Parents' Guide to Lil Wild

Lil Wild TV: A sign spelling "Lil Wild!" in orange hangs from green leaf trees.

Common Sense Media Review

Fernanda Camargo By Fernanda Camargo , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 5+

Wildlife action series has themes of empathy and belonging.

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What's the Story?

LIL WILD is a wildlife park where animals of many species live as one big family. Together, they face challenges and embark on adventures to support their ranger, Suzie, in keeping their community safe and thriving.

Is It Any Good?

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The show really takes a turn after Season 1, evolving into an engaging story about finding, forming, and protecting family—in all its forms. Lil Wild is a great choice for kids who love animal stories and aren't afraid of a bit of adventure. While chase scenes and visuals of large weapons might startle toddlers, preschoolers will find that the show offers a lot more.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about how humans treat animals in Lil Wild. Who do you think does the best job caring for animals? Why do you think so?

  • The collector wants to keep the animals in a cage. How do you think the animals feel about this?

  • Why does the poacher use tranquilizer darts against the animals? Do you think it's fair to do so?

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Lil Wild TV: A sign spelling "Lil Wild!" in orange hangs from green leaf trees.

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