On January 27, 2025, well-known educator and YouTuber Ms. Rachel will launch her early learning series on Netflix. With subtitles in 33 languages for worldwide accessibility, the interactive episodes teach babies fundamental subjects like alphabet, numbers, shapes, colors, and voice development.
Ms. Rachel, a well-known YouTuber and educator, will soon launch her early learning series on Netflix. Her educational program, which offers interactive lessons for babies and young children, will debut its first four episodes on January 27, 2025.
The episodes, which are taken from Ms. Rachel’s popular YouTube channel, concentrate on fundamental learning subjects like speech development, alphabet, numbers, shapes, and colors. Children around the world will be able to access the subtitles in 33 different languages.
The material in the next episodes will be designed to improve early childhood education in an entertaining and interesting way. Among them are:
Learn to Talk: Interactive exercises that emphasize toddler learning and speech development.
Baby Learning: Instruction that covers songs, rhymes, and first words in order to meet developmental goals.
Learn to Read: Preschoolers are introduced to reading through phonics-based lessons.
Hop Little Bunnies: A collection of children’s songs and nursery rhymes.
In 2019, Rachel and her husband, Aron Accurso, launched Ms. Rachel’s program. To meet early learning needs, they created the series with advice from specialists in speech therapy and education. The show is a favorite among educators and parents due to its use of rhymes, games, and music.
With over a billion views and an average of 400 million monthly viewers, Ms. Rachel’s YouTube channel has taken off. This achievement cleared the path for her move to Netflix and cemented her reputation as a reliable name in children’s education.
When Netflix launches, parents and caregivers will have a new option to access Ms. Rachel’s well-researched instructional programming.
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