For Parents & Grown-Ups 👋
We made Bubble Hollow because we couldn't find enough of it. There is a lot of content aimed at small children that is loud, frantic, strange, or built to hold attention by any means necessary. Our kids deserved better than that, and so do yours. So we started building a valley where nothing bad happens.
Nothing scary. Ever.No jump scares, no peril, no villains, no dark twists — not even a mild one. The worst thing that happens here is that somebody gets briefly lost, and then a friend finds them.
Nobody talks.Our characters are animals. They giggle, hum, squeak and squeal, but they never speak words. Any child can watch, in any language.
No text on screen, ever.Nothing to read, nothing to sell you, nothing flashing "SUBSCRIBE" at your three-year-old.
No ads on this website.No pop-ups, no tracking, no data collected from children. The coloring pages are free because they should be free.
Comments are off.Every episode is marked made-for-kids on YouTube, which turns comments off entirely. We're glad it works that way.
Safe to leave playing.We build these so you can put one on and go make dinner without wondering what your kid is watching.
Sensory notes 💛
- No sudden loud noises
- No flashing, strobing, or rapid light changes
- No jump scares or startling moments of any kind
- Gentle pacing throughout — slow cuts, soft music, quiet endings
- No shouting, no screaming, no sirens, no alarms
Who makes this: one family. We have five kids — four here and one watching — and every single episode gets watched at our kitchen table before it goes anywhere near the internet. If it doesn't feel right to us, it doesn't go up.
Three of our friends are real. Blaze was our cat. Molly was our bearded dragon. Navi belonged to a dear friend, and was his best friend in the world. All three are gone now. Bubble Hollow is where they still get to live. You can read about them further down this page.
Something we could do better? Write to us at hello@bubblehollow.com. A person reads it.