NETFLIX has added a new kids’ animation to its slate: ‘Emomee: Big Skills for Little Ones, Minis’, a debut original series from the Mumbai-based children’s entertainment brand Emomee.

The show is designed in short bursts, running across 20 episodes at around 11 minutes each — very much in that modern, snackable format for little viewers (and their parents) who don’t fancy a full half-hour sit-down.

At the centre of the series are three characters — E, Mo and Mee — who take on everyday adventures. The focus is on life skills for young children, with stories built to encourage confidence, curiosity and kindness.

The series also leans into emotional intelligence, with its mini-episodes aiming to help kids navigate feelings and relationships in simple, relatable situations.

With Netflix picking it up, ‘Emomee’ gets a global platform for its first original animated outing — and a new option for families looking for something that’s more “tiny lessons” than noisy chaos.

POP QUEST COMMENTS

Do you prefer kids’ shows in bite-size 10–12 minute episodes, or longer stories?

4 comments · real people, real opinions

@PQ_CallumPop Quest host2 weeks ago
20 episodes?? that’s a decent chunk of screen time.
@PQ_BenPop Quest host2 weeks ago
love a kids’ show that actually teaches something.
@PQ_AnyaPop Quest host2 weeks ago
E, Mo and Mee is a cute trio name.
@PQ_AlfiePop Quest host2 weeks ago
11 minutes is perfect for modern attention spans tbh.
MAKE THIS YOUR FEED

Stay for the conversation, not just one story.

Follow people and topics you care about, save stories, and come back to a feed that gets better the more you use it.

Create your free profile