‘Cocomelon’ Studio Moonbug to Begin Applying Child Development Research From UCLA to Content (EXCLUSIVE)

By Selome Hailu

Selome Hailu

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Moonbug, the studio behind the preschool series “Cocomelon,” “Blippi,” “Little Angel” and spinoffs like “The Melon Patch,” has launched a new effort to incorporate child development research into its creative processes.

The move comes from a partnership with the Center for Scholars and Storytellers at UCLA, a nonprofit research center that connects entertainment industry creators to academic research with the goal of supporting young audiences’ well-being and development.

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