Moonbug brings Little Angel to Crave

July 29, 2025 – Toronto, Canada – Candle Media’s Moonbug Entertainment today announced a deal with Bell Media to bring Little Angel to Crave subscribers in Canada. The deal is Moonbug’s first Canadian distribution deal for Little Angel, the popular children’s show that chronicles the adventures of BABY JOHN™ and his older sister as they explore the perfectly-imperfect world around them.

Little Angels Season 1 (Part 1) begins streaming on Crave on July 26, while Part 2 debuts on August 9. Season 2 (Part 1) drops on August 23, and Part 2 follows on September 13.

“Little Angel’s magic lies in how the show encourages kids to express themselves as they sing along to their favorite characters,” said Beatriz Miller, Head of Distribution and Originals, U.S. and Canada at Moonbug Entertainment. “We can’t wait to bring that magic to Crave subscribers in Canada!”

About Moonbug Entertainment

Moonbug is an award-winning global entertainment company inspiring kids everywhere to laugh, learn and grow. The company is behind some of the biggest kids’ entertainment brands in the world, including CoComelon and Blippi. Moonbug believes every child should have access to entertaining and enriching content, making its shows available on more than 150 video platforms globally including Netflix, Disney+, BBC iPlayer and YouTube Kids. The company is also a global leader in pre-school music and audio experiences, available on 100+ audio platforms globally. Moonbug brands extend far beyond the screen to include streaming music, consumer products and live events.

Moonbug is part of Candle Media, an independent, creator-friendly home for cutting-edge, high-quality, category-defining brands and franchises. By bringing together elite talent operating at the intersection of content, community, and commerce, it helps to position leading entertainment businesses for accelerated, sustainable growth in the current market and beyond. Candle is run by its Co-Chairmen and Co-CEOs, leading entertainment executives Kevin Mayer and Tom Staggs, and backed by investment capital from funds managed by Blackstone’s flagship private equity business.