Dimble

Dimble is a small moon-moth who glows like a nightlight.

Every night he goes out on his rounds and finds the one thing in the world that is still awake — a light burning in a window, a stream in too much of a hurry, a bell that will not stop ringing — and he helps it settle. Then his glow goes soft, and every episode ends the same way it always does: "Goodnight, Dimble. Goodnight, you."

FOR PARENTS
This is a low-stimulation show, and that is a design decision rather than a style. Every shot is held for at least nine seconds. There are no fast cuts, no flashing, no sudden sounds, no bright music and no cliffhangers — nothing in an episode is built to keep a child awake. The middle of every story is three slow breaths, in and out, paced gently enough for a small child to follow along. It is meant to be the last thing on before lights out.

Ages 2-4. New episodes every Monday and Thursday.