Entertaining your children doesn’t mean you can’t have fun too: Here are the best shows to stream with your kids https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

#AvatarTheLastAirbender and its sequel #TheLegendOfKorra aren’t just two of the best kid-friendly shows, they’re some of the most epic & emotional examples of animated storytelling https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

#GravityFalls has been described as #TwinPeaks, but for kids” — and while that’s not entirely wrong, adults can find plenty to enjoy in the smart, weird, brilliantly crafted supernatural mystery that balances genuine humor with surprising twists https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

There is a reason #Rugrats still holds up. The adventures of Tommy Pickles and Co. are timeless with truly touching coming-of-age moments (even if it takes the babies awhile to actually, well, come of age) https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

#OddSquad is a wonderfully clever live-action PBS Kids show about a secret agency of blue-suited tweens tasked with investigating “odd” phenomena. The plots focus on math and puzzle-solving, the actors are winning, and the stories are actually funny https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

#TheDragonPrince is a wonderful spiritual successor to #AvatarTheLastAirbender & #TheLegendOfKorra. Co-created by “Avatar” writer Aaron Ehasz, #TheDragonPrince combines beautiful animation, deep lore & complex characters for an intriguing fantasy series https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

#TumbleLeaf is a beautifully animated Amazon Prime series about a blue Fox named Fig who learns the mechanics of objects in colorful stop motion. The award-winning show is filled with teachable moments, stunning visuals and an entertaining cast https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

#MiraRoyalDetective follows 8-year-old sleuth, Mira, who solves mysteries in the India-inspired kingdom of Jalpur. The show stars a South Asian voice cast & puts Indian culture front & center, featuring Bollywood dancing, Indian food & holidays like Diwali https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

If you watch #StevenUniverse and don’t weep out of the sheer creative joy that is this harrowing journey of loss and love that grips each character, consider yourself dead inside https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

#SarahAndDuck is a delightful British animated series about a young girl & her pet duck interacting with their serenely eccentric small town. #SarahAndDuck is a supremely cozy watch, and a little more sophisticated than other kids programming https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

#ForkyAsksAQuestion features the breakout #ToyStory4 utensil exploring big picture topics with the #ToyStory gang of characters. The episodes aren’t “educational,” per se, but they do embrace the wry, madcap wit from the rest of the “Toy Story” movies https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

There are Lego fans & then there are #LegoMasters : People who turn the bricks into an art form, and can build spectacular creations under pressure & a tight deadline. The contestants on this show are adults, but most of them are relatable kids at heart https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

#AdventureTime is a brilliant & bizarre series set in the “Land of Ooo” about a 12-year-old boy & his magical talking dog. You’ll fall for the show when the deeply harrowing backstory behind each friendly faced animation is slowly revealed https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

#OverTheGardenWall is a moody meditation from the creator of #AdventureTime that celebrates of the wonderfully weird animation renaissance we’re currently experiencing https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

Some might call Hallmark’s five-episode miniseries, #The10thKingdom, ‘weird.’ Those people would be right. If you’re tired of the same cute platypus talking to the same cute cop dog — and your kids are a little older — then this is the epic fantasy for you https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

#AskTheStorybots employs a generation-spanning goofy humor while also teaching kids the answers to questions such as “Why is the sky blue?” https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

#DanielTigersNeighborhood, based on characters created by Mr. Rogers, brings emotional intelligence to preschoolers in the form of catchy, rhyming songs. “When you feel so mad that you want to roar, take a deep breath and count to four” https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

Since the ‘80s, Batman has with every iteration become more gritty, more dark, and more tedious. #BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold is the rare exception https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

#TheWhoWasShow is based on a popular series of kid-focused history books, and acts as something of a #SaturdayNightLive built around the stories of popular historical figures https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

#LivAndMaddie tells the story of identical twins, one athlete & one actress (both played by @DoveCameron), and their quirky Minnesota family. It takes a tender, humorous approach to teen issues while staying consistently entertaining https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

#TheExpandingUniverseOfAshleyGarcia centers on a genius teen making her way among “regular kids.” Anchored by a stellar leading performance by @PaulinaFChavez, it serves as an entertaining sitcom that also empowers young girls who may be interested in STEM https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

#DiaryOfAFuturePresident follows 12-year-old Elena, who will someday become the President of the United States — but for now is just navigating the ups and downs of middle school in a wholesome and often clever story https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

Kids with knives, what could go wrong? #ChoppedJunior is just like regular #Chopped but the chefs are kids and the tension — believe it or not — is much higher https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2 

#Bewitched: part witchy magic, part married life, and part simple suburbia. This classic is a must-watch for families https://bit.ly/3aw2Xl2