Amsterdam-based children’s media company opens a thoughtful dialogue on early childhood, content and screen use in advance of its platform debut.

Meevee announced the release of Raising Questions, an expert-led video series exploring how children aged two to six engage with media, developed in collaboration with social scientist and journalist, Dr. Koen Kusters.

The series is now available on YouTube and will roll out in the lead-up to Meevee’s official platform launch on April 25, 2026, offering research-informed perspectives across neuroscience, media, and creative disciplines to help families better understand and navigate early childhood screen experiences.

Ahead of its official platform launch, Meevee will host a limited-capacity launch event in Amsterdam on April 25, bringing together parents, creators and collaborators involved in shaping the platform.

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Developed by Meevee co-founders Mikey Casalaina and D Alcausin, Raising Questions reflects an ongoing effort to better understand the role media plays in early childhood. The first three episodes explore the topic through distinct but interconnected lenses: early brain development, the structure and distribution of children’s media, and the role of storytelling and creativity.

Mikey Casalaina and D Alcausin, co-founders of Meevee, said:

“One of the most important things we realized early on is that conversations around children and media shouldn’t exist in isolation. Working with Dr. Koen Kusters allows us to bring in an academic perspective that helps ground those conversations in real understanding. This series gives us the opportunity to speak with people who have spent years thinking about these questions, and to let that shape how the platform evolves over time.”

The release of Raising Questions offers an early look into the thinking behind Meevee’s approach. Rather than separating content from context, the company is placing emphasis on understanding how media fits into the rhythms of daily life.

Meevee offers an alternative to algorithm-driven kids content by focusing on curated, story-led viewing sessions with clear beginnings and endings. The platform replaces autoplay and infinite feeds with structured sessions shaped by parent input and informed by child development principles.

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The first episode of the series is now available:

• Episode 1: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ol2HLQ8fWz

Learn more here.