Two small friends, MeMo and BaBa, wander the gentle landscapes of Planet BeddyByes in this Irish animated series built entirely around the wind-down ritual of getting little ones ready for sleep.
What is Beddybyes about?
Beddybyes takes the nightly routine of settling a child down and turns it into a soft, imaginative world of its own. MeMo and BaBa, best friends who share the screen with warmth rather than conflict, move across Planet BeddyByes meeting characters who feel both new and comfortingly familiar, each encounter shaped around calm rather than chaos. There's no tension to resolve here, no cliffhanger pulling a young viewer past their bedtime; instead the series leans into slow pacing, gentle sound design, and repetition, letting each short episode function as a wind-down ritual in itself. It's built for the youngest end of the audience, where the goal isn't excitement but the opposite: a mindful, soothing journey that mirrors the actual bedtime routines parents are trying to establish at home, episode by short episode.
About the cast
The voice cast includes Noah Melo Batista, Dawn French, and Paul Tylak, bringing a light, unhurried tone to MeMo, BaBa, and the other residents of Planet BeddyByes. Niall Mooney directs the series.
Context & significance
Beddybyes comes out of Ireland, a country whose animation studios have built a strong reputation for preschool and early-years programming aimed at calm, screen-conscious viewing rather than fast-cut spectacle. Released in 2025, it fits a small but steady genre of bedtime-focused shows designed to be watched as part of a wind-down routine rather than daytime entertainment, with each episode's short runtime built to end before a child's own bedtime does.
Watching Beddybyes on Ktime
Beddybyes can be streamed on K-Time with a free account login, and its short, calm episodes make it an easy addition to a family's nightly routine. K-Time's Farsi interface means Persian-speaking parents can find and queue it up without friction.