Rugrats - Kwanzaa VHS

good

The video does give a brief background of the history of History. ( e.g. Kwanzaa was created in 1966). I think kids will enjoy hearing the names of the symbols of Kiswahili. There are some inadequacies that existed in the presentation. For example, Aunt Susie says that Harbi gani means how are you in Kiswahili, but actually it means "What's the news?" Overall, the video presentation will give families an overview of how to celebrate Kwanzaa, a great to start celebration the holiday.

I Can't wait to get this video! What's cool is it also includes "Cooking with Susie" and my favorite episode of all time, "And the Winner is!" Where Angelica wants her to lose over a trip to Cynthia Land, and Susie even tap dances to our National Anthem, without the tap shoes, but still tries anyway. Watch the entire video for yourself, whether you celebrats Kwanzaa or not.

While "Kwanzaa" is fine, "And The Winner Is..." is well worth repeated viewings alone. It's a lot of fun to see Susie do her tap-dancing number (And a little "Baby Elephant Walk" to boot) to proved it once again that Angelica have spoiled another scheme against those "Dumb Babies"! I like that one. So will you.