Listen live, on-demand or download the daily podcast.
Each day there are new adventures, fun activities and songs with our favourite CBeebies friends and from 7pm each night your little one can drift away to dreamland with sleepy stories, calming sounds and lullabies - you can even set a sleep timer whilst they listen.
What is BBC Sounds?
BBC Sounds is our brand new audio app, bringing together live and on-demand radio, music and podcasts into a single personalised app.
Your BBC Sounds app will be completely unique to you, as it’s designed to learn from your listening habits. You'll have one-tap access to the latest episodes of your favourite BBC podcasts and radio shows, and we'll introduce you to new audio you wouldn’t otherwise have discovered from the 80,000 (yes, really!) hours of BBC audio available.
How can I find CBeebies Radio on BBC Sounds?
Scroll along the dial to find the CBeebies bug and listen live. You can also subscribe to the CBeebies Radio daily podcast and get the latest shows straight to your device for 30 days.
Where can I get BBC Sounds?
Install the app for free from your app store:
Amazon Fire: BBC Sounds in the Amazon Appstore
Android: BBC Sounds in the Google Play Store
iOS: BBC Sounds in the Apple App Store
If you're using an Amazon Fire or Android device, you'll also need to install the BBC Media Player app.
Benefits of CBeebies Radio
Listening to child-friendly radio like CBeebies Radio can make a positive difference to children’s concentration and listening skills. One of the greatest benefits of learning to listen well is the impact it has on a child’s awareness of the difference between sounds and words – that gets children really ‘in-tune’ with the power of language and they start to want to express their own ideas – all by themselves.
'Thinking in pictures’ is a unique and unforgettable experience and CBeebies Radio helps children imagine, dream and enter an imaginary space without a screen.
Moving to music is also great for children and is a fun thing to do with your child. Coordinating those arms and legs and jiggling around gives children the chance to hear the beat and express themselves in their own way.
