Bluey middle name mystery solved after initial found on toy credit card

Parents may think they know everything there is to know about Bluey, but there is one secret that remains so – until now.

One adult Bluey fan raised the question after posting a picture of a toy credit card owned by Bluey, which bore her name Bluey C. Heeler.

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“Am I the only one that doesn’t know Bluey’s middle name????” they asked for help.

Fellow Bluey fans came together to solve the mystery

“Christina? Carole? Crumpet? I’m sure it’s something cute,” said one commenter.

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“I was going to say cupcake but then I realised that Muffins’ middle name,” another added.

But the mystery was solved by one avid viewer, who shared, ”I’m fairly certain I remember in one episode someone yelling Bluey Christine.”

It was in fact Bluey’s mum Chilli calling her by her full name in a season three episode.

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Evidently, the name is inspired by her paternal grandmother’s name. One commenter shared, “They call Bandit’s mum Chris in the handstand episode. I assume she’s named after her.”

In turn, it is revealed throughout the series that Bluey’s dad Bandit’s middle name is Custard, and that her friend Muffin’s middle name is Cupcake.

Some were disappointed by the reveal of the name, with one commenter saying, “I’m more upset it’s a regular name rather than something like Carrot or Cruller. Cause you have Muffin Cupcake & Bandit Custard. Christine doesn’t fit!”

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Many parents, including Today host Sylvia Jeffreys, are taking valuable lessons away from the children’s show.

One that struck a chord with Jeffreys was the episode when Chilli is trying to get dinner ready while dealing with all the demands of her little ones.

As soon as her husband Bandit comes home she hands him the apron and said she needs just 20 minutes of alone time.

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Genevieve Muir from Connected Parenting explained why the scene was so touching for parents.

“Our kids don’t need to understand our need for a break. In fact, their job is to want and need us 24/7,” she says.

“What boundaries are is our ability to say, ‘I can love you to the moon and back and still need to do this thing for me’, and that might be going out with my friends or just having a shower on my own. I need a break.”

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“What we’re looking for is for that partnership, that ability to tap your partner out and be interchangeable in our parenting and if not even a partner, that village to be able to step in and support kids and understand that it’s not only a want, but a need for caregivers to need to step out and have a break”.

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