Ryan's World

Ryan makes DIY bouncy balls with a little help from Mommy! In this experiment, Ryan uses household ingredients to create fun, colorful he can play with all day long.

A super fun and easy science experiment for kids! Ryan blows up balloons using baking soda and vinegar! For extra fun, he adds Disney Micro Cars to the mix!

Ryan makes amazing slimy goo that dances in the air all on its own. With the help of a science kit from Wonderology, he experiments with two ingredients that, together, bend the laws of science!

Ryan experiments with dry ice and its behavior in different containers and liquids! With Mommy's help, Ryan watches dry ice react in different conditions and even throws some of his favorite Disney toys in the mix!

Easy, fun DIY science experiment with dry ice for kids and their parents! Ryan adds dry ice and soap to his kiddie pool - watch to see what happens.

Ryan, Mommy and Daddy show you how to make giant slime in a kiddie pool by using household ingredients! This science experiment is easy and fun not only for kids, but for the whole family!

Marshmallows in a vacuum: an easy and fun science experiment for kids. Ryan tries it at home with Mommy and Daddy and puts some Disney Cars toys in the marshmallows!

Ryan goes to an aquarium with Mommy and Daddy for the first time ever! He gets to feed stingrays and checks out all kinds of other incredible, exotic fish.

Ryan, Mommy, and Daddy go on a family field trip to the Rainforest Animals Center! Ryan hangs out with funny monkeys, exotic birds and more, all while learning about this very special "biome" that covers around 7% of the Earth's surface.

Ryan and Daddy try out the kid-friendly Giant Gummy Candy Maker! They make DIY giant gummy bears, worms and tons of other yummy gummies, including cool creations inspired by Ryan's favorite toys.

Ryan, Mommy, and Daddy fill a kiddie pool with DIY slime! They use glitter glue for colorful galaxy effects, but what will white glue do? Tune in to find out!

Ryan tries out the Top 5 Science Experiments for kids to do at home! Great learning opportunities for kids using household ingredients!

Ryan learns his colors by matching fizzy bath balls, rubber duckies, and fish with the right colors! Plus: there might even be surprise toys under the bubbles.

Ryan and Gus the Gummy Gator have a blast at the Children’s Museum! They play totally one-of-a-kind games, finish colorful puzzles, and get to climb all over the amazing play structure.

Ryan and Mommy teach the "basics" of pH indicator colors with the help of red cabbage juice! Watch the juice change the color of different liquids depending on if they're acidic or basic.

Oh no! Gus finds a loose tooth after eating a ton of gummies. Time for a visit to the dentist to teach him how to take care of his teeth!

Ryan and Daddy experiment with dry ice bubbles! Using some special equipment, dry ice, and dish soap, they make bouncing bubbles that you can hold in your hand.

Ryan, Mommy and Daddy make a homemade DIY bubble mix and then have some family fun play time outside with giant bubbles!

Ryan learns about colors using chalk! Forget water balloon fights-see how much family-fun he has having a Chalk Ball Blast fight and how he decorates Daddy’s t-shirt!

Ew, worms! Ryan, Mommy, and Daddy make instant worms with a science experiment kit. The kit uses polymers to make slimy "worms" that you can pull right out of the water!

Learn about colors with fizzy tub tablets! Ryan drops the fizzy tablets in water and watches it change colors... all while finding surprise toys at the bottom.

Ryan and Daddy get their hands dirty making glow-in-the-dark slime! Watch as Ryan uses his homemade slime for kid-friendly experiments with different sources of light.

Ryan, Emma and Kate learn colors while playing with balloons in a kid-friendly learning activity. Balloons are fun for blowing up and letting go-and popping, of course!

Ryan and Daddy test out a new candy snow cone machine, making colorful and yummy shaved ice creations! Get a peek at all kinds of flavors and popsicles, plus, a popsicle fail!