Childhood-to-project
Use the creator’s own childhood curiosity as the bridge to a hands-on project for a new generation. The B1M connects childhood engineering puzzles to its present-day work.
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YouTube brand partnerships
kiwico.com ↗KiwiCo sponsorships
Bring hands-on learning into the maker’s story
KiwiCo reads connect hands-on projects with curiosity that lasts beyond watching a video. The B1M reflects on childhood engineering puzzles and introduces projects for kids; Waterjet Channel recalls learning through building and experimentation; Mama Doctor Jones describes her child taking apart and rebuilding a Bluetooth speaker. Those personal stories give the subscription box a concrete place in family and maker content.
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The B1M × KiwiCo
The Sphere Failed. Why Are They Building More?
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- Sponsored videos
- Sep 2025 – Aug 2026
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- Creator partners
- Sep 2025 – Aug 2026
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- Recent months with sponsorships
- May 2026 – Aug 2026
The creator relationships
Steve Mould is the most frequent partner in the creator list below, with 16 sponsored videos. Simone Giertz follows with 15.
- 01Steve Mould16
- 02Simone Giertz15
- 03Veritasium13
- 04JerryRigEverything11
- 05Mama Doctor Jones7
Who KiwiCo works with
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Steve Mould16 sponsored videos
JerryRigEverything11 sponsored videosThe B1M2 sponsored videos
Tasting History with Max Miller1 sponsored video
Steve Mould16 sponsored videosS
Simone Giertz15 sponsored videos
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Veritasium13 sponsored videos
JVeritasium13 sponsored videosJerryRigEverything11 sponsored videosM
Mama Doctor Jones7 sponsored videos
TMama Doctor Jones7 sponsored videosThe B1M2 sponsored videosW
Waterjet Channel - Daniel Adair1 sponsored video
TWaterjet Channel - Daniel Adair1 sponsored videoTasting History with Max Miller1 sponsored videoBuild a pitch around a real idea.
Creative starting points drawn from KiwiCo’s integrations.
Watch the build together
Show a child or family member building and exploring one project, then describe what they discover along the way. Mama Doctor Jones’ Bluetooth-speaker story makes the learning experience tangible.
Bring hands-on learning into the maker’s story
The brands, creative choices and product connections worth paying attention to.
Connect a project to early curiosity
The B1M begins with engineering puzzles that captured the host’s imagination as a child and led him toward construction. The read then connects that history to hands-on projects for children, making the sponsorship a continuation of the creator’s enthusiasm for engineering.
Waterjet Channel shares a childhood memory of building with Lego and experimenting, then positions KiwiCo as a way for the next generation to learn by doing. The personal recollection is especially useful for maker channels: it links the adult creator’s current work to the hands-on activities that first sparked interest.
Show the project in a family setting
Mama Doctor Jones describes watching her child take apart, explain and rebuild a Bluetooth speaker, using a specific example of how a project can prompt learning about circuitry and mechanical engineering. The read centers a parent’s observation rather than a product catalog.
A creator pitch can demonstrate a kit being opened, built or revisited over time. That gives viewers a concrete activity to understand and lets the parent or maker describe what the child is exploring.
Let the creator’s story carry the value
The B1M and Waterjet Channel make the parent’s own childhood curiosity part of the pitch; Mama Doctor Jones describes a project through her child’s engagement. These are distinct narratives, one retrospective and two family-centered.
Choose the project and the person who will use it, then explain what gets made and what the creator notices during the activity. The most compelling integration is specific to the hands-on experience.
See the integrations
Watch how the product becomes part of the video.
Sponsor at 3:56TThe B1M29 Jun 2026
The B1M29 Jun 2026The Sphere Failed. Why Are They Building More?
The B1M reflects on engineering puzzles that captured the host’s imagination as a child, then introduces KiwiCo’s hands-on science and engineering projects for kids. A planetarium projector connects the sponsor directly to the episode’s discussion of spheres. A creator can turn a topic they already love into a family activity and show the project that brings it to life.
Sponsor at 9:26WWaterjet Channel - Daniel Adair28 Jun 2026
Waterjet Channel - Daniel Adair28 Jun 2026I Tested The Worst Car Wheel Ideas (again)
Waterjet Channel recalls building with Lego and experimenting outdoors as a child, then describes KiwiCo boxes as monthly hands-on projects for children. The memory makes the subscription feel connected to the host’s own curiosity. A creator can explain an educational activity through the kind of making that kept them engaged as a kid.
Sponsor at 13:32MMama Doctor Jones8 Jun 2026
Mama Doctor Jones8 Jun 2026OBGYN Reacts to "Free Birth" Disaster on THE PITT Season 2 Finale
Mama Doctor Jones describes watching her child take apart, explain and rebuild a Bluetooth speaker, then uses that enthusiasm to introduce KiwiCo as a screen-free project option. The speaker story shows the child’s sustained interest in circuitry and mechanics. A creator can make a family activity recommendation vivid by describing a project their child actually explored.
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