Ada Twist, Scientist: Tooth Fairy Bells

Ada Twist, Scientist: Tooth Fairy Bells

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After a long day of work, Bang investigates why humans need sleep when it’s much more fun to stay awake. Themes include: importance of sleep, dreaming. Follow @NetflixFamily on social and Netflix Jr. on YouTube. And go to NetflixJr.com to learn more and sign up for our free magaz ...  Show more

Wonderoos: First Time I Couldn't Go To Sleep

After an amazing concert by the Groovin' Roos, Kiki is way too excited to fall asleep! With help from her pal Teshi, she learns how to relax and get a good night's sleep so she can have another fun day tomorrow. Themes include: Excitement, staying up too late past bedtime, decisi ...  Show more

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