Why PBS
trusts us.
We didn't invent the format.
We applied a proven one to a problem nobody had pointed it at.
60+ years of research
on intentionally designed children's media.
8–12 daily transitions
no platform had ever been built for — until now.
1 application, applied right
PBS-quality care, aimed at the moment that breaks teachers.
The research on intentionally designed, developmentally appropriate children's media goes back decades — Sesame Street, Mister Rogers, the original PBS contract with American childhood. What had never existed was a platform applying those same principles, with that same care, to the eight-to-twelve daily transitions that quietly drive teacher burnout.
That's the whole idea. A new application of a proven medium, aimed precisely at the problem that's collapsing the early childhood workforce.
PBS Michigan Learning Channel
Fruit Snack Streams is built by the team behind The Nap Time Show, broadcast statewide on PBS Michigan.
Black Tech Saturdays Future 100
Recognized as one of 100 founders building infrastructure for communities most underserved by tech.
American Academy of Pediatrics
Every video aligns with AAP screen-media recommendations for early childhood settings.
Built with educators
Content developed in consultation with licensed early childhood teachers and child development specialists.
In good company
PBS aren't the only ones who trust us.
Early learning classrooms across the country already use Fruit Snack Streams for their daily transitions:
Detroit Public Schools · Pre-K
The Goddard School · Oviedo, FL
Inspired Horizons · Fayetteville, NC
Starfish Family Services · Head Start
We don't replace educators. We support them at the exact moment they need it most.
Parent company
A Boone Productions company.
Boone Productions is a family-owned and operated production company redefining early childhood care by using developmentally appropriate media as an emotional intelligence intervention — supporting children's regulation and giving childcare providers scalable tools to reduce stress and improve daily routines.
Every Boone project — from The Nap Time Show on PBS Michigan to Fruit Snack Streams in licensed classrooms nationwide — starts with the same question: what does this moment of childhood actually need, and who's making sure it gets it?