Daniel Tiger for Parents is a free parenting app that offers popular and catchy kids songs and videos from the hit PBS KIDS series, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood. This app uses songs and videos to help toddlers learn important social-emotional skills and life’s little lessons, such as potty training, sharing, and working through feelings. With over three dozen Daniel Tiger songs, videos, and helpful hints for parents, this educational app for kids and parents is simple, educational, and entertaining. It offers a fun, educational experience to help your child learn and grow.

The Daniel Tiger for Parents app features over 30 of the most popular educational songs from Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, covering important topics like feelings, self-control, and responsibility. It also includes over 60 free videos to watch and share with your child, showing how Daniel Tiger and his family use these songs. The app helps children learn important social-emotional skills like feelings, sharing, self-control, responsibility, potty training, and more. It also offers conversation starters and parenting tips with practical ways to use Daniel Tiger songs in everyday life.

Daniel Tiger for Parents is based on Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, produced by The Fred Rogers Company. For decades, Fred Rogers and Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood helped generations of parents and children navigate the ups and downs of everyday life. Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood and this app extend that philosophy to empower parents and caregivers with confidence in their ability to help their children learn important social and emotional skills. The app is part of PBS KIDS’ ongoing commitment to helping kids build the skills they need to succeed in school and in life.

PBS KIDS is committed to creating a safe and secure environment for children and families across all media platforms. The organization is transparent about what information is collected from users and has a privacy policy that can be accessed on their website. To learn more about PBS KIDS’ privacy policy, visit pbskids.org/privacy.