How Bluey Shows "Learning to Parent" Perfectly (Baby Race Deep Dive & Easter Eggs)
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- Heya Buddies, today we will be reviewing and analyzing the Bluey Episode Baby Race and the way the studio uses it to showcase the shortcoming commonly seen in parenthood as well as how one can overcome this. Bluey season 3 Disney Plus Review analysis
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When I made my top 10 Emotional Bluey Episodes video I never had a chance to fully include this amazing episode on the list so this was my way of fixing that error and giving the spotlight this episode deserves. I won’t lie, this episode gets me choked up every time haha
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Coco's mum looking directly at the camera/audience and saying "you're doing great" is one of the moments that, even though I don't have kids, makes me tear up a bit.
Love that moment, makes me tear up everytime
I know it's supposed to be a scene concerning parents, but as a childfree adult with confidence and self-esteem issues, I like looking at that moment when I am feeling down on myself.
@@tranatkikomi6873 MOOD! Same here!
wholesome 4th wall break?!
So now Chilli is going by the name camera? it hurts.😢
The way this episode supports the miscarriage theory too- especially in Chilli constantly going to the doctor
My theory is a late second trimester miscarriage or stillbirth. The concept art for Bluey showed Chilli with a large pregnant belly, and The Show with the balloon that suddenly pops. I had a daughter who was stillborn and the episode hits home.
OH... MY .... GOD.... I never even put that together!!! No wonder why she goes to the doctor for every little thing! I'm sure miscarrying before having any children really shook her belief in her capabilities as a mother, no wonder why she has all those books about development.... She's trying so hard to reassure herself and feel in control because an event like that can make you feel so out of control and afraid that something could go wrong so suddenly out of nowhere... Oh my God Chilli!!!!! 😭 I'm so glad Coco's mom gave her a hug!!! She needed it!! Especially from another Mom!!!!
@@kennithjones5907 I'm so sorry to hear that. ❤ I hope you're doing alright,
Going to say something here on that. In Australia we have a maternal health nurse who you HAVE to see if you have a baby. They practically ham fist miles stones and baby development stages down your throat and there are many first time mums get overloaded with so much unneeded information that's not relevant making you feel like your a bad parent - though it depends on the nurse you get too. I have two kids, one lady I had was fantastic, the other made me so paranoid and pressured as a parent to have my baby grow up in a certain way and it was an awful experience. The amount of pressure on mum's is absolutely crazy at times, hell I had problems with my mother with my first one, making that living hell because I wasn't parenting the way she had. This episode REALLY spoke to me because of all this and seeing the pressure Chill felt as a parent hits super hard. People put so much pressure on new mum's instead of supporting them.... that NEEDS TO CHANGE.
This discussion has actually given me food for thought on my own mother. TL;DR, Thank you.
I am the oldest in my family and on the Autism spectrum. But as my mom would often mention when I was young, if it weren't for being miscarried I would have had an older brother, the name already decided on was Benjamin. My neurodiversity was evident from an early age, and one of my mother's greatest strengths raising me was her independence in using what she saw working instead of relying on traditional wisdom (because frankly I was a pretty bizarre child).
That said, she struggled with emotional and cognitive instability, and continues to do so (though she'd never admit it or call it that). It's been difficult as my more bold, sometimes reckless propensities clash with her coddling.
Bella forgetting how many kids she has for a moment is the most mom thing ever. it's one of my favorite scenes.
Agreed! It makes me laugh every time! lol.
@thatonegirlthatlikesylveon I think she said she has 9?
Don't remember right now
That moment where Bella looks at the camera and says “You’re doing great.” almost makes me cry every time. I may not be a parent (and don’t plan on being one anytime soon), but it still hits hard; because sometimes, you just need a little bit of encouragement like that. Not just for parents, but life in general.
Same!! 😭 I've never been a parent, but it reminded me so much of when my older sibling would give me the moments of encouragement and support when I didn't even know I needed them. My mom wasn't exactly there for us emotionally because she had her own stuff going on. But my sibling was always there for me, to pick me up when I was down and tell me I was doing great when I felt insecure about my abilities to succeed at something. Bluey is amazing and I'm forcing my sibling to watch it yesterday and they text me like "OMG HOW DARE YOU MAKE ME CRY AT WORK! 😢❤❤❤" 😂 This show is such a joy.
Almost? I'm crying every time :D
I'm really hoping we get a sequel episode to "Baby Race" at some point. The shakeup that comes with adding another child to a family adds a lot of ground to cover like Bandit and Chili being initially confident because this isn't their first rodeo only to be flummoxed when the things that worked with Bluey don't for Bingo. Or maybe more of an emphasis on Bandit and Bingo's relationship since Bingo's always been something of a daddy's girl while Bluey gravitates more towards Chili. And of course there's Bluey adjusting to being a big sister, something that Chili would probably encourage greatly since this is around the time when Brandy cut off contact with the Heelers.
It would be so cute if the episode is actually called "Shakeup"
Bingo gravitates towards Chilli and bluey towards Bandit from what I can tell
@@tristantries9211 In certain episodes they do, but there's plenty of evidence for the opposite too.
Bluey shows significantly more separation anxiety with Chili like in "Daddy Putdown" and she's the one who worries about Chili in "Sheepdog". We can see in that same episode that Bingo is also more stoked about playing with Bandit.
@@cassie6146 maybe so
I mean there could be a possibility for a third child, since in one of the episodes when Bandit is talking with another dad he said that he doesn't want another child after Bingo but Chili still wants another child. So there could be a possibility for a new family member
Something I love about this episode is Bandit's storyline in the background. He is literally lying on the floor drooling next to newborn baby Bluey in the beginning (which tbh is hella accurate!) and by the end he has Bluey in one arm and a basket of laundry in the other at the end. We see Bandit growing into the dad and parenting partner to Chilli that we know him as and I love it. Great video, thank you!
I started watching Bluey last year when I was pregnant. My son is 4 months old & the show has a whole different effect on me now. It's such an important piece of art.
I noticed in the episode that Bluey always seemed more interested in Chili than Bandit, the way she would reach her little hands out to her mum. From the start, Bluey only seemed to roll over because she saw Chili, but as soon as she saw Bandit, she immediately knocked him out of the way. This could lead to way Bluey crawled backward only because she saw Bandit infront of her instead of Chili. Even in the end, I believe that Bluey walked just because she wanted to get to her mum.
He's not having much luck getting her to settle down and sleep, either, despite the fact that he's obviously been trying hard for quite a while - showing so much love for Bluey AND Chili.
Bandit's laugh when she started to crawl...backwards was great. He gets it.
My sister is just 17 years old (no children) and she loves it, she cries every time with the Bluey first steps scene.
It makes me imagine what it'd be like to live with a healthier style of parenting, and it makes me want kids.
same
I am not a mother, nor a woman or close to an adult at all. I am male high school student, yet this episode resonated with me. I hyper fixate on many different niche things (Rubik’s Cubes, video games, Tetris) and just like Chilli, I feel like I am above the crowd when achieving something new, but then I’m humbled when I watch someone with 1/4th the experience and is still better than me. It makes me mad to look back seeing how much work I put in, but after seeing this episode I realized that I am comparing myself to the standout, and that I need to stop comparing myself to others and celebrate what I’ve accomplished. Thank you for making this video.
I'm in art school, and it's hard not compare yourself to others. I try to remember that I've done this less long than most. And this episode is a good reminder for me that I'm developing at my own pace.
Teachers can say what they want, but I know my process and progress.
I'm an older sister, I unfortunately learned most of my past achievements were out of pity because my mum was dying/had died. I often compare myself to my younger brother who has real achievements to be proud of, even find myself feeling I will never be a daughter for my father to be proud of. I often need to come back to this episode to remind myself to stop comparing myself to him, even if extended family tends to, as I have challenges that make living a little more difficult but just getting through each day is an achievement.
The episode "Baby race" is really important for me. I have 14 months old daughter who isn't crawling yet (yeah, she is rolling everywhere :D ). Various doctors said she is healthy, she is only going at her own pace. But I'm afraid I'm doing something wrong. And this episode is giving me some peace. I'm rewatching it every time when I'm too focused on gross motor skills (my little one have really good fine motor skills and is clever, but my fear can make me ignore it). This episode is really therapeutic and extremely emotional.
On the other end of the scale, my mum tells me I walked so early, too early, the doctor said (as well as missing out on coordination skills) I could end up bow leged as my bones were still squishy. Doc told mum to discourage me walking, but I was having none of it. So then I was prescribed a trampoline, I was to jump on that thing as much as possible to build up my bone density. So that's how mum ended up with a clutzy 1-2 year old doing front and back trampoline flips and she was in constant fear I'd fall off and break myself. So you cant win is what I'm saying😅
I had a cousin who didn't walk until she was 2 years old, nothing was wrong with her and nothing is wrong with her now that she is 14, I also never crawled as a baby- just went from dragging my butt on the floor to walking lol.
i know this is an old comment, but i literally learned how to WALK first before i figured out the crawling. kids are funny creatures.
I had the exact same thing with my LO. she rolled over very early but then took her sweet time to walk and crawl to the point i worried. I think bluey should be a parenting guidebook at this point
@@Nameless-ny8nk Both of these happened to me lol. Except when I talked around two, I went from being mute to immediately somewhat-full sentences apparently.
Story from when me and my little brother were toddlers. My mom thought my brother was mute because he never said a word to her, and I somehow always told her what he wanted. Eventually we went to a doctor and she found out that he was just whispering to me what he wanted and he could actually talk in full sentences, for some reason he just refused to let adults hear him.
One of my cousins didn't speak at all until he was almost three, but when he did start speaking it was full, perfect sentences. He was just chilling lol
Some little ones just let their voice marinate, I guess.
Great respect to him, wrote a script about a new mothers perspective, thought about scrapping it but instead listened to the perspective of his wife and mother of his children. I love that.
I remember when my son was learning to walk, for like three months he would just stand there and then start crawling instead. And then all my friends kids who were younger than my son started walking. So I felt like I had done something wrong from everyone else. Then my brother visited and got this kid to start walking my dangling a French fry in front of him.
I instantly start crying at the end of this episode! I think every parent needs another to sit down and simply just say, "you're doing great". Everyone needs it!
3:25 Cattle dogs actually DO gain more white hairs on their coats as they age, so this is pretty much accurate.
Although this also causes some inconsistencies with Brandy (Chilli’s sister) since she’s shown with no white hair streaks in the episode ‘Onesies’ however if she’s Chilli’s younger sister (though they don’t specify who’s the older sibling) it could explain her lack of white hairs.
It's confirmed that brandy is older, as said in blueys big play, which was where brandy was first mentioned.
Brandy is the older sister, and she might be be using a fur dye since it's likely not being able to have her own children makes her insecure about her age, it would be a very complex theme to include.
Or maybe not having her own children has made her age a bit slower than her younger sister, Bandit and Chilli gained their grey hair right after having a baby. This could be a little tidbit on how spayed or neutered dogs and cats will be healthier than the ones having litters.
@@IdiotAnimation Then there’s definitely some inconsistency there, since if Chilli & Bandit have white hair streaks, Brandy should definitely have them too.
@@sparxstreak02 they probably only have streaks from the stress of raising kids, so Brandy wouldn't have them cause she has no kids
I’d also like to note that coco’s mom, bella, is always the one praising bluey. Everytime she learns something new and continues to do whatever her new skill is at the group meetings, bella always provides some praise.
Bella is the one who notices Chilli’s absense.
She seems to care a lot about chilli and her daughter and it’s very cute
With all those kids of her own, it makes sense to me that Bella is actually taking a motherly role to Chili, going an extra step.
It feels so nice to actually see content that is supportive of being a parent and having kids. I come from a family that had many generations of teen pregnancy, as well as being from a generation that sees having kids as "unfairly ruining the environment" or "uncool"...
Basically me wanting kids has always come with being shamed, teased, or disrespected. I've never really experienced someone being supportive of the decision to become a mother, other than my own mom.
I feel this so hard. I decided to start my family at 15 after wanting kids for the longest time. I think what I learned the most about our generation is, you need to curate your own relationships. And stick up for yourself no matter what. There are other people like us out there & honestly, most people irl aren’t like the vocal minority online. I hope you can follow your dreams & find people that support you because you deserve it.
I can relate to the part about coming from a family that had many teen pregnancies, I have an aunt and uncle who had their first son when they were both *12*, but my family isn't against me having children atleast not now, they want me to get a bf because I'm 20 and never had one but honestly I'm just not that interested in men.
Honestly shaming you for wanting children seems extremely inmature in my opinion, of course people are allowed to not want children but a lot of people have gone from “Everybody should have children” to “People should be able to choose to have children” to grown adults reacting to children in public spaces in the same way a kid would react to their younger sibling wanting to be with them when they don't want to.
Every time I hear and rewatch the part where Bella looks at the camera and says “You’re doing great” makes me tear up without fail.
I don’t have any kids yet, but I have struggled with my own challenges of feeling inadequate in things other people seem to have no trouble with. So the line for me, can be used in a lot of different scenarios and can be said to a lot of different people, and still have the same effect. Sometimes all we need to hear is those three simple words.
You’re doing great.
The bond between Bluey and Bingo is so strong and so transcendental to the point that the line she said in the end "Maybe you saw something you wanted" really hits me every time I hear it
And all this time Bluey was reaching her hands out to Chilli was the journey she was going through for her and her driving force.
It does not matter how many times I've watched 'Baby Race' when Bingo says the last line I BAWL. I've shown that episode to everyone in my life. Its too good to not be seen.
One more thing to add: The shot composition when Bluey reaches out to her mom in Bandit's arms, and when Bluey finally gets up and walks in the kitchen, they are very similar.
It's completely possible that Bluey was ready to walk as soon as she was reaching out like that first time. But, in her depression, she didn't go to parents group.
Who knows what might have happened had she turned around and played with her that day Juno walked!
Sometimes it just blows my mind that Bluey episodes are actually only seven minutes long. So much is in each one that they seem longer. Despite simple plots too!
I love what Bingo saids that at the end, because it connects everything on Blueys pov, and everything she's done from crawling backwards, bum shuffle, and rolling, every direction that bluey went was always towards Chilly, all Bluey wanted was to be with Mama, Blueys goal was to be with her mom, it warmed my heart, Chilly was so focused on others and questioning her parenting skills, she never notice how her daughter only ever wanted was to be with her mom. It made me cry and it was so sweet 🤧
I’ve never wanted kids my entire life due to personal trauma, thought anything involving kids was the absolute worse, but man when I saw this episode it made me think about what it could be like.
I’m still not certain about this sorta stuff, I don’t think I could be a good mom at all, but man just hearing that “you’re doing great” really gets to me.
I also agree with the ending scene when Bluey walks towards Chili, it’s such an extremely emotional scene. “Maybe you just saw something you wanted” and the music, it’s so good.
The ending for this episode KILLS me everytime
I'm not a parent myself, but when my little sister was learning to walk, I was the first person she took her first steps to. So it hit a little TOO close to home for me XD
Deff one of the best episodes imo
Even though i don't have children, seeing Coco's mother say that i'm doing great while looking directly at me makes me feel understood and it's like i'm not alone.
i recommend taking a look at the episode 'space' it is open to different interpretations and would be interesting.
This episode makes me cry every time. I don’t want kids, but it has given me an insight to how powerful one would have to be if they wanted them. And I have a very strong connection to my mother so that one line Bingo says always makes me sob. I’ll be in college in September and I’ve never done very well away from home so that is also going to be very difficult
Well, as someone who does want kids someday, I just wanted to say, it's not a race. And you're doing great. :)
@@millenniumf1138 aw thank you, I wish you luck with your someday family
I think Coco's looking at the camera saying "/your doing great" is meant to be the show telling us parents watching Bluey with our children that we are indeed- doing great and reassure us. It was meant to encourage the parents watching directly
I'll never forget the musical swell that plays as Bluey walks for the first time. This beautiful, ethereal tune is an absolute perfect fit. Also, a couple of requests for Deep Bluey Dives; Camping and Daddy Drop-off, please. Both episodes are precious beyond words in their own rights, but the endings take things all the farther. I love flash-forward scenes; they give the impression that time is actually moving forward and we aren't in a temporal vacuum like how it can feel with episodic shows like this.
Being a teen in high school, messages like these are what we really need to hear because we are always ALWAYS comparing ourselves to each other, and sometimes are even told that we are “worse” than others, or “slower” than others. I am still surprised by this show, and have actually enjoyed watching it with my younger siblings.
omg. i have watched this episode countless times and never noticed bluey kept reaching for her mom in different scenes. it makes the ending hit that much harder especially since i am a new mother with my 6 month old baby girl
As the mom of a child with a severe speech delay I felt like I had done/was doing something wrong for him to be so severely delayed.
To hear ‘you’re doing great’ during this episode, an episode about babies developing at different paces and in different ways, helped me release the mom guilt and accept that it wasn’t something that I had done.
This episode alone left me on the verge of tears and made me start realizing that me being the first-born and oldest child was pretty much an experiment to test my mom and dad's patience and persistence to raise me slowly but surely one step at a time. Because in the end, as Wendy said, it's not a race!
I completely agree that the ending is more emotional than the scene with Bella (it being the only thing to have made me cry in the show), but that could be because I’m not a parent. Still, the amazing vocals and image of baby Bluey running into Chilli’s arms melts my heart
I just discovered Bluey after my little guy was born. He's 15 months now. This episode still makes me sob. I'm bawling now just seeing the "your doing great" clip. Literally typing through tears. Chilli is what I aspire to be as a mom
Still waiting for the Mackenzie vid! XD Just kidding, no rush. I don't have kids myself, but the part where Bella tells Chili she's doing great got to me. I have autism, so sometimes I just like to be reminded that I'm doing okay for myself, even if it isn't as good as I'd like it to be. I'm still learning to run my own race.
So my mom cried a lot when I was a baby, I was her last and I was the one who took the longest to do everything. From teething to walking. So for all the parents out there, each of ur kids are different. Don’t feel too bad that it’s taking some extra time.
Could you do an episode on Winton sometime maybe? I know he's not a huge character, but something about him resonates with me. Maybe it's because his parents are divorced. Or because he's a bit of a follower who just goes along with what others play. Like when bluey plays Helicopter he asks "hey, can you fly me to my dad's house? He has a pool!" it took me a second to make the connection that his parents live separately, but he said it just the way I used to when I went back and forth between houses, and that brought back a lot of memories. That and in the episode mommies and daddies, it's very clear he's kind of a follower that gets bossed around a lot and he's the epitome of the "welp! This is life now!" Kind of child mentality where he just goes with whatever people tell him to do without thinking about it too much. Which as the youngest on my family, that's very relatable to me too. I don't know why but this little baby bulldog boy child has my heart, I would fight for him! 😢❤❤❤ I hope he gets more screen time in future episodes!
This episode makes me cry every time I watch it; I relate with it so much.
My first son for the longest time did not want to crawl or even walk. Up until he was one, he only wanted to roll. He would kind of crawl, but then was like “ah screw it, I get faster around rolling”
So of course, my son is a year old, doesn’t want to crawl and even no signs of wanting to walk. I blamed myself so much, thinking I was a terrible mother, and doing everything wrong. Lots of tears. Now, my son was also born during covid, so he wasn’t around a lot of kids.
As for my second son, he was about the same as his older brother. Didn’t want to crawl (now he’s a crawling champ), and now has no interest in walking on his own. A playgroup I go to, there is a little boy who is 9 days younger then my youngest. This little guy is crawling and walking so early on, while my little man having no interest. I once again felt like I was failing, but instead of a book stating I was doing things wrong, I was witnessing it first hand that my little guy was “behind”, or at least that’s how I felt.
I watch this episode so much, even without my kids, to remind myself that I’m doing great and that it’s not a race
"You're doing great!"
I don't even have kids but I think my eyes started to tear up!
The final scene with Bingo saying: Maybe you just saw something you wanted,
As Bluey is reaching for her Mom. That scene gets me every time.
I first saw Bluey when my youngest was hospitalized at 14 months old with asthma. The room we were in had a TV remote that didn't work, which meant that we were stuck watching the Disney Jr channel on mute throughout the stay. So I got to watch various toddler TV programming without any sound, which was, as you can imagine, not very enjoyable. This included a few Bluey episodes, including Escape (which you can imagine was incomprehensible on mute and with absolutely no context), and for the most part I couldn't tell what was happening in the show. But then Baby Race aired.
I watched that episode with my exhausted and wheezing toddler sleeping in my arms, and I understood every single scene without any sound. And I cried at the end, both out of exhaustion, but also because of how much I related to the episode as a parent. And now I've seen it a million times, and I still cry every time. Bluey taking her first steps because of how much she loves Chili is one of the most beautiful moments of TV ever.
Omg that so literally was one of the most beautiful stories I’ve read thank you so much for sharing your personal experience with me, I’m hoping your little one is okay now and I love hearing that despite it being on mute you were able to resonate with what was happening on the screen 💙
I felt this whole episode even though I don't have kids I have a dog who is now 3 and as a puppy I thought he was never going to be house trained and I always worried about how he was going to get along with other dogs and strangers especially being a lockdown pup. Now he is fully house trained, gets along well with both intact and non intact dogs and strangers (once he gets to know them)
The episode "Baby Race" is not just an episode but a short film. There are three quotes that I find relatable as I often compare the context of the episode "Baby Race" with the current school life.
1. "We are all learning to do things for the first time" is something that schools, even colleges, are trying to teach us as part of our everyday life. Whether it is school subject, a school activity or even something that you might find yourself in, at first, we might find them difficult to solve, but with time, we all learn to look for a new angle in order to overcome these challenges.
2. "I just felt like I was doing everything wrong". At some point, failure can cause you to feel down and overwhelmed easily just you think you can't achieve what others achieve or can't have what others have. But failure can be a huge stepping stone to finding new ways to problems.
3. "You're doing great" is something that I never expect to hear from a cartoon dog. While some achieve at a fast pace, others might take time to achieve. After all, all of us learn and progress at our own pace. What's important is that we do not need to be like others; we just need to be ourselves and just do what we need to do.
I was a rolling baby too my own had a biglaugh attack when she saw Bluey roll to her mother. My Mom also had tears in her eyes when Bluey walked to Chilli. I guess my first steps were like Bluey's. I got up and with little grabby fingers and babbling "Mamamamamamamama." I walked to her.
I agree, the moment where bluey first takes those steps is what gets me more than “you’re doing great”. As a kid I was so so close to my mom because my parents got divorced, my mom being my primary parent when I was young and I never was comfortable around my step dad but as I grew up I realized how toxic and abusive she was towards me and I lost that emotional closeness I had so bluey going to her mom with bingo saying maybe she saw something she wanted makes my heart break because it just reminds me of how I was when I was young
i’ve never seen Bluey but this video made me tear up a little. not even a parent but i really enjoyed this!
That’s incredible ! I really hope you check out the series, it’s one of the best shows on tv right now so I hope this encourages you to check out the rest of the show
This episode was the one that won me over because the struggle to get Bluey to walk was step by step the same journey my niece went through.
I just have to say that I just laughed out loud at Bluey rolling instead of crawling so hard that my husband had to pause the episode. Come to find out that he'd been watching it himself, hit that moment, and come dashing down to my office to make me watch it too, because our two-year-old did the *exact same thing*. She figured out rolling early and just stuck with it, barely crawled at all, rolled everywhere she wanted to go until she figured out pulling up on furniture and cruising and eventually walking. My one-year-old son meanwhile is a crawler and a cruiser, zooms everywhere, but he was a late roller and I remember feeling a little worried about that because my daughter was so fast at it. It's hard not to compare even when you know better. 'Course by the end of the episode I was a crying mess but definitely happy tears. This is the episode that got me sold on this show and actively watching it with my kids instead of just having it on the 'mommy needs to clean have an episode of cartoons to hold you in place for half an hour' rotation.
I may not have any kids of my own, but this episode made me happy honestly.
I love the message of how everyone goes at their own pace for something. And to encourage them through their progress and to try to understand their world view to help yourself understand them and how to encourage them.
Can't believe this episode would almost have been binned. It's so so high up on the list of most emotional episodes.
I especially love the double emotional gut bunch right at the end when she's being told "you're doing great", and then, just a tiny bit later, "Maybe you just saw something you wanted."
I love how you used a diving scene when saying deep dive and an Easter egg scene when saying Easter egg, little things like that really make me love watching!
As a mom, this episode hit me so hard because I felt, and still feel like I’m failing my child in how he should be raised. I had too many people either telling me what I was doing wrong, or anything else. It was from hearing one “You’re doing okay” that I broke down and realized I’m at least trying.
As a first time mom of a toddler and long time early childhood educator, I find Bluey to be phenomenal with the topics it brings up. Baby Race is one of my favorites, but I also really love Bin Night, Library, and Bikes and feel they aren't discussed enough. I hope you touch on those soon.
I'm not a parent, and I'm likely never going to be one.. but Coco's moms simple "you're doing great" makes me cry every single time. Bluey's the show I watch when I've had a stressful day/week/month/whatever and I just really need to break down and let the tears flow. I can't do that normally, so Bluey's been a life saver
i noticed today something unrelated to this video but interesting, and i thought you might like to know about it (if you don't already). i think it was in the cartoon where Bandit, Bingo, Bluey and McKenzie explore the creek. before they go, Bandit is sitting at the bottom of a park slide, blocking a kid at the top of the slide. the kid picks his nose and wipes his finger on the edge of the slide. i don't know if this qualifies as a type of "an easter egg," but it is one of those little quirky background details that adds to the genius of the series.
Really looking forward to these deep dives!!! The way you use AJR’s music always hits different ❤
Another thing I noticed about this episode in regards to Bluey reaching out to Chillie is that Chillie doesn't seem to take notice of Bluey's subtle hints(Reaching out specifically to her). She takes no notice or reaches out to meet her. Until the very end when Bluey walks. Cementing the personal growth of Chillie and how she learned to fully accept Bluey for who she is and how she does things. This could be a good subtle nod to parents raising children with special needs or disabilities and learning how to care for that child in their own unique way.
I like this, it gave me happy chills 😊
"Maybe you just saw something you wanted" TEARS FALLING, BAWLING, DROWNING IN TEARS 😭😭😭
I’m a new first time mom full of stress and anxiety and this episode made me cry I loved it
This is one of the very few things that remind me why it is so rewarding to have kids, as I don’t have any, but I do help my brother with his 4 year old kids and it burns me out within the first 2 hours.
Thank you for your videos. They make my days brighter. You deserve to gain a larger audience and reach your goal of doing this full-time!
I'm still very young, i haven't even married yet but the episode Baby Race always puts me in tears, because i had a similar experience with my niece and nephew. Even tho I'm still young my older brother and older sister already had a family and kids and i became their uncle
I still remember my older brother and his wife excitement when my niece crawled for the first time, when my niece got to walk for the first time
I also experienced it first hand to when my niece decided to walk to me, i cannot put it in word but the moment my niece look at me with her arms stretched out walking towards me it is a feeling of proudly and joy that i couldn't find a perfect word to describe it
So the moment that i saw Bluey standing up beside the counter and with her pov looking at her mother and then start to walk combine with Bingo saying "maybe u see something thag u want" put me in so much tears, it brings back a beautiful memories 😭😭
Super happy for you. That's great to see you're still growing and adapting. I love that you made it not only to, but past the 14k subs point. Keep going and keep growing. You got this. Have yourself a great week 😊.
Omg it’s black market! It’s so good to see you after so long, it feels really cool to see such an old friend on my new content. I really appreciate you commenting this, it made me smile really hard to see this since it’s coming from you. I hope you have a good week as well buddy, you’re the best
@@Pugly Thank you very much 😊. It's always a pleasure buddy. Have yourself a great one and I'll catch up with you later. Stay blessed.😊
just discovered this channel, and the bluey deep-dives, and i'm loving every bit of 'em! I very much have to agree, while the "you're doing great!" scene was touching, I do have to say the scenes where we see from baby!Bluey's perspective, with her little arms outstretched toward mom, especially when she gets up to try and walk toward Chili when she's doing dishes... those scenes really got me the most.
The end of the episode made me cry. I don't even have kids, but I was super emotional after the end.
Love your content, can't wait to see more of these deep dives and easter eggs!!!!!
I'm not a parent, I'm still crying. This was lovely. Thank you.
I'm not a parent myself, but even I can't help but worry how often I hear new parents say that their child is a genius and will be a prodigy. Of course when children and babies are little, every milestone is exciting! However, it's important to not let that sentiment turn into creating a high-pressure relationship with the child. Kids are like sponges and internalize the attitudes of the people around them regularly. It's important to encourage growth and trying your best, but to also have patience, understanding, and unconditional kindness and support. ❤
"You're doing great" made me bawl.
your videos always make me tear up, even to episodes i didn’t originally cry over.. excited and also scared for your Bandit video, he’s my favourite character so i know it’s going to be a real tear jerker 🥹
I'm really happy people are talking about this show and making videos like this its just wonderful
Coco’s mother is voiced by Leigh Sales, a highly accomplished Australian journalist that recently stepped down from hosting a news program on the ABC to be with her family more. I’m certain that at least a few parents would recognise her voice.
I really like how you show us the épisode in a diffrent perspective. I see a New intressting view of this épisode that i already liked!
I cried this entire video. Thank you for this ❤
This was me when I had my son and especially confirming that he’s on the spectrum by his fifth birthday. I felt such a failure because I work in childcare and I hardly noticed the more subtle signs and wondering why he excelled in some areas but delayed in others. Now with the support he needs, he’s thriving in primary school and has lots of friends. The comparing is inevitable but we we learn to accept our children’s strengths, it becomes easier.
Amazing video as always, I'm definitely glad i could help out
Thank you for the deep dive! You've got a talent for this. I've subscribed and look forward to more. Cheers!
Thank you very much buddy, I really do enjoy doing these bluey videos so it’s extra encouraging when someone says they like the new series I’m planning
Bandit(carrying bluey): 99 bottles of milk on the wall, 99 bottles of milk, if one falls down another falls down, no more bottles of milk on the wall…!
Ah biscuits, he said paint. Oh well!
10:20 a message for my mum
11:47 just beautiful
The heat advise I know and give:
Give your child time. We all learn at different paces.
No matter how many times I see that 'You're doing great" moment, I get teary-eyed! It's just so sweet and precious, and Bella is SO sweet to think of what might be wrong and do her best to help! And then YES, that scene AFTER with the sweet AF music SWELLING when Bluey walks toward Chilli, with Bingo saying, "Maybe you just saw something you wanted!" TEARS! EVERY DAMN TIME! ;A; My HEART!
There is also the mirror of the bluey finally walking scene and bingos "maybe you saw something you wanted perfectly mirroring the onsies episode and Brandy reaching out to Bingo as Chili say there's something she wants but can't have.
I love how someone Pugly loves via content loves him via content too ❤️
That episode reminds me of when I had my son unexpectedly 2 years ago. I had no idea that I was pregnant until 30 minutes before my son was born. I went through postnatal depression and my PTSD was grew too much (diagnosed after being bullied at 12 years old).
Coco's mum said to Chilli, "You're doing great." I was in tears (and still do every time) thinking many people and my family said that I'm doing well despite I was unprepared to look after my son.
Absurdly, deep dive:
This might be, because I just watched your video about how bluey heals your inner child, but I see a comparison between Chilly accepting Bluey’s journey and an individual like myself learning to love their inner child.
I recognize the shortcomings I have as a person, and I have been working nonstop to eliminate them, and to help myself grow as a parent.
But the steps that I see, are not the steps that I see in others. Where other Nurotypical people can stand up and walk, I crawl backwards. As hard as I try, my progress does not look like what I feel it should be.
I want to learn how to love and accept my progress as it is without comparison to anyone else’s journey.
This observation will really make this episode pop to anyone who is working hard to achieve an internal goal.
Thank you for the video! ❤❤❤
Single dad here. Just wanted you to know how much I love this show and I love your videos about it. I compare myself to how I see my ex wife doing when I video call the kids while they're there. Her and her girlfriend seem to ALWAYS have a spotless house and they're always showering the kids with new clothes/gifts. The weeks I have them feel so hectic and crazy. They absolutely love being here and we always have so much fun, but I can't help but feel like a failure at times. It's just me, so I can't afford many extra gifts or new outfits every week. They're 4 and 3 years old, so we're always making tons of messes from playing and just running around and it's so hard to keep up with how their mom's house always looks. I can't help but fall down that hole of feeling like a failure once I start unfairly comparing what I think it's like over at their mom's house. I know it's silly because I can tell they genuinely love being here. They have plenty of clothes and toys and never go hungry, but I still can't seem to help comparing and feeling like a failure. I forgot about this episode and I'm currently in my head comparing. So when she looked into the camera and said "you're doing great" I couldn't help but ugly cry lol. I'm currently tearing back up thinking about it. Thank you for posting this, I needed it more than I thought.
This episode hit me in the gut. My own child was a late walker and roller and everything and I used to feel awful about.
This was an amazing episode.
When you think about it, its actually kinda impressive for a baby to crawl backwards like that
Even though I know I will never have kids of my own, watching Bluey has inspired me to be a better uncle for my niece and nephew. I also love watching your deep dives into the series. You always find a unique way to explain these episodes. It's nice
Its baffles me how this show blends and covers such light hearted and fun ideas with others being some of the most mature and nuanced themes I have seen tackled in children’s media, that are executed both perfectly and giving the same amount of importance
I have a daughter who just turned 18 months today, she only started walking 4 weeks ago! Every time this episode came up I would just cry at all the scenes lol, and i still do. It definitely helped me not freak out about my baby not walking (she was furniture cruising since 9 months old), and also talking to my mom about it. Super late walkers just runs in the family (heh).
Gosh, I do love bluey! I don’t have kids yet, but I watched it once with my nephew and I haven’t stopped 😂
I remember watching this episode when I was bored and simply selected a Bluey episode of compilation. It caught my attention very quickly because I have an extremely strong desire to be a parent. And I have to agree the very end is THE best part as opposed to the "You're doing great" section, which, don't get me wrong, is special in itself, but I'd be lying if I said I didn't cry when Bluey began to walk with that angelic music swelling.
Yessss!!! That music swell is so freaking good. Happy to hear this episode was able to reinstate with you in such a special way buddy :)
@@Pugly Yeah, haha! A majority of Bluey does but this one takes the cake.
I’m not a mom but hearing someone saying your doing great makes me cry
Another great video ❤
I cry every damn time with the "your doing great" and bingo saying "maybe she saw something she wanted" I mean I ugly cry.
My brother sent me this episode at the exact time I was torturing and questioning myself for my baby development. like bluey she rolled over very early, sit on time but was taking a long while to crawl or even walk. I kept wondering what I did wrong and blaming myself, and he sent me this. and I stopped worrying about it since.