πΆ Free music for kids
Peabody Radio is free music for kids, made safe on purpose. Every station has no words, no ads and nothing to sign up for. Peabody's own band makes the tunes on this device, and Old Hits plays real songs from 1900 to 1930. Tap a station below and it plays. Tap it again to stop.
Tap a station to play it. Tap again to stop.
Music rooms
- Peabody RadioEvery station, and the player that keeps going on every page.
- Music ElevatorPress a floor. Every floor has its own music.
- Freeze DancePeabody stops the music. You freeze!
What makes it safe
There are no words in any of the tunes, so there is nothing to worry about in a song. There are no ads, nothing to buy and nothing to sign up for. Nothing plays until someone taps.
There is no list of what to play next pulling you along. A station plays its tunes, and Sleepy Time goes quiet by itself after 20 minutes, so it never plays all night.
Why it is free
Most stations are made up by Peabody's band, right here on this device: a bass line, some chords, a beat and a tune, new every time. Nobody owns them, so there is nothing to pay for. Each tune plays twice, then the band makes up another, with a silly name of its own.
Old Hits plays real songs, like Take Me Out to the Ball Game. Songs that old belong to everyone now. What public domain means.
It keeps playing
Once a station plays, a little player sits in the corner of every page, so the music goes on while you read, draw, cook or build. Pause it, skip to a new tune or turn it off. When a game starts, the game's own music takes over, and the music button (the note) turns just the music off.
For grown-ups
The music is made in the browser, so nothing is downloaded and nothing about your child is sent anywhere. The music switch is kept on this device and turns off every station and every game's music in one tap, leaving the game's sounds and Peabody's voice on. More for grown-ups.