You would think Steve, the host of “Blue’s Clues,” would be happy right where he is. For one thing, the television show he stars in weekdays on Nickelodeon ranks No. 1 with pre-sc… ...

TV Show THE CAT IN THE HAT KNOWS A LOT ABOUT THAT! was created ... Then, guided by the Cat, the kids figure things out by observing, collecting, and managing clues ... About PBS KIDS PBS KIDS, the ...

The latest episode from the TV Kids Festivals podcast is now available: PBS KIDS’ Sara DeWitt. In this installment, we hear a keynote from Sara DeWitt, senior VP and general manager of PBS KIDS.

PBS Kids has announced a new fiction podcast series called Keyshawn Solves It, featuring a 10-year-old boy from north Minneapolis who solves mysteries.The series follows Keyshawn, who inherits a ...

As Gen A pivots entirely to streaming and creator-driven content, studios are struggling to adjust to a remaking of kids entertainment The post Kids TV Is Dead, Long Live Kids TV appeared first on ...

"Bear in the Big Blue House" (Disney+) There"s no rule that says your kid has to pick from the collection of current TV shows. Streamers, particularly Disney+, Paramount+ and PBS Kids on Amazon ...

EXCLUSIVE: PBS Kids has bought Thunderbird Entertainment TV movie Rocket Saves the Day. The animated film, from Thunderbird’s kids and family label Atomic Cartoons, will debut in the U.S. on PBS ...

All three of these kids TV network leaders have plummeted in the linear space. Last year, Disney saw 132,000 viewers, a 90% drop. Nick’s viewership plummeted 86% while Cartoon Network fell 85%.

Sara DeWitt, senior VP and general manager of PBS KIDS, is set for a keynote at the TV Kids Festival, taking place from January 30 to February 2, 2024. You can register here for free.

Some children's TV series are more beneficial than others. Here are some that can help your kids learn and adjust to the world while they're home.

The world of kids TV has long been thought to be a peaceful one, a place where “Blue’s Clues,” “The Baby-Sitters’ Club,” “Phineas and ... PBS might continue to get first crack at ...