Whether it’s watching a beloved show or connecting with their favorite characters through gameplay, Netflix gives kids more ways to explore the worlds they love. With a curated collection of series, films, and games, every discovery is designed to entertain, engage, and enrich little ones in ways that parents can feel good about.
Gear up for an all-new Gabby's Dollhouse show, more Sesame Street now available in the Sesame Street collection, a podcast made just for preschoolers, exciting additions to Netflix Playground, and so much more.
Families around the world continue to make Netflix a destination for Kids & Family entertainment. In 2025, Kids programming accounted for nearly 22% of all views on Netflix, and a family-friendly title has appeared in the Global Top 10 every week for nearly four years and counting.
From preschool favorites like CoComelon Lane and Peppa Pig, to trusted voices in early childhood education including Ms. Rachel and Danny Go!, audiences are continuing to press play on stories that encourage curiosity and learning.
There’s even more to look forward to! Below, dive into our lineup of family-friendly shows, games, and experiences coming soon.
Inspired by the global hit Gabby’s Dollhouse, an all-new competition series follows talented young baker-and-maker duos as they compete in whimsical baking and crafting challenges inspired by the magical world of Gabby. Hosted by Laila Lockhart Kraner (as Gabby), the currently untitled series features imaginative creations, purr-fectly cat-ified surprises, and interactive play-along moments that encourage viewers at home to join in the fun. Casting for kid bakers and crafters is now underway — find more information on how to apply here.
Later this year, four holiday-themed episodes will arrive on service, along with new episodes in 2027.
In addition to the new series, Gabby and the Gabby Cats return on Sept. 14 for Season 14 of Gabby’s Dollhouse, which was the No. 4 series on Netflix in the second half of 2025 with roughly 108 million views.
“Since Gabby's Dollhouse first premiered on Netflix in 2021, a world of creativity and imagination has exploded for our young audience and it only continues to grow,” said Gabby’s Dollhouse co-creators Jennifer Twomey and Traci Paige Johnson. “We've been so lucky to continue playing and creating in the Dollhouse, with a fourteenth season coming to Netflix, and now a competition series that brings play to life in a new way.”
On June 22, Netflix is launching the official Sesame Street collection, featuring over 100 library episodes and specials, alongside new episodes from Season 56 — including the recently released Volume 3. And the fun doesn't stop there: more than 20 additional library episodes are arriving in July, including Sesame Street Classics and My Sesame Street Friends: My Abby Season 2.
Red Fish, Blue Fish is a preschool comedy which follows the adventures of an odd couple of fish friends as they explore and introduce opposite concepts.
Sheriff Labrador and his team return in Season 2 for playful everyday adventures, helping children learn safety tips, healthy habits, kindness, and curiosity at home, outdoors, on the road, and beyond.
Starting June 22, for the first time, families can stream episodes of the award-winning Bedtime Stories with Netflix Jr. on Netflix, featuring soothing stories from beloved worlds including StoryBots, Trash Truck, The Creature Cases, Gabby’s Dollhouse, and Dr. Seuss to help little ones relax and drift off to sleep. With more than 16 million downloads to date across podcast platforms and Netflix Jr. YouTube, the series (which is backed by real sleep science) has become a go-to part of bedtime routines.
Netflix Playground, a dedicated gaming experience for children ages 8 and under, is expanding its library of ad-free games inspired by cherished characters and worlds. Included with every Netflix membership, the app encourages learning through play with activities designed to spark curiosity and exploration. With no in-app purchases or extra fees, and offline access available, it’s built to make playtime easy for kids and parents alike.
Coming soon to Netflix Playground are new games including PJ Masks: Save the Night, My Very Hungry Caterpillar, and more from the world of My Little Pony, PAW Patrol, Trash Truck, and Sesame Street. In addition, a brand-new collection of six KPop Demon Hunters mini-games are now available — the world of HUNTR/X awaits!
Click here to learn how to make the most of the app, which has contributed to the Netflix Top 10 most-played mobile games every week since launch.
Beyond the screen, Netflix is also building immersive real-world experiences that make it easy for kids to stretch their imaginations even further.
On June 19–21, as part of the Long Live Imagination campaign, a whimsical hopscotch experience took over Madison Square Park in New York City. For three days, a giant hopscotch path wound through the park’s walkways, leading visitors to the playground. Open to all ages and free to the public, the activation turned the park into an imaginative play space, encouraging families to get outside, move, and connect through an outdoor adventure.
The activation will make its next stop at Netflix House Philadelphia at the King of Prussia mall from June 27 through July 5, and Netflix House Dallas at the Galleria Dallas mall from July 13–19.
Plus, Netflix House has more “Little Streamers” programming for kids and families this summer, including character meet-and-greets (find CoComelon Lane’s JJ at Philadelphia’s King of Prussia mall on June 27–28 and the Galleria Dallas mall on June 18–19, and Sesame Street’s Elmo at Galleria Dallas on June 18–19), a passport activity guide, and more arts and crafts events on the way.
Just as important as what kids watch is the environment they’re watching in. Dedicated Kids profiles, customizable parental controls, and a carefully curated viewing experience help children explore at their own pace while giving parents added confidence and peace of mind.
Refer to our handy how-to guide to personalize how your child connects with their new favorite shows, with features like title-level blocking, profile lock PINs, and more.
