About Cloudbabies

Gentle stories for little ones

A world parents can feel good about

Cloudbabies is a gentle, whimsical world created for little ones - and made to give grown-ups peace of mind. Beautifully crafted stories, familiar characters and a nurturing spirit make every Cloudbabies experience something special to share.

Positive themes and values

Cloudbabies celebrates the things that matter — kindness, friendship, teamwork and caring for others. Each adventure gently encourages little ones to explore these positive values through stories they can enjoy and understand.

Calm, comforting storytelling

With gentle stories, soothing characters and a bright, imaginative world, Cloudbabies is perfect for quiet moments, bedtime and winding down together.

Made for moments together

The best memories are often the simplest ones. Whether you're watching, listening, reading or playing, Cloudbabies brings little ones and their grown-ups together to share moments of imagination, connection and joy.

Meet the Cloudbabies

Say hello to Baba Pink, Baba Blue, Baba Yellow and Baba Green—the little friends who care for the sky. Together, they share gentle adventures filled with kindness, teamwork and plenty of Cloudbabies magic.

Meet Bobo White, Skydonk, Sun and Moon, too—there are more friends to discover.

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For parents & grown-ups

Gentle preschool stories for shared moments

Cloudbabies is a 52-episode animated preschool series built around familiar routines, comforting characters and caring for others and the world around us. Each episode is approximately ten minutes long.

Why families choose Cloudbabies

  • Calm stories suited to quiet time and winding down
  • Recognisable routines, including waking up, daily jobs and bedtime
  • Kindness, cooperation and gentle problem-solving
  • Simple introductions to day, night, sun, moon, rainbows and stars
  • Stories that parents, carers and children can enjoy together

Watch, listen, talk and play

Cloudbabies works best as a shared experience. After an episode, song or story, try asking what the characters noticed, how they helped one another or what your child can see in the sky outside.