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Join Murray, Jeff, Anthony, Greg and friends as they take you on a sleigh riding Yuletide sing-along with new holiday tunes and old festive favourites.
It's 40 minutes of your favourite Christmas music presented in a unique style that is enjoyable for all ages. So what are you waiting for? Have a Merry Christmas and let the wiggling begin!
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Review by: jopukeko (Jo)
Dated: 26th of February, 2013
My girls are huge fans of The Wiggles and it doesn't seem to matter what time of the year it is my youngest (just turned three) will pull out It's a Wiggly, Wiggly Christmas for us to watch. The adults might cringe at listening to Christmas songs all year round but it isn't on for us.
This DVD is a few years old now (1996) and shows how far The Wiggles have come especially with their props, set and budget. My young ones don't seem to care about those things. They love Greg as much as Sam and just want The Wiggles for who they are. The Wiggles (probably because of their youth) have much more energy than some of the newer DVDs we own.
As a parent I like that there is a mix of traditional and original songs on this DVD. There is also good mix of Christian and non-Christian songs but they all have the Christmas theme. It is a good DVD for the kids but not so exciting for us adults.
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