Tap a friend to hear their name. Tap again to open their storybook.
Pick your age. Watch one short video, then do the “Now you!” with a grown-up.
Every friend has a little book: how it grows or lives, what it gives us and why it is good for us.
Short games for little hands, sorted by age. Every answer teaches one true fact.
64 friends from the garden and the farm. Each one explains how it grows, what it gives us and why it is good for us, read aloud in 8 languages. Then you get one small idea for the dinner table.
The same friends grow up with your child. What we teach and how fast we go changes with age, following early-years programmes (Montessori, EYFS, Head Start, Finnish and regional kindergarten curricula).
In studies of children's TV, kids gained empathy and emotion skills only when parents talked with them about the episodes (Texas Tech, 2018). So every Kid Happy Garden video comes with a talk card.
We do not promise that kids will eat everything. We make new foods familiar, and familiar foods are easier to try.
Toddlers often need to meet a new vegetable 8 to 10 times before they accept it. Our friends come back again and again.
Meta-analysis, 2018 →Reading a picture book about a vegetable every day for two weeks made toddlers more willing to taste it.
Heath et al., 2014 →Children ate more when the story asked them questions and they answered out loud. So our narrator asks your child questions.
de Droog et al. →Profiles are saved only in this browser. We keep a nickname and age range on this device, never a child's full name, birthday or photo.
Pick a friend. You get a 5-minute plan: read, touch, taste. No pressure, no bribes.
Simple dishes with our friends, sorted by age. Each one tells you what your child can do, which allergens it has and what to watch out for.
Watch here without ads or autoplay. Each episode has questions to talk about, a “Now you!” task and a printable parent card.
Three packs: Tiny Garden (2–3), Garden Stories (4–5) and Garden Explorers (6–7). Print, color, and stick them on the fridge next to tonight's food.
Instant PDF download, A4 and US Letter. Print as often as you need for your family or classroom. Packs are in English.
A cosy month with the garden friends.
Our three favourites together. You save 4 $.
Every garden and farm friend: a picture on the front, true facts on the back.
24 pairs of friends to cut out and match.
6 easy recipes little hands can help with: two for every age.
A ready 30-minute lesson for kindergarten and preschool.
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We built this site to be watched together and then switched off. Here is what health guidelines say, and what we do.
WHO advises no screen time (video calls with family are fine). Read, sing and play instead.
No more than 1 hour a day, less is better, ideally watched with a grown-up (WHO 2019, AAP). Not in the hour before bed.
Agree clear family rules: when, where and what. Protect sleep, outdoor play and family meals (AAP family media plan, the “5 Cs”).
A video ends with a real-world task. Nothing starts by itself.
After 20 minutes in the kids' area we suggest going outside or helping in the kitchen.
Grown-up account only. A nickname and an age range, never a full name, birthday, photo, voice, health data or location.
Sources: WHO 2019 · AAP, the 5 Cs
Garden and farm, one friend per lesson, the same 5 steps every time.
Great for mixed-language classes. Voice in all 8.
Classroom licence with videos, printables and a lesson plan.
The character pictures and voice are made with AI tools. The scripts, facts and safety notes are written and checked by people. We say so openly.
Storybooks, games and episodes are free. Printable packs, picture books and classroom licences will be paid.
Ages 2 to 7, in three series: Tiny Garden (2–3: colours, counting, first words), Happy Garden Stories (4–5: where food comes from, feelings, helping) and Garden Explorers (6–7: questions, experiments, counting in tens). The family profile changes with your child's age too.
Text and voice in English, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Turkish, Arabic and one regional option for Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro (BA · HR · RS · ME), which share one language.
Time for a real-world adventure with a grown-up: