What To Do When You Want To Give Up: Kids Podcast

What to Do When It's Dinner Time: Kids Podcast

In this episode of What to Do When…, we meet Rex the Beaver, who learns that dinner time is actually a great chance to chip in and help. From noticing what needs doing, to asking a simple question, to helping tidy up after the meal - Rex discovers that small things really do make a big difference. A warm, practical episode for kids who are ready to be a little more helpful at home.

What To Do When You Visit Someone's House: Kids Podcast

Meet Kiko the Monkey, who gets a bit too comfortable while exploring his friend’s home and quickly realises that every house has its own rules. Young listeners learn how to slow down, notice what’s different, ask when they’re unsure, and adjust their behaviour.

What To Do When You Want To Give Up: Kids Podcast

In this episode of What to Do When…, children meet Ravi the Mountain Goat, who struggles to climb a steep hill and starts to think he can’t do it. Through Ravi’s experience, little listeners learn that feeling frustrated is normal, and that taking a pause, breaking a challenge into smaller steps, and trying again can make hard things feel possible.

What To Do When It's Time To Clean Up: Kids Podcast

Being told to clean up can feel frustrating - especially when playtime isn’t over yet. In this episode of What to Do When…, kids meet Milo the Raccoon, who learns a realistic way to handle clean-up time without giving up completely. Through a thoughtful, everyday story, young listeners discover how to pause, tidy up what they can, use their words to ask for more time, and follow through on a promise.

What To Do When You Need To Say Sorry: Kids Podcast

Everyone makes mistakes — but knowing what to do next matters. In this episode of What to Do When…, kids meet Sara the Fox, who realises she’s broken the rules during a game and needs to say sorry. Through a realistic, engaging story, young listeners learn that apologising isn’t about blame or embarrassment — it’s about being honest, taking responsibility, and fixing the situation.