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The Best Kind of Fairness is an educational and charming animated short that uses clear, everyday examples to teach young children about equity. The story follows Wimee the robot (voiced by Kevin Kammeraad) as he guides his friends through relatable scenarios--like understanding why you shouldn't take food meant for those in need--showing that true fairness means giving everyone what they need to succeed.

The film's bright animation style and distinct character designs, such as Silvia's fun look, make it easy to follow. Set during beach picnics for Fly a Kite Day and Swimming Day, the film is elevated by upbeat background music and impressive voice work from Kevin Kammeraad, who brings incredible range to multiple distinct roles.

Its central message--that everyone should receive what they need rather than taking what they want--is handled with simplicity and care.

I give The Best Kind of Fairness 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 2 to 8. By Isabella V., KIDS FIRST!

The Best Kind of Fairness is an educational and charming animated short that uses clear, everyday examples to teach young children about equity. The story follows Wimee the robot (voiced by Kevin Kammeraad) as he guides his friends through relatable scenarios--like understanding why you shouldn't take food meant for those in need--showing that true fairness means giving everyone what they need to succeed.

The film's bright animation style and distinct character designs, such as Silvia's fun look, make it easy to follow. Set during beach picnics for Fly a Kite Day and Swimming Day, the film is elevated by upbeat background music and impressive voice work from Kevin Kammeraad, who brings incredible range to multiple distinct roles.

Its central message--that everyone should receive what they need rather than taking what they want--is handled with simplicity and care.

I give The Best Kind of Fairness 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 2 to 8. By Isabella V., KIDS FIRST!

The Best Kind of Fairness is a 10-minute animated short that introduces children to the concept of equity through clear, everyday examples they can understand. Using playful storytelling and relatable scenarios, the film explores how fairness is not always about giving everyone the exact same thing, but about making sure each person has what they need to succeed. Designed for young audiences, the short encourages empathy, understanding, and conversation around inclusion, care, and what it truly means to be fair.