A four-episode season of Ms. Rachel’s videos that will include “interactive lessons that teach letters, numbers, colors, shapes, and more” will be available to stream on January 27, the streamer announced on Tuesday.
More episodes will be available to stream later this year.
Ms. Rachel is a “beloved and passionate educator” whose videos “inspire ‘littles’ and their families to learn and bond together,” Netflix said. “Incorporating singing, dancing, and play, Ms. Rachel’s videos help children learn how to talk and express themselves and their emotions.”
The YouTube star has grown in popularity since she first launched her channel in 2019. She has since garnered over 9 billion views and has 13.1 million subscribers.
Known for her signature pink headband, Ms. Rachel’s toddler and baby learning videos have individually earned millions of views each, as she uses “techniques recommended by speech therapists and early childhood experts to help children learn important milestones and preschool skills,” according to a bio on her YouTube page.
She also incorporates sign language, nursery rhymes and kids songs in her videos to help teach children letters, numbers, colors and more.
A Hardee County grandmother is on trial this week for leaving her 7-month-old granddaughter in a hot car where the baby died —the second grandchild to die under Tracey Nix's care. ABC Action News I-Team Reporter Kylie McGivern sat down with Kaila Nix just days ahead of her mother's trial for aggravated manslaughter.
