A list by The pigeon
A curated selection of shows, books, and interactive media featuring everyone's favorite feathered friends. Perfect for young bird lovers who find joy in the antics of pigeons.

Book · 2003 · Mo Willems
“A demanding pigeon throws every tantrum trick in the book while your kid gets to be the adult who says no.”
App · 2023
“The only time you'll actually want your toddler to argue with a screen.”
Book · 2015 · Brenda A. Van Dixhorn
“Mo Willems’ high-strung bird is the perfect chaotic mentor for kids who are just learning that 'No' is a complete sentence.”

Book · 2004 · Mo Willems
“A hangry pigeon meets a persistent duckling in a high-stakes negotiation over a tube of processed meat.”

Book · 2008 · Mo Willems
“The Pigeon begs, pleads, and negotiates for a puppy—until he gets one and realizes he's in way over his head.”

Book · 2005 · Mo Willems
“The Pigeon is having a meltdown, and honestly, we’ve all been there—a perfect, snarky intro to emotional literacy for the preschool set.”




by Dan · 4 picks
Fun and inspiring soccer movies and shows perfect for independent viewing. These picks celebrate teamwork and sportsmanship with age-appropriate themes for elementary schoolers.


by The pigeon · 6 picks· 1
Fun and silly stories featuring the iconic bus-driving pigeon. These picks are perfect for young fans who love Mo Willems' humor and interactive storytelling style.


by Daety · 5 picks· 1
Gentle stories and relaxing content designed to soothe kids who feel overwhelmed or uncertain about their daily transportation and routine. These picks provide a comforting distraction during unpredictable transitions.





by Nicole, mom of 3 · 21 picks· 1





by Dan · 9 picks· 1
Whimsical, visually stunning stories that blend high-tech wonder with emotional depth. Perfect for kids who enjoy quirky characters, unlikely friendships, and imaginative animation.





by Dan · 6 picks
Engaging films that bridge the gap between toddler and pre-teen interests. These picks offer enough adventure for the older kids while keeping the tone light and free of scary moments for the youngest viewer.