Concerned Children's Advertisers

The house hippo is a fictitious species of hippopotamus, and the subject of a Canadian television public service announcement produced by Concerned Children's Advertisers.

A boy wakes up and has a vision of another boy who bullies him at school. Eventually, the boy confides in his mother about the bullying, causing the vision to dissipate.

Two children encounter a drug pusher wearing shades in an alleyway. The children eventually ignore the offer and walk away, The drug pusher then takes off his shades, revealing his hideous yellow eyes.

A PSA showing various children and teenagers' favourite things, such as tap dancing, magic tricks and making sound effects.

A lively PSA that explains the importance of balancing food and activity and encourages kids to "eat smart and move more."

This well-known PSA makes the use of song and puppetry, depicting two blue creatures singing a song about the dangers of putting strange objects into one's mouth.

In this PSA aimed at children, an anthropomorphic television talks about programs children can see on TV, and that they are smarter than it.

A boy runs away from three girls. He starts to feel very tired, the girls eventually get caught up with him and they make the boy feel uncomfortable by kissing him. Featuring the song "Lungo Filaccio" by Roberto Cardinali.