The first line of Everything's Rosie toys was released in 2011. Books were published by Egmont, and DVDs were launched in conjunction with Universal Studios Home Entertainment in 2012. [11] The Orchard is a large orchard in front of the playhouse. There are bozberry bushes, apple trees and plum trees, which the characters use to make food. Little Bear is Big Bear's nephew who occasionally comes to visit his uncle. He is voiced by Teresa Gallagher. Big Bear is a large teddy bear who loves to cook, build & explore with the other friends. He is voiced by Wayne Forester.

Everything’s Rosie is presented in the form of CG animation (predictably) and although it is clearly cheap by (unfair) comparison to the standards of Pixar and Dreamworks, it is nonetheless charming and enjoyable for its target audience. Rosie and Co. do not get up to very much – scooter races, searching for the source of a mysterious echo, watering Oakley, playing harmless pranks, enjoying picnics – and it always ends with a safe moral and a happy conclusion, but that is what the under-fives want and need. Once you venture into CBBC territory (Horrible Histories, Tracy Beaker, Sorry I’ve Got No Head), you can introduce slightly more grown up themes and a bit more sophistication, but it is neither necessary nor appropriate here.BBC - CBeebies CBeebies - Schedules, Monday 18 June 2012". BBC. 18 June 2012 . Retrieved 1 June 2017. [ permanent dead link]

On 3 May 2010, the first episode of Everything’s Rosie aired on CBeebies. [5] Series 1 introduced the primary characters within Rosie's World and established the relationships between the friends. Production on Series 2 was completed in 2011 with the first episode airing on 23 May 2011. [6] Series 2 introduced a range of new secondary characters and additional locations. The first episode of Series 3 aired on 18 June 2012. [7] A 24-minute feature length Special "When You Wish Upon an Oak" was commissioned by CBeebies in 2013 and premiered on New Year's Day 2014. [8] Series 4 completed the production at the end of 2015, with the first episode having aired on 2 March 2015, [9] bringing the total number of episodes to 104. [10] Each is around 10 minutes long and my five year old sat and watched the lot in one go without fidgeting, so they must be doing something right. He likes Will the best “because he is funny and cheeky”. You can get this series on DVD from 6th February 2012, or enter our competition here and win one! Rosie, the protagonist, is a ragdoll-like child who has educational adventures. She and her friends including a young girl, a blue rabbit, a bear, trees, and a bird teach viewers simple lessons as they play and learn while also getting into various adventures in a colourful 3-D animated world. Oakley's Hill is the highest hill in Rosie's world, and judging by its name, the hill is where Oakley was planted. The Studio is a blue semi-detached house implanted in the ground. One half is where Will upgrades his Go-Speeder and invents strange things, and the other half is where Holly keeps all her art equipment.

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Archie is a cute, friendly talking chameleon who can become invisible instead of changing colour. Archie's common catchphrase is " Ay, caramba" and he is capable of speaking Spanish. Oakley is an ancient talking oak tree who sits on a hill near Rosie's house. Oakley is where Bluebird's nest is usually seen, and where the Little Acorns live. He is voiced by Wayne Forester. Saffie is a Cedar of Lebanon and sits in a dip beside The Studio, and makes quotes throughout episodes.

BBC - CBeebies CBeebies - Schedules, Wednesday 1 January 2014". BBC. 1 January 2014. Archived from the original on 5 January 2014 . Retrieved 1 June 2017. BBC - CBeebies CBeebies - Schedules, Monday 2 March 2015". BBC. 2 March 2015. Archived from the original on 2 August 2016 . Retrieved 1 June 2017. V&S Entertainment, Universal launch "Everything's Rosie" DVD". The Toy Book. 13 March 2013 . Retrieved 8 June 2017. The Playhouse is a large pink dome with a helter skelter-esque slide surrounding it. It is where Rosie & Raggles live and is the largest house in Rosie's world.Will is a condescending, obnoxious boy who has ginger hair, a red shirt & a pair of jeans; he likes riding his Go Speeder and playing with his football. Will is very profane and whingy, but nobody has the heart to discipline him. He is voiced by Lewis MacLeod. Everything's Rosie has been sold in over 160 territories worldwide and dubbed into 27 different languages. Raggles is a blue rabbit who is Rosie’s best friend. Raggles has a zipper on his tummy where he likes to keep his favourite things. He is voiced by Emma Tate. Holly is a sweet, polite little girl who has blonde hair and a pink dress as well as a purple bow with small yellow polka dots. She is voiced by Abriella Bierer.

Rosie and her friends Raggles the blue rabbit, Will, Holly, Big Bear and Oakley the wise oak tree will bring fun and laughter into every home as they set out to answer everyday questions and have lots of fun along the way. Monty is a cheeky monkey who lives in the branches of the Grand Old Oak in the middle of the magical forest. He wears blue dungarees. BBC - CBeebies CBeebies - Schedules, Monday 23 May 2011". BBC. 23 May 2011 . Retrieved 1 June 2017. [ permanent dead link] The Grand Old Oak is an oak tree who is surrounded by a ring of cool water in the middle of a forest.Rosie is the lead character, a girl with ribbons for hair as well as a button at the top of her head. She is voiced by Harriet Moran in seasons 1–3 and Joanna Ruiz in Season 4. In development for nearly 10 years since 2001/2002 [4] before going into production, the concept was to create a visually appealing girl-led show that would additionally appeal to boys. BBC - CBeebies CBeebies - Schedules, Monday 3 May 2010". BBC. 3 May 2010 . Retrieved 1 June 2017. [ permanent dead link]