valentine's day dvds for kids

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What It's About: SpongeBob and his pals celebrate the things and people they love--Krabby Patties, donuts and family--in these seven seaworthy episodes.
Message from the Heart: As long as your heart is in the right place, nothing else matters.

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What It's About: Dora the Explorer, Go, Diego, Go!, Wonder Pets!, Yo Gabba Gabba!, Blue’s Clues, and Ni Hao, Kai-lan honor family in its many different forms in half a dozen episodes about the most important relationships in our lives.
Message from the Heart: Loved ones take care of each other in all kinds of ways, from bringing them treats to keeping them company to being on their best behavior.

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What It's About: Six friendship-themed episodes of Dora the Explorer, Wonder Pets!, Blue’s Clues, Ni Hao, Kai-lan, Yo Gabba Gabba!, and Go, Diego, Go! include two special Valentine’s Day shows.
Message from the Heart: Friends can be as loving and caring as family.

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What It's About: Good ol' Charlie Brown spends all of February 14 hoping he'll get a card from anyone, especially the little red-haired girl on whom he has a major crush.
Message from the Heart: Everyone experiences disappointment sometimes, but you have to remain optimistic and follow your heart.

Read the Flick for Kids Age-by-Age guide for Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown.

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What It's About: A handful of loving stories, including the original network TV special, "Comic Valentine," in which Brother Bear is disgusted to discover he has a secret admirer and Papa Bear tries to find a way to show Mama Bear how much he loves her.
Message from the Heart: Love can be as natural as sharing similar interests, and can be demonstrated by gestures as simple as calling home when you're running late.

Read the Flick for Kids Age-by-Age guide for The Berenstain Bears: Kindness, Caring, and Sharing.

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What It's About: Blue stars in three episodes about emotions, including the title one about celebrating those you love with lots and lots of hugs.
Message from the Heart: It's important to open your hearts--and your arms!--to let people know you appreciate them.

Read the Flick for Kids Age-by-Age guide for Blue's Room: It's Hug Day.

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What It's About: Elmo makes a super special super card for someone he truly loves, only to have it blown away by a gust of wind.
Message from the Heart: You can show love in so many ways--through hugs and kisses, by signing "I love you," by helping a friend in need--as long as you put your heart into whichever you choose.

Read the Flick for Kids Age-by-Age guide for Elmo Loves You!.