Since its 2018 premiere, Bluey has captured hearts worldwide. In mid-2025, Disney and ABC Studios have broadened its reach with four YouTube-only mini-series, each targeting a unique play theme:

1. Bluey Tunes: Short original music videos.
2. Bluey Puppets: Simple character-creation crafts.
3. Bluey Cookalongs (Sept 1): Kid-friendly recipe tutorials.
4. Bluey Fancy Restaurant (Oct 14): Imaginative dining play with real kids hosting parents Parents.

Why It’s Trending

• Screen-Positive Content: Short, focused clips keep attention and model interactive play.
• Family Engagement: Encourages co-viewing and hands-on follow-along activities.
• Accessibility: Free on YouTube before rolling out to subscription platforms (ABC iview, Disney+).

Key Features

• Bluey Tunes: Catchy, 1-2 minute songs teach counting, sharing, and tone through animation and music.
• Bluey Puppets: Step-by-step guides to making simple puppets with household materials—boosting fine motor skills and creativity.
• Bluey Cookalongs: Recipes like “Mini Veggie Pizzas” encourage kitchen confidence and healthy eating habits.
• Bluey Fancy Restaurant: Real-kid hosts introduce table manners and menu design, fostering imaginative role-play.

How Families Can Use It

1. Sing & Dance to Tunes videos—pause and learn lyrics together.
2. Craft Along with Puppets—gather paper bags, scraps, and markers for a puppet show.
3. Cook Together during Cookalongs—let kids measure and stir under supervision.
4. Host a Playdate modeled on Fancy Restaurant—kids set up “menus” and serve parents.

Conclusion

Bluey’s YouTube mini-series expand the franchise’s educational play value—offering bite-sized, screen-positive experiences that invite families to sing, craft, cook, and imagine together. It’s an innovative way to deepen engagement while keeping screen time purposeful.

Q&A Section

Q1: Are these videos free?
A1: Yes—they are available at no cost on the official Bluey YouTube channel. Parents

Q2: What age group suits them?
A2: Preschoolers ages 3–6 enjoy the short, interactive clips and follow-along activities.

Sources:

• Parents.com on Bluey YouTube mini-series Parents