Goodnight, Moon Baby: 1 (Moon and Me)

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Davenport already has plans for fifty more Moon and Me episodes although his shows appear about as regularly as new Kate Bush albums. “I’d love to make the next one in less than ten years time,” he admitted. “This is just the time it takes to develop a show like this. Moon and Me just felt like the right thing to do next.” Bob Mortimer wins 2023 Bollinger Everyman Wodehouse Prize for Comic Fiction with The Satsuma Complex Toys for the series have been commissioned with 40 licensees being granted to some of the worlds largest toy manufacturers so we expect to see the shelves full of Moon & Me toys before the end of 2019. Debuted in 1997 and has now seen by an estimated billion children in 120 countries. Controversy followed the four creatures with televisions on their abdomens who played each day in Teletubbyland.

The children's TV show, Moon & Me airs on CBeebies and has been launched with 10 episodes; Pepi Nana's Letter, Pepi Nana Crosses the Bridge, The Big Tea, Who Rides What?, Everybody In The Tub!, Humpty Onion, Big Walk Little Walk, The Silly Song, Let's Have A Race and Hoppity Hop, Across the Bridge!. Dystopian Fiction Books Everyone Should Read: Explore The Darker Side of Possible Worlds and Alternative FuturesTake a Look at Our Summary of November Highlights, Whether You're Looking for the Latest Releases or Gift Inspiration

A Hollywood entertainment company, Bento Box Entertainment, partnered with Davenport’s Foundling Bird business to bring to produce Moon and Me, which is designed to relax toddlers and prepare them for sleepy-time. Magical Toy House Davenport emerged with “a show that wears its emotional heart on its sleeve. Pepi Nana and her friends share books, write letters to each other, draw pictures, make things, invent things and go in search of adventure together.” ‘Tiddle-toddle’ The series “taps into children’s innate curiosity and desire to create through their play routines, forming their own imaginary worlds and relationships through their toys.”Pepi Nana says “tiddle toddle” because those kinds of sounds are how children learn to play with language, says Davenport, who has no children of his own but plenty of godchildren. Moon Baby, Lambkin, Mr Onion, Sleepy Dibillo, Colly Wobble, Pepi Nana, Little Nana (BBC)