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Last updated: October 11, 2026

Spend more time watching Tubi 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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Barney & Friends

age 2+

Love him or hate him, Barney is a hit with preschoolers.

PBS Educational (1992)
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BooSnoo TV show poster: GCI image of a red ball traveling along a colorful pathway amongst wheel and sprockets.
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BooSnoo

age 2+

No dialogue in meditative show for youngest viewers.

Peacock Kids' Animation (2023)
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Color Crew

age 2+

Simple toddler series teaches colors through repetition.

Online Kids' Animation (2012)
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Dr. Panda poster: A group of cute animated animal characters are in a park.
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Dr. Panda

age 2+

Children explore jobs and careers in this preschool show.

Prime Video , YouTube Kids' Animation (2019)
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I Spy

age 2+

Kids join the fun in this mini-treasure hunt.

HBO Family Kids' Animation (2003)
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In the Night Garden

age 2+

Gentle, sweet series aimed at very young preschoolers.

Discovery Family Channel , CBeebies Kids' Animation (2007)
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Mittens & Pants TV show poster: A white kitten and a brown labradoodle puppy sit in front of bucolic background.
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Mittens & Pants

age 2+

Adorable pets form unlikely friendships in animal world.

Peacock Comedy (2023)
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Rainbow Horse

age 2+

Colors, music, and motion designed for youngest viewers.

Hulu , Prime Video Kids' Animation (2013)
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Teletubbies

age 2+

Fantastical, benign show meant for the very young.

PBS Educational (1998)
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Timmy Time

age 2+

Cute series has positive social messages for tots.

Disney Channel Kids' Animation (2009)
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Angelina Ballerina

age 3+

A little mouse dreams big -- OK for all ages.

Sprout Kids' Animation (2002)
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Astroblast

age 3+

Charming animals teach kids about positive relationships.

Universal Kids Kids' Animation (2014)
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Babar and the Adventures of Badou

age 3+

Elephant prince's escapades teach kids social lessons.

Disney Channel Kids' Animation (2010)
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Betsy's Kindergarten Adventures

age 3+

Cute cartoon eases home-to-school transition.

PBS Kids Kids' Animation (2008)
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Bo on the Go!

age 3+

Simple preschool series encourages kids to be active.

Online Kids' Animation (2007)
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Busytown Mysteries

age 3+

Richard Scarry's beloved characters solve kid-size queries.

CBS Kids' Animation (2007)
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Caillou

age 3+

Kids can relate to this sweet, curious explorer.

PBS Kids' Animation (1997)
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Care Bears: Welcome to Care-a-Lot

age 3+

CGI enhances the magic of classic friendly characters.

Discovery Family Channel Kids' Animation (2012)
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Clifford the Big Red Dog

age 3+

Kids will love this big dog with lots of smarts.

PBS Kids' Animation (2000)
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Clifford's Puppy Days

age 3+

Fun and good influences for preschoolers.

PBS Kids' Animation (2003)
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