Uga: preschool cartoons about emotions for children aged 3 to 5
Big feelings, little stories.
Uga is a dialogue-free animated series for young children about big feelings — made to be watched together and talked about afterwards.
Quality screen time
Feel. Learn. GROW.
No lectures
Emotion is shown, not explained
Uga doesn't say what he feels: he shows it. The tower falls, the arms cross, the foot stamps the ground. A small child understands it without words.
Company
Nobody solves it for him
Lulu doesn't solve it for him. She stays close, shows him something, waits. Uga finds his own way — with company — 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?
Uga in your day
Stories to take beyond the screen
When something goes wrong, sadness arrives or a helping hand is needed: find a story and an activity to share.
