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Parent info: CoComelon Story Time (UK) is recommended for ages under 5 and 6-10. It's a Story led show that should be listened to in order. Made in the UK, it's about Bedtime for kids. Launched in 2022, it has 1 season.
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JJ and Cody take a turn telling a story to their Mummies and Daddies! Their pets, Bingo the dog and Pickles the cat, can’t understand each other’s barks and meows, but they still find a way to play!
JJ's Daddy tells him the story of when Goldilocks tries to right her wrongs, but makes Baby Bear’s porridge too sweet and fails to fix her chair. Should Goldilocks just go home? No! Baby Bear is glad she’s there: just her trying shows she cares!
JJ’s Mummy tells him an Iranian story about a little boy whose stuffed animal, Mousey, loses its tail. The boy goes all over the village to help Mousey, and ends up helping lots of friends along the way!
JJ's Mummy tells him the story of why Little Boy Blue was under the haystack fast asleep: it’s because he has trouble falling asleep at bedtime! Luckily, The Princess and the Pea helps Little Boy Blue find a bedtime routine that works for him.
Cody’s Mummy tells him a Haitian story about a girl who plays with an orange tree while her Mommy is away. When her happy memories of Mommy make the magic tree grow, the girl learns the connection she has with her Mommy is special and far-reaching.
JJ’s Mummy tells him the story of why the mouse ran up the clock in Hickory Dickory Dock: to nibble on a block of cheese! The other animals want a nibble too, but will there be any cheese left for the mouse when she returns?
Cody’s Dad tells him the story of where the Little Old Woman moved to when the Giant needed his shoe back! The Giant helps her find a new place to live, but learns that cottages and castles will not do: the Little Old Woman wants to live in a shoe!
JJ's Mummy tells him the story of a boy and girl who must find their way to Abuelita’s through the forest. Many birds give them directions, but the children listen for the tune and rhyme of the one bird they can trust: The Bird of Truth!
Cody’s Mummy tells the story of a lion cub who finds a jungle gym... in the actual jungle! What the other animals love playing on isn't much fun for her to play on. But the cub keeps trying till she finds the thing that’s so fun, it makes her roar!
JJ's Daddy tells him the story of a baby sparrow who doesn’t think she can fly because she’s different from a fluttering ladybug, soaring plane, and hovering helicopter. Mama Sparrow’s lullaby explains that baby’s body is just right for flight!
Cody’s Dad tells him the Yiddish story of a farmer who wishes the cottage she shared with her family wasn't so noisy. A wise rabbit tells the farmer to bring all her animals inside, the cottage goes from not quite quiet ...to really, really loud!
JJ’s Daddy tells him the story of the Cow who jumped over the moon... and how she found her way home after she landed: by following the sound of Cat’s fiddle and Dog’s giggles all the way back to the farm, where Dish and Spoon have a surprise in store!
Cody's Daddy tells him the story of a little hen who bakes a cake for a party without any help from her friends. When the cake is ready but the party’s not, hen’s friends realize they should have helped hen: no one gets a slice till the party starts!
JJ’s Mummy tells him the story of a wolf who isn’t big or bad, but his howl is pretty loud! He wants to invite the Three Little Pigs to a party, but will they be scared away by his big, loud howl?
Cody’s Mummy tells him the story of Baby Bear, who has just woken up from a long, long nap. Baby Bear would rather stay in his cozy cave than go outside, but when he gets a hint of what’s beyond his cave door Baby Bear wants to experience more!
JJ’s Daddy tells him the story of when Mary's Little Lamb got his turn being the leader. He takes Mary lots of places that are really cool, but learns that being a good leader means getting her to school!
Cody’s Daddy tells him the story of a tiny ant who’s got to get to the parade in time for all the other ants to go marching. When the wheels on the bus stop going round and round, the ant uses his strength – and his trumpet – to push the bus!
JJ's Daddy tells him the story of when Tortoise and Hare went to the fair. While Tortoise waits patiently for pie, Hare hops around the fair with no patience to wait for anything! With Tortoise’s help, Hare learns some things are worth the wait.
Cody’s Daddy tells him the story of Sanderella and the amazing sand castle she found. She sets out to find its builder using the one clue they left behind: a slipper! Sanderella tries the slipper on many feet – and, finally, one flipper!
JJ’s Mummy tells him the story of the animals of the Chinese zodiac who race across the river to the Jade Emperor’s castle. Monkey, Rooster, and Sheep don’t get too far on their own, but when they work together, the race is on – and so is the fun!
Cody’s Mummy tells him the story of when Jack and Jill must bring the King a new crown and fetch water for a bath. But Jack keeps getting distracted along the way – he just wants to play!
JJ’s Dad tells him a story inspired by the Greek myth "Icarus" about a bird, Russ, who flies close to the sun and – oops! - melts all his ice pops! The sticky drops drip on Russ’ friends down in the forest, so he helps everybody get clean and dry.
Cody’s Mummy tells him the story of a boy who drops his toy in a lake and meets a fish who tries to find it. Each time the fish fishes a different toy out of the lake, the boy tells the truth - it’s not his toy! In the end, his honesty is rewarded.
Cody’s Daddy tells him the story of one of Old King Cole’s fiddler’s – a kitten – whose fiddle breaks before the Royal Ball! The kitten tries to fix his fiddle himself, but it doesn’t turn out so fine. So, he learns to ask for help!
Cody's Mummy tells him the story of a girl with looong hair named Punzelle who’s nervous to jump rope with the children below her tower. So, Punzelle’s Mommy helps her feel proud of who she is – and of her unique, beautiful braids, beads, and bows!
JJ’s Mummy tells him the story of Baa Baa the black sheep, who shares his bags of wool with his friends so they can knit blankets to wear while stargazing atop a chilly hill. But when Baa Baa joins them, he needs a way to stay warm himself!
Cody’s Daddy tells him the story of a frog who gulps up all the water in a pond. The other animals try bribes and tricks to get the frog to open his mouth and share the water, but what finally works is much nicer: they make the frog laugh!
JJ's Mummy tells him the story of a shoemaker who, with the help of some elves, makes enough shoes for everyone in the village. His work is done. But instead of taking a break, the shoemaker wants to do more: he wants to help!
Cody’s Mum tells him the story of a clam, a shark, and a baby whale that want to perform “If You’re Happy and You Know It” with the marching band. But without hands to clap or feet to stomp, they’ve got to find their own ways to express themselves!
Cody's Daddy tells him the story of when Little Red Riding Hood learned how to ride a bike! Thanks to a friendly Wolf, Little Red finds that taking a tumble or two is part of learning something new: mistakes are what make us great!
JJ’s Mum tells him the story of Mana Fox and Mano Coyote. After a long day in the desert playing tricks on Coyote to avoid playing with him, Fox learns it’s yip yip kai-yay okay to say how she feels, even if it’s not what her friend wants to hear.
JJ's Dad tells a story of Mama Duck leading Baby Duck on a hunt all over the farm, searching for a rainbow for lunch. While Mama and Baby Duck look around everywhere, Mama Duck gets a brilliant idea: they pick vegetables of every colour as they go!
Cody’s Daddy tells him the story of a town where everyone eats their own food inside their own homes until one day a traveler brings the whole town together to help make – and eat – stone soup!
Cody's Mummy tells him the story of a mouse who wishes to be as big as the other animals in the jungle. When a hermit crab beats a magic drum and grants the mouse’s wish, he learns that sometimes it’s best to be just as he is: as small as a mouse.
JJ's Daddy tells him the story of when Tortoise and Hare went to the fair. While Tortoise waits patiently for pie, Hare hops around the fair with no patience to wait for anything! With Tortoise’s help, Hare learns some things are worth the wait.
Cody’s Mummy tells him the story of Humpty Dumpty’s big fix. If all the King’s horses and all the King's men couldn’t put Humpty together again, who is the right person to help Humpty?
Cody's Mummy tells him the story of a boy who loves to play his accordion. When the King needs a shepherd, the boy tries to herd like the other shepherds - but the sheep keep running away! Will his accordion do the trick?
JJ's Daddy tells him the story of a little star named Eve who likes to sing to herself, guessing what she is: a diamond in the sky? A ball of fire? When another little star shoots nearby, Eve learns exactly who she is and how to twinkle, twinkle!
Cody's Dad tells him an African story about a Chief who wants to dance to the beat of a new drum. Everyone tries playing drums of different shapes and sizes, but it’s the unexpected creation of a little boy that gets the Chief moving and grooving.
JJ’s Mummy tells him the story of a baby crab who goes to shore to grab her homemade driftwood flute and offers to grab everybody else’s stuff while she’s there. When her claws get full, she learns to ask for help - a baby crab can only grab so much!
Cody’s Daddy tells him the story of a warty pig who needs to get his coconuts to the next village, but they keep clattering down off his friend horse’s cart! Galloping fast is no good: the warty pig learns that slow is the way to go!
JJ’s Daddy tells him a story about a boy named Jack whose magical bubble bath soap turns his bubble sculptures – pop! – into real animals! But this leaves Jack with no room in his tub to scrub-a-dub-dub... Uh oh!
Cody’s Daddy tells him the story of a tiny ant who’s got to get to the parade in time for all the other ants to go marching. When the wheels on the bus stop going round and round, the ant uses his strength – and his trumpet – to push the bus!
JJ’s Mum tells him the story of the Itsy Bitsy Spider, who needs soil, light, and water for a flower seed to grow. She’s afraid she’ll get washed out if she climbs the water spout, but with her friends’ help, she won’t have to face her fears alone!
Get ready for fun stories, folktales and fables with a CoComelon twist! Listen in as JJ, Cody and their parents rhyme, chant and sing their way through storytime. Perfect for young listeners, 2-5. Coming to Spotify on January 24, 2022!
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