Cartoonito, Warner Bros. Discovery’s preschool brand, has debuted in Australia and New Zealand.
The brand has launched as a dedicated morning programming block on Cartoon Network which offers a modern approach to preschool programming, built to support each child’s unique potential through the educational framework “Humancentric Learning”.
Shows joining the network in Australia and New Zealand include Bugs Bunny Builders (from July 30), Lucas the Spider, Mush-Mush and the Mushables, Ranger Rob, Alice & Lewis, Brave Bunnies, Mumfie, and Monchhichi Tribe. These sit alongside a growing slate of new and library series in a line-up that aims to celebrate individuality and originality, while championing creativity, compassion and inclusion.
Glen Kyne, SVP and head of networks for Warner Bros. Discovery Australia, New Zealand and Japan, said: “With the launch of Cartoonito we are now broadening our appeal to an even wider audience, offering a fun and safe environment for preschool kids to enjoy every morning with their family.
“Applying the humancentric learning pillars to all new and acquired content, Cartoonito supports the development of life skills in this very important period in kids’ lives which we know parents will appreciate.”
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All Cartoonito shows follow a curriculum designed by early childhood education expert Dr Laura Brown to support the four pillars of Humancentric Learning: Creativity, Caring, Curiosity and Courage.
The brand aims to inspire kids to use their imagination, to learn from their mistakes and to treat others with empathy and respect.
Between July 7-9, Cartoonito has partnered with Federation Square in Melbourne, Australia to bring the brand to life with activities for the whole family at the Cartoonito Play Zone.
Young builders can work together in the Bugs Bunny Builders construction zone, get creative with arts and crafts or enjoy the brand-new shows on Cartoonito on the big screen.