A guide to your viewing interests

Choose family channels with a parent’s eye

A children’s category is a starting point for a parent to review. Use the examples below to build a small family shortlist around language, familiar programmes and the screen your child will use, then check what is actually showing.

Television showing an elephant documentary in a family living room

Names to add to your shortlist

Review the programme, then the viewing setup

PBS Kids, CBeebies, YTV, Gulli and ABC Kids appear in different country groups. Start with a familiar name, check the current programme and audio, then try navigating to it on your device. Programme suitability depends on the individual child and content. The US guide and Australian guide provide country context; the setup guides help you prepare the screen.

Americas

United States

  • Cartoon NetworkKids
  • NickelodeonKids

Europe

United Kingdom

  • CBeebiesKids
  • CBBCKids

Americas

Canada

  • TeletoonKids

Europe

France

  • GulliKids

Middle East & Africa

Saudi Arabia

  • MBC 3Kids

Middle East & Africa

South Africa

  • Nick Jr. SAKids

Asia & Pacific

India

  • PogoKids

Asia & Pacific

Australia

  • Nick Jr.Kids

More examples are available.

Review family settings on the actual device

Use a Free Trial with a parent present to inspect the feed and current schedule. Check the settings available in your own device and player, including any access restrictions you need. This directory does not guarantee a particular show, age rating, audio language or parental-control feature.

Connect your viewing choices

Account for shared and separate screens

Explore general entertainment for shared viewing, then check simultaneous connection options if family members will watch independently.

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