Mira Chlala and Georges Mounsef founded The Feb Kids so their children could grow up loving Arabic. One year on, their cartoon has passed 80 million views, and seven new episodes are arriving on YouTube this fall.
Dubai, UAE – October 2026 – Mira Chlala and her husband, Georges Mounsef, are raising their children in Dubai. Like many families living far from home, they wanted their kids, born outside Lebanon, to grow up exposed to the Arabic language, so they can feel connected to where they come from. But when they looked for Arabic-language cartoons as fun and modern as the shows their children already loved, they found very few. So they set out to create one.
What began as a family project for their own children grew into The Feb Kids, the Dubai-based studio co-founded by the couple. Mira leads the creative vision and brings together talented Arab writers, animators and artists from across the region to create the world of Jad, Laila and Nour. Their children remain their biggest inspiration.
“As parents, we started Jad w Laila for our own children. We wanted them to love Arabic, not just learn it, and to engage with families like ours on screen. Seeing it now reach children in Lebanon, across the Gulf and throughout the diaspora means the world to us. Season 2 is our biggest season yet.”
— Mira Chlala & Georges Mounsef, Co-Founders, The Feb Kids
Our Mission: Keeping Arabic Alive and Joyful
The Feb Kids exists to create the kind of content parents would be proud to share with their own children. Every show is fully in Lebanese dialect, designed not just to entertain, but to keep the language alive and joyful for children growing up in Arabic-speaking homes everywhere.
Episodes are safe, parent-approved, and inspired by real-world conversations. That is why the content feels rooted in real life, with stories that are close to home, celebrate Arabic culture, and double as a conversation starter for the whole family, alongside the giggles.
Two Series. One Mission.
The @JadWLaila YouTube channel features two series designed for different stages of early childhood:
Jad w Laila — Story-driven edutainment episodes for children aged 4 and above. Follow Jad and Laila as they ask about and discover everyday wonders — from the water cycle and healthy eating to recycling, music, travel, and family game nights. Each episode blends vibrant animation, relatable characters, and positive values to spark curiosity, creativity, and confidence.
Nour Super Sun — Short, lively educational lessons crafted for toddlers as young as 2, covering foundational concepts like colours, numbers, shapes, and the sounds of Arabic in a warm, engaging format, now also available in Modern Standard Arabic (MSA).
That mission is resonating. Since Jad w Laila launched in October 2025, the channel has grown to more than 80 million views, proving there is a powerful, unmet demand for high-quality, purposeful Arabic children’s content.
Now Live: Jad w Laila Season 2
Season 2 of Jad w Laila (@JadWLaila on YouTube) is now live, with seven brand-new episodes released weekly. This season, Jad and Laila host a playdate with four new friends, discover sparkling gemstones, visit the doctor, watch a plant grow, set off on a family road trip, build a robot, and close the season with a trip to the UAE.
Between episodes, families can enjoy trailers on YouTube Shorts and Instagram, plus themed activities and social content tied to each new story.
Watch Now
Season 2 of Jad w Laila is live now, with a new episode every week. The full first season is available to watch anytime.
YouTube: youtube.com/@JadWLaila
Playlist: Jad w Laila Season 1
Playlist: Jad w Laila Season 2
Website: thefebkids.com
On thefebkids.com, families can explore both shows, download free printables that bring Jad, Laila and Nour off the screen and into playtime, and browse the full site in Arabic or English. A merch store is coming soon.
About The Feb Kids
The Feb Kids is a Dubai-based creative studio co-founded by husband and wife Mira Chlala and Georges Mounsef, born from a simple wish: to create content parents would be proud to share with their own children. Through Jad w Laila and Nour Super Sun, it is building a home for Arabic-language content that inspires young minds to learn, grow, and dream big — one joyful story at a time. Every show is developed with educators, child-development specialists and storytellers to balance fun with learning and positive values.
Website: thefebkids.com
YouTube: youtube.com/@JadWLaila