Best Kids' TV Shows on Max

Last updated: July 7, 2026

Spend more time watching Max and less time searching for what to watch. Use this list to find the best TV Shows for your Kids. And check back often! We'll be updating it daily with new arrivals.

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Cuquin poster: Three cartoon characters flying or jumping through a bright blue sky above a green forest landscape.
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Cuquin

age 2+

Preschool series offers positive social-emotional lessons.

Network: Max (2023)
Bea's Block TV: Block friends Bea, Lexie and Ty stand in a line outside the treehouse that hosts the Kindness Club.
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Bea's Block

age 2+

Neighborly kindness, empathy shine in fab preschool series.

Network: Max (2024)
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A Little Curious

age 2+

Quirky animated objects teach but don't engage.

Network: HBO Family (1998)
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Sesame Street

age 2+

Classic show endures changes, but learning content remains.

Network: PBS , Max (1969)
Lu and the Bally Bunch TV Show: Lu, Biba, Gus, Barnaby, Elodie, and Declan smile
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Lu & the Bally Bunch

age 2+

Cute bugs help preschoolers identify big feelings.

Network: Max (2025)
Silly Sundays TV show poster: Hugo, Sonia and Mel stand on a boat made of a watermelon slice.
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Silly Sundays

age 2+

Fabulous feel-good show highlights the joy of family time.

Network: Max (2025)
Barney's World TV Show Poster: Barney, a purple dinosaur, holds a glowing heart with Baby Bop and Billy dinosaurs in the background
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Barney's World

age 2+

Iconic dino returns with positive social-emotional lessons.

Network: Max (2024)
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Love Monster

age 3+

Friendly beast teaches preschoolers how to manage emotions.

Network: Max (2020)
Jessica's Big Little World TV show poster: an animated Black family looks at young Jessica who's standing on sofa with arms outstretched
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Jessica's Big Little World

age 3+

Engaging "Craig of the Creek" spin-off good for young sibs.

Network: Cartoon Network (2023)
Dylan's Playtime Adventure TV Show: Dylan, Ozzy, Daisy and Bitsy ride in a wagon with a make believe rocket in the background
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Dylan's Playtime Adventures

age 3+

Sweet stories encourage kids to pretend play.

Network: Max (2025)
Mini Beat Power Rockers TV show poster: Three babies and a baby-robot smile in green background.
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Mini Beat Power Rockers

age 3+

Slapstick, creativity, stereotypes in preschool musical.

Network: Max (2024)
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My Sesame Street Friends

age 3+

Joyful series explores learning with fave Sesame characters.

Network: Max (2020)
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Kindergarten

age 4+

Docuseries about real kids will engage youngsters.

Network: HBO Family (2001)
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Messy Goes to OKIDO

age 4+

Curious monster asks questions in fun preschool series.

Network: Max (2015)
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Mia's Magic Playground

age 4+

Imagination inspires creative problem solving in sweet show.

Network: Max (2020)
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The Ollie & Moon Show

age 4+

Feline friends' travels inspire curiosity about the world.

Network: Universal Kids (2017)
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HBO Storybook Musicals

age 4+

Music, animation bring timeless tales to life for littles.

Network: Max , HBO Family (1987)
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Little Big Shots

age 5+

Amazing kids wow in funny, family-friendly talent display.

Network: NBC (2016)
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Lamput

age 5+

Silly but funny slapstick shorts have some violence.

Network: Max (2017)
Isadora Moon TV show poster: Isadora has open arms and pink, bat-like wings. She has elfish ears, fangs. Mom and Dad in the background.
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Isadora Moon

age 5+

Sweet adaptation mixes magic with kindness and diversity.

Network: Max (2025)
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