Parenting triumphs are few and far between during the pandemic, but news that Caillou will no longer be on the air is being well-received by moms and dads far and wide. PBS Kids announced on social ...

It’s the end of an era for Caillou, but no one’s complaining. Yesterday, PBS announced that the long-running children’s series has been canceled after 20 years on the air. While children may be ...

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After more than two decades on the air, PBS Kids has announced that “Caillou” will be no more. The animated series, which was produced in Canada and premiered in 2000, centered on its inquisitive, ...

Barney & Friends became the bane of children’s TV in the 1990s and Teletubbies inherited that dishonor in the 2000s, but 2010s-era parental scorn belonged to Caillou. The animated children’s series ...

I can tolerate most of these kid shows, but caillou is unbearable. There's no plot and the animation is avg. Can't take it. — Arian Foster (@ArianFoster) March 26, 2014 Oh, God, thank you, Arian ...

Ever since I became a mother, the myriad influences that could impact my kids’ fragile minds and bodies have been a priority. We adjusted our home and habits: The laundry detergent changed, food ...

Caillou spends his summer doing many new things. While the family is on vacation, they go to the beach and camping in the woods. The cold water takes some getting used to but once he's in, it's alot ...

At the grocery store with Mommy, Caillou sees Ms. Martin outside of school for the first time; after suggesting a game that Tina might have trouble playing with her prosthetic arm, Caillou insists ...