Nick Jr. intentionally aired the same 'Blue's Clues' episode 5 times in a row because they researched child psychology.

The creator and star of Blue's Clues explain why the show used silence and listening to help kids find their voices.

I created Blue's Clues. I assumed teaching kids for work would make parenting easier, but it didn't. I did learn from Steve's pause, however.

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