Soft as a favourite jumper
Everything in Woolo is knitted felt and wool, lit by a warm afternoon glow. No shiny plastic, no sharp edges.
A cosy felt-and-wool world where every episode is one original song. Warm, bright and calm, for ages 1 to 4.
Papa Ro
Mama Ada
Zola
Tavi
Kobi
Nunu
Mochi Made for the youngest viewers, and for the grown-ups sitting next to them.
Everything in Woolo is knitted felt and wool, lit by a warm afternoon glow. No shiny plastic, no sharp edges.
Every episode is a single original song, about two minutes long. Simple words, a tune you can hum, and a gentle lesson tucked inside.
Slow cuts, gentle cameras and one clear thing happening at a time. Bright and joyful without the overwhelm.
A blended, mixed-heritage household and their friends in the little felt town of Woolo. Each one has their own colour so little ones know who is who before they know the names.
Our curious hero, 3
Asks "why?" about everything, tries new things a little bravely, and gives the best hugs.
The baby, 1
Claps when happy, giggles at everything, and copies everyone a beat too late.
Big sister, 6
Kind and confident. Kneels down to help, counts out loud, and always offers a hand.
Tavi's best friend, 3
Full of ideas for games. Glasses, a crutch, and a grin that never quits.
The family puppy
Feels what the kids feel. Ears perk when curious, tail wags when happy, plops down when tired.
Mum
Calm, warm and steady. Names the feeling, takes a big breath, opens her arms.
Dad
Turns chores into games and celebrates every try with a big "you did it!"
Waving hello, naming feelings, bath time, bedtime. Every episode opens on the music and finishes with a hug.
Meet everyone and wave along
Naming big feelings, gently
Splashy, bubbly bath-time fun
A slow lullaby for sleepy eyes
Everything back in its place
Coming soon Taking turns without the hurry
Woolo takes the warmth and colour toddlers love and slows it right down. The camera stays still, the family stays kind, and the song does the teaching.
Every story is about something small and real: a first hello, a wobbly feeling, tidying up together. Nobody is ever the lesson.