Her Gone Life

This weekend we attended The MOMS and Amazon Studios preview event for the launch of the Amazon Studios kids series, "Tumble Leaf".

My son and I joined other families to screen the first four "Tumble Leaf" episodes and enjoyed it! My son liked that Fig "finds" things that lead him off to some funny but "learning" adventures. As a parent I like that Figs adventures has a lot of educational moments in them.


In one episode Fig and his friend are trying to get home but it's dark. They discover that light from the moon can reflect off objects and then they can see. This leads into a very funny but clever story of them getting oysters to open up and laugh so they can get more light and find the way home.

While the stories seem like they'd be long to watch, each episode consists of two-13 minute stories! Short but fun and educational for kids.


Interested in watching Tumble Leaf with your family?

The first 6 episodes of Tumble Leaf will be made available on May 23rd and the second 7 episodes will be made available later this summer.

Synopsis:

Created by Drew Hodges and Bix Pix Entertainment, Tumble Leaf follows “Fig” the fox who lives in a wrecked schooner ship by the sea with his best friend “Stick,” a caterpillar who lives in a tiny basket strapped to Fig’s forearm, as they discover adventure, friendship and love around every bend.

Fig is a storyteller and an adventurer – an inquisitive, intelligent, and gentle creature who loves nature and the great outdoors. At the start of each day, Fig and Stick are eager to play -- to discover new things about his world, with his eyes, ears, mind and heart open to inspiration. By playing with an object that he finds in his “finding place” in each episode, he learns about science, critical thinking and the world around him.

All Amazon Original children’s series will be available for unlimited streaming through Prime Instant Video on Fire TV, Kindle Fire, iPad, iPhone, Roku, Xbox, PlayStation, Wii and Wii U, and other connected devices, and online at www.amazon.com/PIV

The series will also be available through Amazon’s Kindle FreeTime app and via Kindle FreeTime Unlimited, the first-ever all-in-one subscription service that brings together books, games, educational apps, movies, and TV shows that both kids and their parents will enjoy.