For years, Boomerang has been a staple in our homes, offering classic cartoons and treasured memories. However, in an ever-evolving media landscape, it's time for a bold reinvention. As an avid supporter of quality children's programming, I'm calling on Warner Bros Discovery to reimagine Boomerang as a 24-hour Cartoonito channel starting June 2026.

Cartoonito, with its focus on preschool content, brings a fresh perspective, aiming to foster creativity, compassion, and critical thinking in young minds. Imagine a dedicated channel where educational values meet entertainment, nurturing the next generation. We need this transformation to ensure our children have access to diverse and engaging content around the clock.

The data supports this need. According to research by Common Sense Media, young children spend an average of two to three hours a day on screen media. A dedicated Cartoonito channel would provide parents peace of mind, knowing their kids are watching age-appropriate, enriching content rather than aimlessly surfing channels in search of something suitable.

Moreover, transforming Boomerang into Cartoonito is not just about content; it's about cultural relevance. As the media landscape shifts, so too must the vehicles of delivery. Boomerang's transformation would signal a commitment by Warner Bros Discovery to evolve with the times, keeping pace with industry trends and consumer needs.

Rebranding Boomerang into Cartoonito requires collective effort. By gathering 1,000 signatures, we can showcase to Warner Bros Discovery that there is significant demand for this change. Let them hear our voices and understand the importance of evolving children's programming to support young minds in the digital age.

Join us in advocating for a future-forward media experience for our children. Sign this petition to urge Warner Bros Discovery to rebrand Boomerang into a 24/7 Cartoonito channel by June 2026. Together, we can lay the foundation for enriched, engaging, and educational content available anytime, anywhere for our kids.