What if a Tiny Robot Could Change Everything?
Discover the Animation Inspiring a Generation of Dreamers
You’ve heard of underdogs. This is the story of an under-robot.
Weebert is no bigger than a can of beans, built from bits of scrap with a Cold War spy camera for a head and clock gears for eyebrows. Not your average children’s character, right? But here’s the thing—he might be tiny, but he’s sparking something big.
We didn’t create Weebert’s World just for fun (although it is a lot of fun). We created it because we believe in the power of imagination, storytelling, and giving children permission to play, explore, imagine, and create. And when you believe in something that deeply, you can’t help but share it.
At Weebert’s World, we’re on a mission:
✨ To spark creativity
🧠 To build curiosity
🌍 To promote sustainability and reuse
💛 And to support emotional confidence through storytelling
Our free learning activities, stories, and early years animations are designed to light up a child’s imagination—but they also do more than that. They teach problem-solving. They show that being different is powerful. They introduce early STEM concepts in a fun, engaging way. They encourage kids to look at the world a little differently—just like Weebert does.
When children watch Weebert hover using an imaginary magnetic field, or when they read how Digbert grows potatoes and overcomes his worries with the help of Barbara the sheep, they aren’t just being entertained. They’re learning resilience, creative thinking, and emotional confidence.
They’re learning to ask questions. To try again. To invent.
And when we visit schools and read our stories aloud, we see that spark—that moment when a child says, “I could make something like that.” Or better still: “I already have!”
That’s why we’re sharing Weebert’s World now—before it’s on TV, before the merchandise, before the licensing. We want you to be part of the journey from the very start.
Because the earlier a child engages with imaginative storytelling and creative play, the more they carry those skills forward. Into school. Into life. Into the future.
We believe imagination isn’t a ‘nice-to-have’—it’s a need. A powerful way to build confidence and communication skills. A foundation for innovation. A spark for the next generation of inventors, engineers, artists, and changemakers.
And scrap? It’s not rubbish. It’s potential. Just like the children who see something discarded and ask, “what if?”
That’s what Weebert stands for.
We’re building this world with Yorkshire grit, heart, and a kitchen table full of parts. And it’s working.
April is the Month of the Military Child—a time to recognise the strength and creativity of children growing up in military families. As a former army wife, this resonates deeply with me. I recently shared my story in a guest blog with Reading Force, a charity that supports Forces families through shared reading. You can read it here: From Army Wife to Author – My Journey to Weebert’s World
As part of the celebration, Reading Force are also running a giveaway for two copies of The Adventures of Weebert the Robot: Robots, Chickens & Dinosaurs.
We’re proud to be part of something that brings joy to children, especially those whose lives are shaped by service, strength and movement.
So if you’re new here, or just curious:
📚 Visit weebertsworld.com for free stories and printable activity sheets
🎬 Subscribe to Weebert’s World on YouTube for weekly stop-motion animations and story readings
✨ It’s all free—for now. Get in early. Be part of something special from the beginning.
Start with a robot. Watch where it takes you.
—Lotty
