Meet the family
Pobo
The robot best friend. Curious, gentle, and very literal: tell him it’s raining cats and dogs, and he runs to the window to count them. His chest light shows his feelings, yellow when he’s happy, blue when he’s sad, pink when he loves something.
He doesn’t eat, doesn’t sleep and doesn’t need the potty, but he does need his charger. Every episode he learns one human thing, and he tells you what it was before he says goodnight.
Says: “Let me think… Ding!” “Saving to memory!” “Hi, Ana!”
Ana
Two years old, curious, stubborn and full of love. Ana points at the whole world and asks what it is. She wants to do everything herself, and she takes her job as Pobo’s teacher very seriously.
Her family just moved to a new city and she misses having friends. Then a very big box arrives at the door.
Says: “What’s this?” “Ana do it!” “Again!”
Ava
The baby sister. Ava babbles, giggles, rolls everywhere, and grabs whatever the plan needs most. Pobo is the only one who can always make her laugh.
She is always on her play mat, with a grown-up or Pobo close by.
Says: “Ba-ba-ba!” (and a lot of raspberries)
Mommy and Daddy
Daddy is big-hearted and always on the floor playing. He turns every chore into a mission with codenames and a countdown, tells dad jokes, and promises “Daddy’s got this” right before it all goes wrong. When feelings get big, he teaches dragon breaths.
Mommy is calm, clever and secretly the silliest one in the house. She has a “Fun fact!” for everything, turns any mess into easy steps, and her “I’m home!” is the best moment of every evening.
Say: “Mission accomplished!” “Fun fact!” “That’s my brave girl.”
Made to help your child grow
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First words
Pobo asks “What’s this?” and kids shout the answer. New words every episode, plus one in another language.
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Counting
Kids count stairs, peas and bubbles out loud with Pobo, one number at a time.
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Big feelings
Pobo’s chest light shows how he feels. Kids learn to name feelings and calm down with dragon breaths.
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Kindness
Sharing, helping and trying again. Every night the family shares the best part of their day.