You ask.Nana explains.

Why is the sky blue? Why does losing feel so bad?
Nana turns kids’ questions into short, fun videos you can watch together.

Nana Naru, an animated grandma in a teal cardigan and red scarf, laughing

When Nana answers your question, we’ll send you a link to watch.

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Latest episode · Why does popcorn pop?

Is every popcorn a tiny explosion? Nana's movie night gets a surprise, so she goes inside a kernel to find out what makes it pop.

Every episode ends with two questions. Try them at dinner and let your kid explain it to you.

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Every episode starts with a real kid’s question.

At Naru, we turn those questions into short, true explainers that families can watch together. We check every fact before an episode goes out. Nana herself is drawn from three real women: a pediatrician, a teacher and our founder, Miki.

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Questions you might have

What is Nana Naru?

Nana Naru is an animated grandma who explains the world to kids in short, fun episodes. Each episode answers one question, like "What is pi?", with true facts, and ends with two quick questions to check what they learned.

Who makes the episodes?

Naru, the company behind Nana. Every episode starts from a real kid's question. We write the script, check each fact against trusted sources, and animate it with AI tools. Nana's look and warmth come from our founder's mom, a teacher.

Is it free?

Yes. Watching the episodes, asking Nana a question and getting her new episodes by email are all free.

How do I ask Nana a question?

Type your kid's question in the box at the top of this page, add your email and tap Ask Nana. A grown-up sends the question, never the child.

Will Nana answer every question?

Nana reads every question, but she can't make an episode for each one. If Nana answers yours, we'll send you a link to watch.

How often is there a new episode?

Every week. Leave your email and we'll send you each new episode.

How does the email work?

Leave your email and you'll get each new episode in your inbox. To stop, reply "stop" to any email.

What do you collect about my family?

Your email and the question you send. We never ask for your child's name. The details are on our privacy page.