I've always wondered about the parental situation of Max & Ruby, but compared to Rugrats, I would much rather not see the parents than see infants pulling screwdrivers and whatnot out of their diapers. But in the end, it's a cartoon, it doesn't really need to make any sense whatsoever as long as children enjoy it. I mean, really, how many of our toddlers are actually going to try and catch a bus? My daughter won't even leave the room without me. So as long the cartoon isn't teaching the kids bad things, why worry? It's sweet with good intentions, And it's nice seeing older siblings helping to take care of the younger siblings. I grew up with hard-working parents, so my older sister was my mom and dad when our parents were away. It's just another point of view of how some kids grow up. I think this is a wonderful little show, but most of all my 16month old daughter loves it and that's all that matters. Plus, when our kids are older and are watching much dumber things (ie Drake & Josh, Hannah Montana, Spongebob Squarepants, etc) we will look back and miss the days our children were watching Max & Ruby.
Review of Max & Ruby
