Kindness in the little things
A saved seat. A listening ear. A friend who asks before helping.
A little place for big imaginations
New friends. Brave little moments. Adventures that feel like coming home.
Pull up a chair. There's a story here for you.
Meet Milo & watch
A new place. A new friend. A little courage.Our first story world
Sometimes the biggest adventure
is finding your place.
Milo is a little mouse with a folded ear and a big imagination. When his family moves to Cloverbridge, everything feels new. Even home arrives in boxes.
Come along as Milo discovers that being himself is a pretty good place to start.
Press play on the video to begin. Take your time; there's no autoplay here.
A new school. An unfamiliar classroom. And a goodbye that takes a little courage.
With Dad beside him and Ms. Fern ready to welcome him, Milo takes his first small step into a new day.
Another little adventure, whenever you're ready.
A note for grown-ups
PuddlePorch is a home for animated stories about friendship, feelings, and belonging. We begin with Milo and the everyday discoveries of One More Chair.
Made with children around ages 5–8 in mind, and with room for you to watch together.
Questions or a story to share? Grown-ups can reach us at Support@PuddlePorch.com.
A saved seat. A listening ear. A friend who asks before helping.
Different feelings, different needs, and characters who don't have to be perfect.
Short episodes you choose to play, pause, enjoy again, or leave for another day.
Clear answers for grown-ups
PuddlePorch is a home for short animated stories for children and grown-ups. One More Chair is the first series.
It follows Milo, a young mouse with a folded ear, and his family as they begin a new chapter in Cloverbridge. The stories explore friendship, everyday feelings, kindness, and belonging.
The House in the Boxes follows Milo as his family moves and finds a small, familiar beginning in their new home.
The Doorway follows Milo on his first day at school, where he meets Ms. Fern and chooses where to begin.
The current One More Chair stories are made with children around ages 5–8 in mind, with room for grown-ups to watch along.