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List Price: $14.98 | | Label: Nickelodeon
Salesrank: 15266
Released: March 1, 2005 |
| Our Price: $6.49 |
| Used Price: $4.82 |
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MPAA Rating: Unrated
Media: DVD |
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Editorial Review:
MAX & RUBY: SPRINGTIME FOR MAX & RUBY features 12 new episodes, including "Max’s Chocolate Chicken" (when Max and Ruby go on a chocolate egg hunt in the backyard they both find more than they bargained for) and "Ruby’s Beauty Shop" (when Louise comes over to show Ruby her Deluxe Beauty Kit Max wants to play too, but Ruby insists a Beauty Parlor is no place for Max).
Max & Ruby - Springtime for Max & Ruby Reviews:
Totally exceeded expectations 
2009-10-19 - Totally exceeded expectations, instant favorite for my daughter, love the Max & Ruby series, instant classics, easy to sit through over and over, only thing to wonder is where are the parents? always alone or with Grandma.
grandson loves this
2009-10-13 - My 20 month old grandson adores Max and Ruby. He could watch them for hours.
I recieved this from the seller very quickly. Thank you. Nancy
Fun for the whole family
2009-04-22 - My kids love this DVD - Max's "I love you" to the Chocolate Chicken is a great laugh. Very cute, great for teaching kids about sibling care and compromise... just cute all the way around.
Terminal Sweetness 
2008-11-20 - Although adults will surely have many questions (ex: Where are Max and Ruby's parents? Why does Ruby's giggle make you want to take a baseball bat to the TV? etc.), this show does seem to have an almost hypnotic appeal for toddlers. My three-year-old loves it and has practically worn out her copy. I confidently recommend it for very young children. However, I also feel obligated to warn everyone else to leave the room while it's playing, since repeated viewing may cause adult-onset diabetes and/or severe tooth loss.
Or, as in my case, plain, old insanity.
Our First Max & Ruby
2008-09-21 - This was our first Max & Ruby video. It was an absolute hit for my toddler & preschooler. The Beauty Shop shows Max's troubles with Ruby. Max Drives Away shows Max venturing out by hisself. My preschooler's favorite is Max misses the Bus. This a good family video for young children.
