California-based kids media brand Pocket.watch has inked a raft of North American licensing agreements on behalf of its partners, which include YouTube creators Ryan ToysReview, EvanTubeHD, JilianTubeHD and HobbyKidsTV.

“People are looking for something new. Consumers have been talking about YouTube creators for quite some time, but the industry hasn’t really been able to action that interest in terms of licensing,” says Pocket.watch chief revenue officer Stone Newman. “One of the benefits of the YouTube platform is that it gives you a truly global footprint.”

To that end, Pocket.watch is starting things off with North American deals with Franco Manufacturing (which will launch bedding, bath and home décor inspired by all of Pocket.watch’s partners later this year), as well as with KidDesign to create a line of walkie-talkies, a collection of headphones and electronic toys inspired by Ryan ToysReview. Additionally, Taste will develop a range of bath products also inspired by Ryan ToysReview, plus range of cosmetics and beauty products based on JillianTubeHD.

ORB, meanwhile, has signed a portfolio deal to launch a dedicated Pocket.watch activity line (including drawing toys, compounds, stickers, stamp kits, reusable ink, activity kits, craft kits and slime) later this year. ORB will also create an exclusive line of its Soft’n Slo Squishies collectibles range inspired by Ryan ToysReview, EvanTubeHD, JillianTubeHD and HobbyKidsTV.

Through its own Pocket.watch Toys banner, the company will also introduce a line of Ryan ToysReview-branded kits, gliders and parachutes created by Brainstorm Products. Under the Pocket.watch Games umbrella, Buffalo Games will create a Pocket.watch board game and a card game called Watch This Game!

Globally speaking, Pocket.watch recently appointed Centa IP as its licensing agent in Australia and New Zealand. “Roughly 40% of Ryan ToysReview views come from outside of the US, and that’s consistent for all of our creators,” Newman says. “As we’re spinning up a massive CP program in the US, it’s not that foreign to also kick it up in other top markets like the UK, France and Australia.”

Earlier this year, Pocket.watch signed its first slew of licensing agreements to extend its creator partner brands into consumer products. Those deals included a master apparel agreement with The Bentex Group and a toy licensing agreement with Bonkers Toys. Previously, the company partnered with Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing division Simon Spotlight to create a Pocket.watch book imprint.

Pocket.watch—which was founded by former Maker Studios chief audience officer Chris Williams, Albie Hecht and Jon Moonves last year—creates, acquires, distributes and curates content for children ages two to 11 across a variety of platforms. Newman, who was formerly president of global consumer products licensing, worldwide content sales and marketing at Genius Brands International, joined the startup last August.