Uga: preschool cartoons about emotions for children aged 2 to 5
Quality screen time
Feel. Learn. GROW.
No lectures
Emotion is shown, not explained
Uga doesn't say what he feels: he does it. The tower falls, the arms cross, the foot stamps the ground. A two-year-old understands it without words.
Company
Nobody hands him the lesson
Lulu doesn't tell Uga what to do. Lulu keeps him company, shows him something, waits. Uga finds the way out on his own, and that is what stays with him.
Together
Screen time that turns into conversation
Every episode leaves behind an easy question to ask afterwards: have you ever felt like that?
Uga, Lulu, Leon and all the Lulus
Meet the charactersFour minutes of episode, two of conversation.
The three questions
- How do you think Uga feels?
- Have you ever felt like that?
- What could we do to help?
