Parents' Guide to Mr. Crocodile

TV Nickelodeon Kids' Animation 2026
Mr. Crocodile TV show poster: Daisy and Mr. Crocodile, who wears a bucket hat and a hawaiian shirt, pose as if running on a green stamped background.

Common Sense Media Review

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

age 3+

Joyful series about friendship, differences, and acceptance.

Parents Need to Know

Why Age 3+?

Any Positive Content?

  • Mr. Crocodile TV show screenshot 1: Daisy and Mr Crocodile smile and look at each other wearing helmets with hands on the hips.
  • Mr. Crocodile TV show screenshot 2: Daisy and Mr Crocodile with the right hand up talking to their friends up a treehouse.
  • Mr. Crocodile TV show screenshot 3: Mr Crocodile sings a birthday song to Daisy while her mom and stepmom watch happily from the sides.

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What's the Story?

MR. CROCODILE is a croc, and Daisy is an eight-year-old human girl, but that little difference doesn't stop them from being best friends. Every day, Daisy and Mr. Crocodile turn ordinary moments into extraordinary adventures. She teaches him all about her world: sleepovers, birthday parties, riding a bike, and mailing packages. With Daisy moving between her dad and mom's homes, the duo has plenty of adventures together.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say : Not yet rated
Kids say : Not yet rated

This series is based on the French books Mr. Crocodile Is Always Hungry, and it's a rare case of television that feels like a classic book while still having the pace of a TV show. Mr. Crocodile is fun for young kids and the whole family. There are whimsical visuals, parental representation, and many positive examples. Of course, there's also cartoon mishap, but nothing harmful. It's a show where kids can learn and be entertained.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about the friendship between Daisy and Mr. Crocodile. What are the good things about being friends with people who are different? And what are some of the challenges?

  • What strategies does Daisy use to help Mr. Crocodile feel welcome?

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Mr. Crocodile TV show poster: Daisy and Mr. Crocodile, who wears a bucket hat and a hawaiian shirt, pose as if running on a green stamped background.

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