This delightful preschool show nicely captures a slice of a preschooler’s daily life without interfering. The main character Minjun is very natural and his interactions with his stuffed animals Bonguu and Baba amusing and real. The character design of his stuffed animals is something the jury appreciated. Although scripted, the show follows what actually happens in Minjun’s life in a very natural way. The topic of losing a tooth and visiting the dentist are very real and relatable topic for every preschooler. Minjun has a Russian mother and a Korean father and in a non-explicit way the show demonstrates cultural differences. When Minjun tries to throw his tooth on the roof and fails he shifts to the Russian style to recite a poem while throwing the tooth over the shoulder into the garden. This snapshot into this family shows kids the multicultural nature of Korean society and teaches preschoolers that there is more than one way of doing things. It’s a simple story but simplicity is the perfect way to go.