Gentle, funny stories that always end with a little lesson — and a warm glow of kindness.
Every short is calm, a little silly, and made to leave kids feeling good.
Soft colours, friendly faces and giggles — never loud or scary.
Sharing, honesty, bravery, kindness — one simple idea per story.
Clear, slow words with subtitles — a lovely way to learn along.
Tucked between soft green hills lives a tiny world called Redberry Hollow — home to a fox, a bunny and a piglet who are the very best of friends.
At its heart stands the Redberry Tree. Whenever someone does something kind — shares a treat, tells the truth, says sorry — the tree fills with little hearts and begins to glow. That glow is how every story ends.
A little crew with big hearts — you'll see them in every story.
Curious and bold. He dives in first — and learns the lesson with us.
Soft-spoken and kind. He's the friend who helps you feel brave and calm.
Playful and full of big feelings — and learning, bit by bit, how to handle them.
The littlest one of all — growing a tiny bit braver in every story.
A brand-new story every couple of days. Tap any one to watch on YouTube.
▶ Watch nowFiggy finds the biggest cookie ever… but eating it all alone isn't so sweet.
Joy is bigger when you share it.
▶ Watch nowFiggy plants a tiny seed and can't wait for it to grow — but the best things take time.
Good things grow when you wait.
▶ Watch nowOops! Figgy bumps the berries — and finds out that owning up makes your heart feel light.
The truth makes your heart feel light.That puddle looks SO wide… can Hop find the courage to leap across?
Being brave means trying anyway.Marzi feels grumbly inside. Hop shows her a calm little trick: a slow, deep breath.
Big feelings calm down when you breathe.Figgy really wants that juicy red apple — and it takes more than one jump!
Never give up — try, try again!Figgy knocks over Marzi's tower — uh oh! But saying sorry makes everything better.
Saying sorry makes things better.On a hot day, the big tree gives cool shade and three sweet red berries.
Always remember to say thank you.Two friends, one swing — then a happier idea: taking turns!
Taking turns is fun for everyone.A big rock won't budge alone — but when the friends push together, it rolls away.
Together we are stronger.Subscribe on YouTube so you never miss a new story — a fresh one lands every couple of days.
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