Meet the dinosaurs who teach the good stuff.
A core story cast, a wider values roster, and real dinosaur art for every friend. Kindness, bravery, honesty and more — taught through songs and stories, never lectures.
Eight friends in the meadow.
Each one lives in their own corner of the meadow, with their own song and their own small good thing to teach.
Tarek knows the leaf you save today is the leaf you'll need tomorrow.
Tony takes a breath before he takes a step.
Val's here. Val's ready. Let's go.
Shawn's word is Shawn's word.
Songs & stories, six minutes or less.
A new song or story every other Saturday morning, once we’re live. No ads, no frantic cuts, no algorithmic nonsense. Just small good things, on a loop.
Three first things in production.
Song · Camarasaurus1:12Camarasaurus (CAM-uh-ruh-SORE-us) was a huge plant-eating dinosaur that lived during the Late Jurassic Period, about 155 million years ago. Its name means 'chambered lizard' because it had hollow chambers in its bones!
Song · Liliensternus1:06Liliensternus (lee-lee-EN-ster-nus) was a fast-running dinosaur that lived during the Late Triassic period. It was about 20 feet long and could run up to 30 miles per hour!
Song · Chasmosaurus2:00Chasmosaurus (KAZ-mo-SOR-us) was a horned dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous Period in North America. Its name means 'opening lizard' because of the large openings in its amazing frill!
Each dinosaur,
a book.
Eight hardcover picture books, released slowly through 2026 and 2027. Illustrated by the same hands who draw the songs.
Preview the seriesMade for our kids first.
Dinosaur Kids started as a bedtime habit — songs about a velociraptor named Val and a brontosaurus named Bayley. A year later, there were eight, each with a value worth carrying.
We’re not chasing watch-time. Every song is short. Every ending is soft. Nothing here will ever show an ad to a kid.
Read our storyA gentle note,
once a month.
New songs when they land. A printable page for rainy afternoons. Nothing more. We don’t sell your address; we barely use it.