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Lobo has his first ever sleepover with Frankie. After the excited pair get ready for bed, Lobo needs extra help quieting his mind to fall asleep. Themes include: Sleepover anxiety, downregulating from high energy to low energy, strategies for naming and relieving negative emotions, comfort from a parental figure.
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Listen to episode one hereLobo has his first ever sleepover with Frankie. After the excited pair get ready for bed, Lobo needs extra help quieting his mind to fall asleep. Themes include: Sleepover anxiety, downregulating from high energy to low energy, strategies for naming and relieving negative emotions, comfort from a parental figure.
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Cast
Lobo: Alessandro Juliani
Frankie: Erin Matthews
Mr. Howler: Alessandro Juliani
Mrs. Mash: Erin Matthews
Crew
Produced by Spoke Media for Netflix Jr.
Child Development Consultant: Dr. Tina Bryson
Writer: Kaaren Brown
Director: Hannah Cope and Caroline Hamilton
Showrunner: Hannah Cope
Executive Producers: Keith Reynolds, Alia Tavakolian, Janielle Kastner
Producer: Caroline Hamilton
Associate Producer: Reyes Mendoza
Coordinating Producer: Aleisha Force
Mix and Sound Design: Evan Arnett
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