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Top 10 Most Relatable Bluey Moments

Top 10 Most Relatable Bluey Moments

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Who knew little cartoon doggos could be so relatable? For this list, well be looking at instances from the show that are most likely to resonate with parents of young children, if not everyone. Our countdown includes moments from episodes Flat Pack, Movies, Sticky Gecko and more! Which of our picks do you relate to most?
Date: 2023-11-21

Comments and reviews: 24


I'm hoping to be a parent within the next decade, and Bluey has taught me more about proper childcare than I could have ever imagined. I didn't grow up in the best family unit, and as I grew up, I always went back and forth on if I just shouldn't have kids or not. But shows like Bluey and friends of mine with their own kids have gotten me excited about being a mom. I happen to know a 4 year old named Lila, and she likes Bluey, so I bought her a Lila plush and she said that she loves me and gave me a kiss.
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Here are some more relatable moments
I don't want a valuable lime lesson, I just want an ice cream - Ice Cream
Chole is shown with some other kids in the background defending a castle, but ends up chickening out when the Terriers raid it and the other kids battle them - Mums and Dads
Bandit farting and teasingly blaming it on Bluey - Teasing (I believe)
And of course, Chilis death glare should have got a topic of it's own - Various
I'm not taking advice from a cartoon dog - Flatpack

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Two moments that I really related to are when Alfie says How do you know I wont mess it all up? And when Jack says Theres something wrong with me. Im a very anxious person who hates making mistakes and wants to be seen as a good hard working guy. Even though Im doing better now, every now and then I get caught in a downward spiral state of mind that basically tells me Im not good enough(especially when I make a mistake. But thats ok because I know to pick myself back up. The show must go on.
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My favorite relatable Bluey moment is the ending of Army. I'm a 14-year-old with ADHD/autism (I can never tell the difference, and I can definitely relate to Jack when he says, I can't remember anything like numbers or letters or my hat. I can never remember where I put anything. That is why Jack is my favorite character.
P. S.: My mom says I'm autistic high-functioned, meaning when I was young, I started knowing many things that average kids don't at their age.

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Even though I think Bandit and Chili are amazing parents, I do sometimes have the feeling they allows way to much, even bad behavior. They needs to know when to tell these kids no and at least have some sort of discipline. Just as much as creative play and being a child should be encouraged, kids also needs discipline and authority. They will be making itself hard for themselves when their daughters become teenagers, because they are use to get their way all the time.
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Just had a hard day. I wanted to be positive but I wanted to cry but at the same time I wanted to be strong. And then for some reason I started watching this video and then the list.
-I have a little cry.
-Then I pick myself up
-Dust myself off
-and keep going. The Show must go on!
So I'm having my little cry now, remind myself that it's okay to cry to let everything out.

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how do you even make a video like this? geeze Ms mojo what the heck is wrong with you?
. everything bluey does is relatable because bluey is the best freaking show to ever exist. we all know it. this would would be a better place if it were just 24/7 bluey, bob Ross, Mr Rogers, and sesame Street. oh and reading rainbow!

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As an Aussie it still surprises me how a little animated show made at Ludo Studio in Brisbane which for those of you who dont know is the capital city of Queensland which is one of the states that make up Australia has become popular around the world
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I went to the movies with my dad and everytime I get scared. He makes me watch it no matter what. Come on people. We all get scared. Just be glad I stayed in my seat. Plus my parents won't let me have a full sleep so I get crazy like Muffin
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I just know that as soon as I have kids, this show will become the most relatable program on Earth. I already really feel for Chilly trying to get them out the door. Getting my younger cousins to leave on time is impossible.
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I love BLUEY. I have a little cry, I pick myself up, dust myself off, and the show must go on. That is what I think we all should live by. Stuff happens but the best thing to do is dust you're self off and keep going.
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I cannot believe how internationally popular Bluey is considering how steeped in Aussie culture it is. So much of Bluey is just quintessential Australian childhood and it so fun to watch even as an adult
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I sometimes imagine Bluey and his family(her little sister Bingo, her father Bandit and her mother Chilli)as humans in the Shin Chan art style(don't ask me why, please)
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Flowers may bloom again, but a person never has the chance to be young again. I love that quote, it teaches us to live in the present, and cherish the small moments.
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I sometimes imagine the Bluey DEFINITIVE ENDING AS BEAUTIFUL, AS GLORIOUS AND AS EMOTIONAL/TOUCHING AS POSSIBLE(AND SOMETIMES EVEN PERFECT(don't ask me why, please)
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Bandit dissed both the instructions dog and his wife when he said he wasn't taking advice from a cartoon dog. and also guess who was calling the kettle black?
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Great show and great video. For the Chilli's Alone Time part, you should have used the clip from Sheep Dog where she needs 20 uninterrupted minutes
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Bandit is almost if not better than Tim Allen is a TV dad lol. Much better than my dad's sense of humor which was mostly a gross poop of humor.
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How about a video of the Top 10 supporting characters/non-Heeler members or 10 episodes focusing on characters outside the main Heeler family?
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You're doing great. I'm not even a parent, yet I still felt emotional and reassured when Bella assured Chili that she was doing her best.
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I just wish they had really committed to realism in the Flat Pack episode and included threats of physical violence and/or divorce.
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One of the most relatable moments for me: I don't want a valuable lime lesson. I just want an ice cream! -Bluey, Ice Cream
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You doing great is great for new mums and dads because it gives them encouragement when they feel like they're doing it wrong
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Baby Bluey is just so adorable. That giggle and just how cute she looks melts my heart every time I see her.
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