Everything for the brand in one place. Go top to bottom: what the brand is, the book decision, one-time setup, tonight's 5PM launch, then the weekly rhythm. Checkmarks save as you go.
Read it → color it → talk about it → earn a certificate. The book's own "How to use" page is the format for every episode.
Clean 2D cartoon, bold outlines, joyful Black kids. The art is royal blue, red and yellow. Avatar 1024², banner 2560×1440.
The channel launches tonight and the book gets its own launch later, so you get two rounds of buzz. Every week of episodes before then grows the list of parents waiting to buy.
"The Everyday Morals for Kids coloring book is getting its finishing touches. Join the list and you'll be first to know, plus a free coloring page tonight."
Paste your real links here. Every post and description on this page updates to use them.
The highlighted rows matter most. If you only get to three things tonight, do the personal texts at 4:20, the 5:00 go-live and the 7:30 bedtime post.
Launch-day posts are numbered to match the schedule. The two weekly templates at the end are for every Short and every Monday after today.
The video, its Short, a title and description ready to paste, and the download. Episodes without a finished thumbnail show a dark placeholder card.
Two episodes every Monday, two Shorts a week, and one parent post on Fridays. Tap a day to mark it done. Season 1 finishes with Certificate Day.
YouTube treats kids' channels differently. Comments, end screens and notifications are off for Made for Kids videos, so your social posts do the work of bringing parents in.