PBS KIDS Sprout
On September 26, 2015, PBS KIDS Sprout underwent a brand refresh to mark the tenth anniversary of its launch, with new on-air imaging inspired by modern technology and mobile devices, a new tiny house-inspired studio at 30 Rockefeller Plaza for its hosted morning block The Sunny Side Up Show, as well as the premiere of Nina's World—an original animated series spun off from its evening block The Good Night Show. Actress Alyssa Milano began to make appearances in interstitial segments as PBS KIDS Sprout's "Mom-bassador", with a particular focus on the channel's public service campaign "Kindness Counts".