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By Praises from a Wife and Mommy!



Toopy and Binoo is an animated series that has become succsessful in Canada and is now available for US audiences!  

Disclosure: I received Toopy and Binoo products in exchange for a post about the show.  All thoughts and opinions are my own.   

 Here is a video and there are plenty more to find on their youtube channel.  




My kids have watched several episodes with several laughs in each show.  The show keeps the attention very well of my 2.5 year old and 6 year old.  

 Here are some more facts you should know about Toopy and Binoo and how to find them.     


Toopy and Binoo™ is an animated series that follows the adventures of Toopy, a tall, funny and friendly mouse, and his best friend Binoo, a tiny, clever and lovable white cat.

Little ones and their families laugh out loud as the charming and endearing friends explore their colorful, whimsical world. Binoo, always logical and perceptive, is the perfect sidekick for Toopy and his vivid imagination and spontaneous zest for life. 
      
Talkative Toopy loves to chat about the duo’s fun adventures. Thoughtful Binoo keeps his lips zipped but gets his point across with playful gestures and actions.

The series inspires preschoolers ages 2 to 6 to expand their creativity while reinforcing positive values such as friendship, good manners, creative thinking, and humor.

Funny in an age-appropriate way, Toopy and Binoo teaches children daily skills and encourages them to use their imaginations.

 A phenomenal hit TV series in Canada, Toopy and Binoo is now available for the first time ever to US audiences exclusively on the Toopy and Binoo TV YouTube channel:http://www.youtube.com/user/toopyandbinootv.

The Toopy and Binoo TV YouTube channel features more than 100 full, five-minute episodes, each with laughs and stories the whole family will enjoy. 

Join Toopy and Binoo for a fun Twitter Party on Thursday, February 20th at 1:00PMhosted by @ResourcefulMom to learn more about the show and win wonderful prizes! Follow #ToopyandBinoo to participate.


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