Does Amazon Prime have a kids section?

What kid shows are included on Amazon Prime?

It's really no secret that Amazon Prime is one of the best ways to get kid shows.

From The Adventures of Puss in Boots, to Super Why, to Caillou, and of course Sesame Street, Amazon has a lot of kid's programming on their TV streaming service. Of course, kids programming is not exclusive to Amazon, and there are so many streaming services that are offering kid's programs too.

So just because you buy an Amazon Prime membership, that doesn't mean you are not going to have to sift through a ton of kid shows on your screen. Luckily, we made a list of kid's shows that are on Amazon Prime for you to binge! For those who want something a little more specific, just keep scrolling down!99/Month Prime membership. Puss in Boots comes to Amazon Prime in February 2025. Puss in Boots is a Spanish CGI-animated show that follows the adventures of anthropomorphic cat with boots who lives in a medieval village. In each episode, he faces down antagonist while exploring and learning about his kingdom and the townspeople of the village.

While theme of the show is to teach viewers that friendship is a universal language, young children will also enjoy the show for its action and adventure. The show is in Spanish, and we are told it contains Spanish-language content so it's a great option for kids and parents.

Season 1 was released on Amazon Prime as well as iTunes on February 10, 2025. Season 2 of Puss in Boots is scheduled for April 6, 2025, on both iTunes and Amazon Prime.

The Curious George Show will be available for Prime members starting November 16th. The Curious George Show launched on CBS All Access in January of 2025. The Curious George Show tells the story of a lovable, if highly curious, brown ape named George. George makes friends with other animals and children, and helps people solve problems. The show is full of bright and engaging visuals that make it perfect for young kids.

You can stream The Curious George Show through Amazon, Google Play, Apple TV and Hulu. The show will be available for free to Amazon Prime members starting November 16th.