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CBeebies Radio takes you to a world of sound, music and voices that can help develop children’s listening and imagination.

Little ones can join in with listening activities and share adventures with lots of CBeebies favourites. CBeebies Radio is here to help grown-ups and their family routines.

It’s never been so easy to enjoy – you can listen through the ±«Óãtv iPlayer Radio app, ±«Óãtv Sounds and on the CBeebies Radio website. You can also subscribe to a free daily podcast and take it with you, so you never miss a show!

We all know that travelling with little ones can be a challenge, so why not download some of our radio shows and use them as in-car entertainment on your next journey to the seaside, school runs, or even trips to the shops?

Your child’s imagination will soar when they listen to our magical stories, quizzes, games and adventures.

Listen live or on-demand through your phone or tablet using the ±«Óãtv Sounds or ±«Óãtv iPlayer Radio app. Spin the dial of stations, select CBeebies Radio and enjoy!

Listen to stories and adventures from your CBeebies favourites any time by visiting the CBeebies Radio website.

Subscribe to the free CBeebies Radio Podcast and take your CBeebies friends with you wherever you are! There’s a new one every day and you can keep shows for 30 days.

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

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.