What is the meaning of the name Caillou?

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The word “caillou” means pebble in French, which was used in a practice done by Dr. Françoise Dolto. Reflecting her philosophy of respect for the child as a person, she asked children to give her pebbles as a symbolic payment for her consultations.

What kinda name is Caillou?

How did Terrebonne Parish get its name?

The early French settlers named the parish for the fertility of its soils: terre bonne means “good earth.” In 1834, Terrebonne Parish founded the city of Houma in order to establish a centrally located and more easily accessible parish seat.

Why did Caillou have no hair?

Based on the books created by Chouette Publishing, Caillou was initially created as a nine month old baby. As he grew older, the publisher & show producers found that he became unrecognizable with the addition of hair and therefore decided to keep his recogniton.

Where does the name Caillou come from in French?

Caillou is the French word for “pebble.” It is not traditionally used as a name.

What kind of character is Caillou in the book?

Caillou is shown to be a caring, adventurous, helpful. imaginative kid except for My First Piano Book which he is the pianist of the book. But can tend to be upset when things ruin his fun. Overall he constantly asks questions about the world around him and is always ready for another adventure.

When did Caillou the Prince of imagination die?

Sadly, Caillou died of cancer in 2010 which is the same year the series ended. Caillou (meaning pebble or stone in French ), nicknamed by himself The Prince of Imagination, is the title character of the show.

Who was the original voice actor for Caillou?

Caillou appears in all 229 Caillou episodes with no exception and has been voiced by Bryn McAuley (1997-1998), Jaclyn Linetsky (2000-2003), and due to Jaclyn’s death, Annie Bovaird (2003-2010). He even appears in all the Caillou books and has no voice actor unlike the Caillou show itself. Click here to view the gallery.