Music and animation for little ones, made for the whole family to play

Songs and games
from our home.

Watch for 3 minutes, play together for 30. Ríu Rít brings Vietnamese nursery rhymes, new songs and small games to your child, then invites the whole family to switch off and keep playing in real life.

See the four shows
YouTube channel coming soon

Our promise to parents

The screen is where play starts, not where it ends.

Slow and calm

Long shots, gentle transitions, no flashing and no sudden noises.

Voices above the music

The music steps back when Tíu teaches a word or a movement, with pauses so your child can answer.

All done, let’s go and play!

Every episode ends with an invitation to switch off. No countdowns, nothing that keeps a child on screen.

Rooted in Vietnamese culture

Nursery rhymes, grandparents, city homes, the market, the rain, Lunar New Year. Clear Vietnamese with English subtitles.

No ads inside children’s videos

Children’s videos are set as made for kids, with no sponsorships and no product placement.

We never ask for your child’s data

No contests, no forms, never a request for a child’s photo, voice or video.

Four shows

Each one fits a moment in the family’s day.

Ríu Rít Lớn Khôn

Games and small tasks for ages 2–4. A pair of hands shows how, Tíu follows, then everyone waits for your child. Switch off and try it straight away.

Ríu Rít Hát

Nursery rhymes in new arrangements and new songs: slow, clear and easy to sing along with grandparents. They work without watching, too.

Ríu Rít Kể Chuyện

Folk tales, village life and Vietnamese childhood, painted in a watercolour style and told slowly for quiet time.

Ríu Rít cho Bố MẹComing soon

A channel for grown-ups: how to play with your child, the reasoning behind each game, and how Ríu Rít is made.

Tíu’s family

Three generations, living in the city, visiting the countryside.

Tíu

A curious child who lives in an apartment and loves lifts, the park and trips to the countryside.

Sẻ Ríu

Tíu’s best friend, a sparrow who sometimes speaks a little English.

Dad (Bố Tùng)

Loves active games and his little rattle drum.

Mum (Mẹ)

Sings lullabies, counts and chats with Tíu every day.

Grandpa (Ông)

Tells village stories and plays the bamboo flute.

Grandma (Bà)

Knows every nursery rhyme and cooks Tíu’s favourite food.

Tíu and the family are fictional characters. Ríu Rít never uses the image, voice, name or life details of any real child.

For parents

Watch together, then keep playing.

Ask one question

After each episode, ask your child about one thing they saw and do the movement together. Children learn most with a grown-up beside them.

Under 18 months: listen instead of watch

Paediatricians advise no screen time for children under 18 months, apart from video calls with family. For little ones, play the songs to listen and sing along together.

Switch off when nobody is watching

A screen left on in the background means less talk with your child. Turn it off when the episode ends and save the time for play.

This is general guidance, not medical advice. If you are worried about your child’s speech or movement, please talk to your paediatrician.

How Ríu Rít is made

Made with AI, and clearly labelled for parents.

The music, character voices, pictures and even the hands in Ríu Rít videos are created with AI tools. Every episode must pass checks for child safety, loudness, light, copyright and privacy, plus an independent review, before a Ríu Rít grown-up presses publish.

The line on every videoMusic, character voices and pictures made with AI assistance · directed, written and reviewed by Ríu Rít · no real children
  • Labelled on every videoEach episode carries an AI line in its description and end credits. When AI music or singing is central, or a picture looks real, Ríu Rít turns on YouTube’s altered or synthetic content label.
  • No imitation of real peopleWe never imitate a real person’s voice or appearance, and there is no virtual presenter pretending to be human.
  • Sources and licencesEvery piece of music, voice and font needs a clear source and licence before release. Nursery rhymes use the traditional words with new melodies.

Find Ríu Rít

The Ríu Rít YouTube channel is coming soon.

When the channel opens, the official link will appear on this page. Ríu Rít has no accounts other than the links listed here.