A children's animated series about feelings we all know
TAMITOS is a 3D animated children's series that turns big emotions into lovable heroes children everywhere can recognise and name.
Across ten 11-minute episodes, each Tamito stands for a real feeling or sensory experience that many autistic children live with every day, from loneliness and sound sensitivity to excitement and calm. It is social and emotional storytelling for children aged 6 to 11 that builds empathy, emotional awareness and confidence in kids all over the world.
Almost wordless
Every feeling has a friend
Emotions children can see, name and hug
Children do not always have words for what they feel. TAMITOS gives every feeling a shape a child can hold on to, and helps children, parents and teachers talk about emotions together.
Gentle, mostly wordless moments make every episode easy to follow in any language, for a truly worldwide audience of children.
Inside the world
A world built for wonder
Giant playgrounds, golden meadows and cosy sunsets. The world of TAMITOS is a cinematic 3D universe made to spark young imaginations while keeping every story rooted in real, close-to-home emotions.
Giant playgrounds seen through a little Tamito's eyesWorlds built from things children already knowGolden meadows and cosy sunsetsAnd places to hide in and to be found in
Made for children everywhere
A worldwide series about autism, emotions and belonging
Made for children aged 6 to 11 and their families, TAMITOS is built for a worldwide audience. Its universal emotional moments travel across every language, and its warm, respectful portrayal of autism and neurodiversity helps every child feel seen, understood and celebrated. Children meet heroes who feel exactly what they feel, and learn that every feeling is welcome.
Coming soon
Ten episodes. Every feeling is welcome.
10 × 11-minute episodes of 3D animated, social and emotional storytelling for children aged 6 to 11. A children's series about emotions, empathy and autism, made for families all over the world.
The first TAMITOS book is on sale, and hoodies, beanies and caps are in stock. Part of every purchase goes straight to families raising autistic children.
The TAMITOS animated series arrives in 2027. It is a 3D animated children's series about emotions and autism for kids aged 6 to 11.
What is the TAMITOS series about?
The TAMITOS series turns big emotions and the everyday feelings of autistic children into loveable animated characters that build empathy, autism awareness and emotional learning.
An animated series about autism and emotions for kids
TAMITOS is a 3D animated series for children aged 6 to 11 in which every big feeling, anger, sadness, overwhelm or joy, becomes a character to love. Through warm stories it helps children name emotions, build empathy and understand what it is like to experience the world as an autistic child. The series arrives in 2027 and is made for families, schools and therapists looking for a gentle way to talk with children about feelings and difference.
Who the series is for
For children aged 6 to 11, their siblings and classmates, and for parents and teachers too. Each episode runs about 11 minutes and pairs fun with social and emotional learning, so children learn to recognise and handle their own feelings through play.
Why an animated series about autism helps
Children make sense of the world through stories. When an emotion or a sensory sensitivity has a character behind it, a child can name it and accept it, their own and a friend's. That is what makes the series a natural tool for building empathy and autism awareness in the classroom and at home.
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