For grown-ups

Short songs for children roughly aged one to four, built around everyday routines — brushing teeth, bath time, tidying up, trying new food.

What to expect

Made to teach one thing at a time Amazing A is a song about the letter A rather than all twenty-six, and halfway through it stops to teach the sound it makes: “A says ah, ah, ah!” The quiz at the end sorts five things into yes and no, which is how a child shows they have got it.
As long as the thing they are for Most run under two minutes, which is roughly how long the actual task takes. Brush Your Teeth Song is fifty-six seconds and gives one instruction at a time, so it can start at the tap and finish at the spit.
Funny, and never mean Six small, funny characters — and no villain among them: nothing is scary and nobody is made to feel bad. Nibs folds both arms and says “Hmm”, takes one nibble anyway, and ends up smiling — real reluctance, one small try, and the hold-out is never the butt of the joke.
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How it is made. The Gogolis are AI-generated — characters, music and animation. The lyrics are co-written by a person and AI, and a human chooses the final words. Every character and story choice is a human one. We would rather tell you that than have you wonder.

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