So much average

Just perfect...

Absolutely the worst movie.

A movie that not only functions as a solid scarefest but a razor-sharp satire.

This is one of the best shows out there for young kids. It promotes kindness, imagination and ambition... It's also just fun to watch.Doc is always teaching her friends to look out for one another and to be conscious of the feelings and emotions of others. This is such an important lesson to teach kids.Doc brings her toys to life and treats their illnesses. Through this process, the show teaches kids about how to deal with problems they face in life, e.g. feeling left out, seeing a loved one sick, being afraid of the dark, being different, etc.This show promotes imaginative play; my daughter will play doctors with her toys for hours because of this show.It's also so good to see a show that has such a smart female young character for girls to idolise.Such a clever show. Even Daddy and Mummy enjoy this one.

This show sucks! It is beyond a doubt the worst thing Disney Junior has ever created . No even other girly Disney shows were that lame.The characters and stories were all generic and The Doc mcstuffins character, I say she's was "The healer of Moe-toys".This Disney Jr. isn't just bad, it's a betrayal. From the first ever Disney channel for Preschoolers.Disney Junior, you had a good run, but after witnessing this, you're officially dead too me."Starfish Tumor" for this Moe-Centric Disney Junior Betrayal.Man, I could never get any lucky within Moe Anime or Moe Cartoons, just because They're weak, useless, and in some cases, sexist for promoting children too submissive and obedient.

My 10-month-old daughter and I absolutely love little Miss DocMcStuffins. She absolutely cannot get enough of the songs they sing or all the characters that flow through the "Doctor's Office." Truly an imaginative and thought-provoking character Disney Jr created. Finally, another great little role model for my daughter (aside from myself). What is really amazing and slightly funny is that when the theme song comes on...letting us know the "Doc is in and She'll fix you up..." our entire house stops to watch my daughter dance and clap and then we're all stuck on the TV to see what new case the Doc is going to tackle and note in her Big Book of BooBoos. Great educational programming. We love it!

Thank you Disney, for finally making a show that features a girl who isn't a princess or a princess-in-training. Instead, this is a show about an girl (Doc) who emulates her doctor mother by being a doctor to toys and stuffed animals. This is rare in the world of kids programming. Usually girls are relegated to the role of side-kick, or there is only one girl in a crew of boys. Or if the show stars a girl, the show is about "girly" stuff which means that boys will shun it. Little girls AND little boys will like this show, and will be able to relate to a child caring for toys and fixing them. The other great thing is that the main character and her family are African American, with a mom who is a doctor and a dad who stays at home. Even today, there is a dearth of children's programming that features African Americans in the main character roles, and this show fills a dire need in kids programming. The show is well written, the actors are all good, and the story lines are interesting. Disney did a great job in creating a show with strong, interesting female characters. It's about time!