We received a copy of the upcoming Disney Junior DVD, Doc McStuffins: School of Medicine to watch and review. Opinions of this DVD and series are 100% our own.

The kids enjoy watching Doc McStuffins. Every time they spend time with Doc we start to see toys that have boo boos and more various problems that are treated by the kids. I like that the show has a female lead with a little brother, very much what we have happening in the dynamic of our house. Seeing how sweet and kind-hearted Doc is with the toys and her family and friends is nice to see. The show models some great behaviors for kids.

I like this particular DVD series because the episodes explore many areas of medicine in a way that kids can easily understand. Each episode explores something different like Optometry, Dentistry and Sports Medicine. Just last week we took the kids to the Dentist. My daughter has been going a for a while now but my son is new to the whole experience. He watched my wife have her teeth cleaned and then he went for a ride in a chair and the hygienist looked at his teeth and counted them. He did pretty well with it. By seeing Doc and the toys experiencing different medical issues can help us talk with the kids when they have to experience things like seeing the eye doctor or the dentist. With doc the kids are ready and we have something common to talk about.

The DVD also came with a fun little activity for the kids. A Dress-Up Doc playset with reusable stickers.

Here is more information about the Doc McStuffins DVD.

New on DVD! Doc McStuffins Role Models Compassion, Good Health, the Many Specialties of Medicine In The Latest Collection of Disney Junior’s Acclaimed Emmy®-Nominated Animated Series “Doc McStuffins”

“DOC McSTUFFINS: SCHOOL OF MEDICINE”

Releasing on Disney DVD Tuesday, September 9th
– Includes FREE Exclusive Doc McStuffins Dress Up Playset –

Synopsis: In “Doc McStuffins: School of Medicine,” a compilation of engaging Doc McStuffins stories, the many specialties in which doctors practice medicine and health care are highlighted for young kids to comprehend. In her playhouse clinic, Doc is an optometrist, helping her stuffed owl toy, Professor Hoostburgh, to see clearly again. As a dentist, she fixes a tooth on Donny’s toy shark Mr. Chomp and, as a radiologist, Doc takes an inside look at Daisy’s arm after a Roller Disco fall. Then, Doc accidentally sprains her own ankle, so it’s up to her toys to provide the care and compassion to Doc herself and with rest, patience and plenty of cuddles, she will be as good as new, singing “The Doc is in.”

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)

Creator/Executive Producer: Chris Nee

Episodes:
1 – Chilly Gets Chilly / Through The Reading Glass (Optometry)
2 – Hallie’s Happy Birthday / Shark-Style Toothache (Dentistry)
3 – Think Pink / You Foose, You Lose (Sports Medicine)
4 – Disco Dress Up Daisy / The Glider Brothers (Imaging/Radiology)
5 – Celestial Celeste / Run Doc, Run! (Imaging/Radiology)

Street Date: September 9, 2014
Run Time: 110 minutes
Rated: TV-Y
Languages/Subtitles: English, French & Spanish