School ends again and It is time to spend much more time at home, especially on days when school holidays do not coincide with the work calendar.. No matter how many activities we can think of, there comes a point when we have to turn to television. Do you have kids at home obsessed with watching the same episodes of ‘Paw Patrol’, ‘Pepa Pig’ or the same Disney movie? Next, you have a list of children’s content in case you are looking for options so that they do not see the usual and so that they can see other educational drawings that teach, for example, care for the environment. Keep reading.
‘Bluey’ (Disney+)
Its protagonist is an inexhaustible blue heeler dog, known in Spain as an Australian shepherd, who is six years old and who loves to play. The Disney+ series ‘Bluey’ turns the everyday lives of her entire family into extraordinary adventures that allow her to develop her imagination, her mental, physical and emotional resilience. This funny and heartfelt animated series takes a look at modern family life and uses imaginative play to help raise healthy children. the puppy shares games with her little sister Ingo with whom she explores her world using play to overcome fears and try out adult roles. They like nothing more than to drag their parents into their fun, especially Ella Bandit’s father who is the one who takes care of the little ones and works at home since Ella Chilli’s mother has returned to work.
‘Bingo and Rolly’ (Disney+)
Two funny puppies of the Pug breed, one of those with a flattened nose, eager for adventures are the protagonists of this series. Bingo and Rooly help their owner Bob to help any animal friend in need. They also share their fast-paced life with Hissy the cat and ARF the robotic dog. Their missions take the pups all over the neighborhood and around the world. Wherever they go, Bingo and Rolly know that life is so much more exciting with your best friend and brother by your side.
‘Diary of an Owl’ (Apple TV+)
This new children’s series recently released on Apple TV+ is based on the eponymous saga written by award-winning author Rebecca Elliott. The protagonist of ‘Diary of an Owl’ is Eva, a creative and cheeky little owl who lives with her best friend Lucy in the woods of Treetopington. With big ideas and an even bigger personality, Eva goes on high-flying adventures and writes it all down in her journal. Since it was first published, the novel has been translated into eight languages and has sold 11 million copies in print. The fiction also incorporates original songs by critically acclaimed musician and singer-songwriter Fitz, from Fitz and the Tantrums.
‘Pinecone and the Pony’ 2 seasons (Apple TV+)
Also on the platform of the bitten apple you can see this other series also based on the best-selling book “The Princess and the Pony” by the author Kate Beaton and produced by DreamWorks Animation. It is an animated comedy for children and families about a young apprentice warrior, Pinecone, and her best pony friend, whose adventures together teach them to be brave in the face of any adversity, to stand up to the powerful and to discover, ultimately, what it really means to be a hero.
‘Pretzel and his puppies’ (Apple TV +)
We continue on Apple TV + and continue with series starring animals. On this occasion the protagonist is Pretzel, the longest dachshund in the world and proud father of five playful puppies. He along with his partner, Greta, encourage their puppies to get down to business when it comes to solving problems and thus leaving their mark on the world.
‘Forest Spiritguard’ (Netflix)
Inspired by the oral tradition of native tribes and the imposing landscapes of the national parks of the United States, it is a series that shows the adventure and enchantment of nature through the eyes of three brothers from the Chumash and Cowlitz tribes. Kodi, Summer and Eddy Cedarazul share a secret: they are spirit guards, and their mission is to protect the land and the spirits of the California national park where they live. Transformed into a grizzly bear, a red-tailed hawk and a gilled turtle, the Cedarazul brothers face whatever challenges lie ahead with courage and compassion: from helping a lost thunderbird to awakening a sun. sleepyhead. Created by Karissa Valencia, a member of the Chumash tribe (Santa Ynez Reservation) and California’s first Native American showrunner, this whimsical adventure series for preschoolers celebrates community, nature, and the rich storytelling traditions of Native Americans.
‘Magnificent, Scientific Ada’ (Netflix)
Science is much more fun with ‘Magnificent Ada, scientist’. The protagonist of this series is a crack solving mysteries with her friends. With two seasons available and renewed for a third, the animated fiction focuses on Ada, an eight-year-old girl with infinite curiosity and who aspires to discover the truth of absolutely everything. With the help of her two best friends, Rosa and Pedro, Ada solves all kinds of unknowns. But uncovering the mystery is only the beginning, because science is not just about learning the what, how and why, but putting that knowledge into practice to make the world a better place.
‘Deepa and Annop’ (Netflix)
The little ones are going to discover a fantastic world together with Deepa and her little friend the elephant that changes colour. The protagonist is a cheerful girl who composes songs, causes smiles and gets into trouble in the Mango Mansion of her Indian family.
‘The Octonauts’ (Prime Video)
This British series stars an intrepid team of underwater explorers who are always ready to dive into action, exploring new underwater worlds, rescuing amazing sea creatures and protecting the ocean. Led by Captain Polar the bear, they also have Kwazii the kitten; Pepe, the penguin; Dr. Shellington, the sea otter; Dashi the dog; Tweak the rabbit; Professor Ideas, the octopus and Víctor, the “Vegimal” (part vegetable, part animal). The series is aimed at children and is based on the series of books by Vicki Wong and Michael C. Murphy.
‘Creative Galaxy’ (Prime Video)
Arty and Epifanía star in this series in which they travel through the Creative Galaxy in their spaceship looking for a way to solve the problems they encounter thanks to art. From painting a new picture, making a cookie, creating a stuffed animal or a mask. There is no challenge or artistic mission that resists the protagonists.
‘Harriet the Spy’ (Apple TV+)
Also based on an iconic children’s novel of the same name, the series chronicles the adventures of the unstoppable Harriet M. Welsch. The protagonist is a very independent, curious and adventurous 11-year-old girl. Despite her youth, she is very clear that she wants to be a writer and that is why she wants to know everything about everyone, which will lead her to get into some trouble or other. Together with her we will meet Ole Golly, her bombastic nanny. Set in 1960 (when the original book was published) in New York, the first season shows how the protagonist must learn to say goodbye, grow and celebrate the present. The second season will arrive on Apple TV + on May 5th.
Hilda (Netflix)
In its original version, Bella Ramsey, the protagonist of ‘The Last of us’, is the actress who gives voice to the protagonist. The protagonist of this Netflix series is the intrepid and independent Hilda who is going to meet new friends and magical creatures with whom she will live many adventures, after leaving her enchanted forest and moving to the great city of Trolberg. With her blue hair, this brave girl is going to travel magical territories, full of goblins and giants and mysterious beings, much more rare and dangerous than she expected.
‘My dad the intergalactic bounty hunter’ (Netflix)
This new animated series follows the hyperspace adventures of two children who discover that their father, who seemed so normal, is an intergalactic bounty hunter. The episodes come loaded with escapes from dangerous aliens and laser shooting. The main objective will be to get home before his mother finds out.
‘Adventure Time’ (HBO Max)
The Cartoon Network series follows the adventures of Finn, a twelve-year-old boy, who fights against evil in the Land of Ooo with the help of Jake, a dog with powers that allow him to change shape or size. Finn roams the Land of Ooo righting the wrong and fighting evil. Usually the evil comes from the Ice King, who is looking for a wife. Along with them appear other characters such as Princess Bubblegum, Ice King or Lady Raincorn.
