Zoonicorn Trots Into Licensing Expo with New Music Videos and Distribution Channels

Zoonicorn debuted three new animated music videos for kids ages 2 to 6 this week.

From creator Mark Lubratt, Zoonicorns help young animals solve real life challenges through musical adventures in the dreamland Zooniverse. The new clips will be available on YouTube and HappyKidsTV, as well as new distributors, Kabillion, Kid Genius and Kidoodle.tv.

“As our distribution partners grow, we are able to engage more kids with the charming characters and appealing stories,” says Lubratt. “Our goal is to grow our Zooniverse of stories to reach a broader audience, filling the social-emotional development media gap to help kids gain the coping tools needed for everyday challenges.”

Zoonicorns have spawned a line of plush toys, and are being offered as part of the As Seen on TV Wish Me collection from Jay at Play.

Lubratt and Zoonicorns are at Licensing Expo in Las Vegas this week, in booth No. A134. Licensing information is available online here.

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