“The stories reflect the real lives of our very youngest audience members and their parents and caregivers – it is animated reality TV for toddlers, but done with such care, authenticity, warmth and charm – it is simply captivating.”

“I love the energy of young people, as well as the entirety of the team involved, who are very true and imaginative and kind, so working on Bing has been a wonderful experience. Voicing Flop gave me a second chance to be a good parent.”

“Life is about trial and error and for me, Bing does that the best. That’s the example that I want for my children”

“We were confident that French families were going to appreciate the quality of Bing along with the way in which the series shares stories that are recognisable and reassuring. That Bing has become the top series so soon is unprecedented and suggests that the show is making a powerful connection with audiences.”

“We’ve watched with great admiration as Bing has become a favourite in the hearts of pre-schoolers across the globe. The proposition of Bing with its unique child-centric point of view and child-led storylines continue to win audiences and support from retail.”

“They say it takes a village to raise a child, and ain’t that the truth when talking about Bing. It took the talents and commitment of hundreds of people to bring Bing to TV screens. The collaboration between Acamar Films, Brown Bag Films, Tandem Films and Digitales involved huge levels of care and consideration, making sure every design, every pose, every moment supported the main aim of bringing Bing to TV; to create a show which truthfully celebrated the lovely, messy joy of toddler life. Bringing Bing, Flop, and their world to animation has been a great privilege. Ted’s original books convey the joyous mess and exuberance of life with a toddler in such a fresh and honest way; our whole team were really committed to doing our very best to bring Bing to life in a way that would speak to our audience of young children, and the adults who care for them, in as honest and loving a way as the books do.”