Reading a bedtime story is part the the nightly routine in many households, and now this vlogging family is bringing you story videos to share with your young children. The Friendliest Friends channel on YouTube, a spinoff channel from popular Irish daily vloggers the SacconeJolys, began a series today where you can follow along and enjoy having a children's book read to you. The first instalment in the "beta" story time series features Maisy Goes to Nursery read by dad Jonathan with minor commentary from 4 year old Emilia and 3 year old Eduardo.
The upcoming story videos are family-friendly content young kids can enjoy as well as fans of the SacconeJoly family. This demonstrates a continued desire for kid-related content on the platform. This case is a for families, created by families example.
Bedtime Story Video Series
The SacconeJolys are Filming a Series of Story Videos for Young Kids
Trend Themes
1. Bedtime Story Video Series - Video series for young children to watch bedtime stories, offering an opportunity for more family-friendly and educational content on video platforms.
2. Vlogging Family Channels - The rise of family vlogging channels and spin-offs aims to keep up with the rising interest in family-friendly and child-related content on video platforms.
3. Children's Books Adaptation - Creating video adaptations of popular children's books opens up opportunities for diverse content and interactive storytelling for young children, bridging the gap between digital media and reading habits.
Industry Implications
1. Digital Media - As more young children turn to digital media for entertainment, there is an opportunity for creators to produce more family-friendly and educational content for the platform.
2. Publishing - Publishing companies can explore new opportunities for digital adaptation of their popular children's books by licensing them for video productions for family-friendly channels.
3. Education - Schools and parents can leverage story videos as part of their educational strategy for young children, providing additional and accessible reading material in a fun and engaging way.