What is Pichoon Kids?
A cozy bilingual corner of YouTube where kids explore real ideas with Ivory and Miss Misty, a daughter and mama cloud duo who make every lesson feel like a little adventure. The name Pichoon comes from the French word Pitchoun, meaning little one, because every little one deserves a whole world to discover.
Our Story
There is so much for kids to watch out there, and yet it can be hard to find something that truly teaches. Something beyond the baby shows and the noise that looks fun but leaves little ones with nothing real to hold onto. One mama wanted more for her daughter, so she built it from scratch. Pichoon Kids is where science, math, reading, spelling, geography, and faith all come alive through a cloud mommy and daughter who make every day feel like a discovery worth remembering.
Meet the Crew
Homeschool Teacher and Mama
The kind of teacher who makes every moment feel like a gift. Miss Misty is Ivory's mama and homeschool teacher, guiding her with so much love, creativity, and patience. She weaves science, math, Bible verses, and faith into everyday adventures, because she believes curious kids deserve a whole world to discover.
Age 6, Language Learner
Ivory is six, trilingual, and bursting with questions. English is actually her third language, which makes her the perfect learning companion for young viewers discovering something new. She loves books, adventures in the sky, and finding something wonderful around every corner.
Drawing with Dwyla
Meet Dwyla, host of the weekly show segment "Drawing with Dwyla!" She loves helping kids get creative and learn how to draw fun pictures. When she isn't making art in the studio, Dwyla is an official Guinness World Record holder and a huge music fan who loves traveling the world with talented music artists!
New Videos
Science, math, reading, spelling, geography, and faith all woven through bilingual stories your kids will love.
Ivory is feeling heavy and grey and she does not know why. Together she and Miss Misty discover the water cycle, from evaporation all the way to rain. Kids practice addition with carrying, read a short story about raindrops out loud together, and pick up Spanish words like nube, lluvia, and vapor de agua. And tucked inside it all, a gentle reminder that it is always okay to say how you feel.
Ivory floats in wearing a tiara because today she is a queen. That one question leads into the wonderful world of ants, their three body parts, six legs, mandibles, and the very important reina who holds the whole colony together. Kids practice addition with carrying, discover Spanish rhymes and cognates, and sound out tricky letter teams. Packed with wild ant facts and a whole lot of girl power.
Do your kids think tapping your phone to pay is actually free?? Then watch this! This is Part 1 of our Money series. Miss Misty and Ivory explore why people use money in the first place, what money looks like in different countries, and the difference between things we need and things we want.
Today we're learning Matthew 5:13: "You are the salt of the earth." Discover what it means to bring light, flavor, and goodness to the world around you in a quick and fun way for the whole family.
Loving people who are hard to love might be one of the toughest things Jesus ever asked us to do. Miss Misty and Ivory talk through Matthew 5:44 this week, and what it actually looks like to love someone even when it's hard.
In this one, Ivory walks through Matthew 5:13, Matthew 7:7, 1 Timothy 2:1, Matthew 6:19-21, Matthew 6:25, 32, and Matthew 5:44. Try praying through one of these with your own kids each day this week and subscribe for more because we study the Bible together every week here.
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Get Involved
We believe it takes a village to raise curious kids. Here is how you can be part of ours.
Are you a dentist, chef, dermatologist, pilot, or community expert? Let us visit your world! We love giving kids a front-row seat to real careers and real places. Sharing your knowledge is one of the best gifts you can give a curious kid.
Send us a short video of your child reading one of our stories, working through some math, or talking to the camera about what they learned. We would love to feature them in an upcoming community segment celebrating kids just like them.
