New episodes of “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood” to kick off the New Year

In the upcoming episodes, viewers are invited back to the beloved Neighborhood of Make-Believe, where the enchanting winter fun continues. The new stories focus on essential themes such as family bonding, the importance of fairness, and learning to express apologies, all wrapped within the series’ signature musical flair that reinforces each narrative’s unique message.

As Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood continues to resonate with families through its engaging storytelling and insightful lessons, these new episodes are sure to provide valuable takeaways for young viewers.

January 6: Daniel and Mom Make a Treat/Jodi Sleeps at Her Dad’s House

In this delightful episode, Daniel feels initially disappointed when he can’t make his favorite banana swirl treat. However, with encouragement from Mom, he discovers another snack they can craft together. Meanwhile, the storyline explores Jodi’s adventure of spending the night at her dad’s house, showcasing the joy of togetherness, even when plans change due to a rainy backyard campout.

January 7: Daniel Does It His Way/Katerina and O Go Ice Skating

When Daniel gets upset over not being able to make snow footprints like Prince Wednesday, he learns the value of creativity by finding his own way to leave a mark in the snow. In a parallel story, Katerina faces her own challenge as she realises she can tell a story through pictures, showing that everyone has their unique approach to learning.

January 8: Daniel and Dad Say Sorry/O the Owl Says Sorry

In this touching episode, Daniel accidentally tracks dirt into Grandpere’s house but learns the importance of apologising and taking responsibility by helping to clean up. O the Owl also faces a similar situation when he accidentally breaks Miss Elaina’s robot. Through their experiences, they reinforce the idea that saying “I’m sorry” is just the beginning of making things right.

January 9: Daniel Finds Out What’s Fair/O Finds Out What’s Fair

This episode tackles the concept of fairness. Daniel wants to ride in the stroller but quickly learns that his baby sister, Margaret, needs it more. Meanwhile, O the Owl discovers the importance of understanding others’ needs when he realises Jodi needs to sit at the back of the Trolley due to her carsickness.