this on for kids to watch". Not to mention, it seems like it's dubbed, and they add obnoxious sound effects to every thing they do. Then again it follows suit with all the garbage they have been putting out under the leadership of Bob Iger and Kathleen Kennedy.