I have a 7 year old boy and a 5 year old girl and they both love it.
It can be hard to get kids to watch documentaries some times but my kids were glued to the screen for every episode. They give each insect a story and that along with the amazing camera work makes it feel like a movie which helps the kids stay engaged.
It isn't the most "educational" in terms of just throwing facts at you but it's a good one to introduce your young kids to if you want them to learn about insects as each episode teaches them about bugs that they will see in their back yard or city and what their role is in the city environment and made my kids want to go outside to see what insects they could find.
Nothing wrong with the voice actor but if you don't like Awkwafina you may not like it.
It can be hard to get kids to watch documentaries some times but my kids were glued to the screen for every episode. They give each insect a story and that along with the amazing camera work makes it feel like a movie which helps the kids stay engaged.
It isn't the most "educational" in terms of just throwing facts at you but it's a good one to introduce your young kids to if you want them to learn about insects as each episode teaches them about bugs that they will see in their back yard or city and what their role is in the city environment and made my kids want to go outside to see what insects they could find.
Nothing wrong with the voice actor but if you don't like Awkwafina you may not like it.