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Tibino the little farm boy waving, with Foxy the fox, Pip the chick, Storm the puppy and Milo the kitten on a sunny farm

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Gentle 3D cartoons for toddlers and preschoolers — calm stories, friendly animals and happy endings. Nothing scary, ever.

The happiest little farm

Meet the Friends

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Tibino, a little farm boy in a straw hat and blue dungarees TibinoThe little farmerRead more

Tibino is a kind little boy who lives on the farm. He wears a straw hat, blue dungarees and no shoes at all — because grass feels nicer on bare feet.

He is happiest when he can help somebody. If an animal is lost, cold or scared, Tibino is the first one running.

Pip, a tiny yellow chick PipThe little chickRead more

Pip is the smallest one on the farm and Tibino's best friend. He is very fast, very fluffy and just a little bit nervous about everything.

He is happiest when everyone is together — and when nobody asks him to go near the water.

Foxy, a fox cub standing upright FoxyThe playful foxRead more

Foxy walks on two legs and can juggle three apples at once — he will show you whether you asked or not.

He is happiest when somebody watches his tricks. Underneath all the showing off, Foxy simply likes having friends.

Storm, a golden-brown puppy with floppy ears StormThe brave puppyRead more

Storm is a round golden puppy with ears that fly out sideways when he runs. He runs almost everywhere.

He is happiest when he can be helpful. When a kitten was drifting down the river, Storm went straight into the water without stopping to think.

Milo, a cream and ginger striped kitten with blue eyes MiloThe new kittenRead more

Milo is the newest friend on the farm. He arrived in a basket on the river, cold and shivering, and the others dried him and gave him warm milk.

He is happiest when somebody sits next to him quietly. Milo is still shy — but he purrs now, and that is a very good sign.

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For Parents

Everything you might want to know before you press play.

Is Tibino Kids safe for toddlers?

Yes. Every episode is made for children aged 2 to 6. There is no violence, no scary music, no jump scares and no frightening characters. Problems are solved with kindness, and every episode ends happily. All videos are published as Made for Kids on YouTube, which switches off personalised advertising and comments.

What age is it for?

Toddlers and preschoolers, roughly 2 to 6 years old. The pacing is slow, the sentences are short, and each episode follows one simple idea so very young children can follow along on their own.

Does it teach anything?

Each episode is built around one gentle lesson — kindness, helping a friend, sharing, patience or courage. Along the way children hear farm animal sounds, animal names, colours and counting woven into the story rather than drilled.

Are there ads or things to buy?

There is nothing to buy and nothing to click inside the videos. Because the episodes are marked Made for Kids, personalised advertising is switched off. This website collects no personal data — there are no sign-up forms, no newsletter and no tracking.

Where is the best place to watch?

All episodes are free on our YouTube channel. For the calmest experience we recommend the YouTube Kids app or supervised playback, so children stay inside age-appropriate content.

How often do new episodes arrive?

New episodes are released regularly. Subscribing on YouTube is the easiest way to see each new story as it lands — you do not need to give us anything.

Who makes Tibino Kids?

A small independent animation team. Every character is designed once and then kept visually identical across all episodes, so children recognise their friends in every story.

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Learning built in

Animal sounds, counting, colours and kindness woven into every story.

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Nothing scary

Calm pacing, gentle music, happy endings — every single time.

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No forms, no newsletter, no tracking on this site.

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