REVIEW – Disney Junior Doc McStuffins Mobile Clinic DVD

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Doc Mcstuffins: Mobile Clinic

• DVD Release Date: March 18, 2014
• Rated: NR (Not Rated)
• Run Time: 90 minutes
• Number of discs: 1
• Language: English (Dolby Digital 2.0), French (Dolby Digital 2.0), Spanish (Dolby Digital 2.0)
• Studio: Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment
• ASIN: B00HDF6ZWM

Synopsis: Doc McStuffins is back to save the day and this time, she is mobile! After building a mobile clinic with her dad, Doc is able to make house calls to help toys in need when she’s away from her own backyard clinic. The Doc Mobile comes equipped with everything she needs to fix toys good as new.
Cast: Kiara Muhammad (as Doc McStuffins); Loretta Devine (as Hallie); Lara Jill Miller (as Lambie); Robbie Rist (as Stuffy); Jess Harnell (as Chilly); Jaden Betts (as Donny McStuffins); Kimberly Brooks (as Mom McStuffins); and Gary Anthony Williams (as Dad McStuffins)
Episodes:
Doc McStuffins Goes McMobile / Chip Off the Ol’ Box
Doc to The Rescue / Don’t Knock the Noggin
Out of The Box / Run Down Race Car
Rescue Rhonda, Ready For Takeoff / All Washed Up
Rest Your Rotors, Rhonda! / Keep on Truckin’
Bonus:
Get a free Doc’s Reusable Tote Bag!
I like Doc McStuffins. It’s just a nice show. I love that theshow both encourges imagination like playing with stuffed animals, but also that it encourages a vision of real work and a place in the world, like being a doctor. Doc’s role model is her Mom, a doctor, and she wants to be like her. Doc plays with her toys and takes care of them, much like you and I did and now our kids do. Her patients all have a minor sickness or illness, there’s no scary disease. But what they do have that’s scary is the common apprehensions that we had and our children now have, things like fear of pain, seeing the doctor, stuff like that. This DVD is terrific for young kids, it’s very positive.
Here’s a film clip called The Doc Mobile.

And another film clip called Stay Calm.

MORE INFO
Doc McStuffins website
Doc McStuffins on Facebook
I loved my stuffed animals. As a child I played with them constantly, talking to them, changing their clothes, and of course bringing some to bed with me when it was time to go to sleep. When I moved to New Hampshire for two years one of the few things that I brought with me was two large black trash bags of stuffed animals. I had a number of favorites over the years, but one of my all time faves was a very old Pooh (approximately 1970 if I had to guess) that my Mom gave me and I still have to this day. I still have a good number of them, I just can’t bear to let them go.

Did you (or does your child) play with stuffed animals a lot? I’d really like to know, please leave a comment!