Playhouse Disney

Playhouse Disney was a programming block and later a television channel aimed at preschool children, created by The Walt Disney Company. It featured educational and entertaining shows designed to support early childhood development through storytelling, music, and interactive play. Popular titles included "Mickey Mouse Clubhouse," "Little Einsteins," and "Special Agent Oso." The brand focused on promoting social skills, problem-solving, and creativity. In 2011, Playhouse Disney was rebranded as Disney Junior, continuing its mission to entertain and educate young audiences while introducing them to Disney characters and stories in a developmental-friendly manner.