The Best Disney+ Shows for Kids (UK)

What's actually worth watching on Disney+? These are the best-rated shows for children available there in the UK.

  1. 1. Bluey

    Ages 4–7 · First shown 2018

    Bluey is highly regarded for its sophisticated writing, beautiful animation, and its rare ability to be as emotionally resonant for adults as it is for children. It focuses on imaginative play and models healthy family relationships where mistakes are met with warmth and repair. Though some notes of concern exist regarding children copying the characters' mischievous antics, the show is overwhelmingly praised as a benchmark for modern children's television.

    • Good influence 5/5
    • Parent appeal 5/5
    • Well made 5/5

    Read our full review of Bluey

  2. 2. DuckTales

    Ages 5–10 · First shown 1987

    DuckTales is regarded as a standout adventure series with exceptional production values, particularly in its sophisticated music and ambitious writing. While it provides strong themes of family loyalty and resourcefulness that appeal to all ages, the series is hampered by its reliance on dated cultural stereotypes. Overall, it is an intelligent and witty show that bridges the gap between child and adult entertainment through its clever storytelling.

    • Good influence 3/5
    • Parent appeal 4/5
    • Well made 5/5

    Read our full review of DuckTales

  3. 3. Marvel's Spider-Man

    Ages 7–13 · First shown 2017

    The series is widely commended for its focus on scientific problem-solving and its portrayal of a relatable, morally grounded hero. While the serialized storytelling and rich comic lore provide plenty for older viewers to enjoy, the show receives mixed reviews for its inconsistent animation quality and sometimes generic dialogue.

    • Good influence 4/5
    • Parent appeal 4/5
    • Well made 3/5

    Read our full review of Marvel's Spider-Man

  4. 4. Bing

    Ages 2–4 · First shown 2014

    Bing is a highly polished production that pairs award-winning animation with a caregiver character who models exemplary patience and emotional guidance for toddlers. However, the show is frequently described as a difficult watch for parents due to the protagonist's persistent whining and habit of throwing tantrums over minor setbacks. While it offers constructive social lessons, many adults find the lead character's vocal mannerisms and behavior so grating that they actively avoid the program.

    • Good influence 3/5
    • Parent appeal 1/5
    • Well made 5/5

    Read our full review of Bing

  5. 5. Dog with a Blog

    Ages 7–13 · First shown 2012

    Dog with a Blog is a formulaic sitcom that is well-regarded for its heartwarming focus on blended family dynamics and sibling cooperation. While its production is often criticized for being clichéd and predictable, some parents may appreciate the surprising emotional depth and witty parodies scattered throughout the series.

    • Good influence 4/5
    • Parent appeal 3/5
    • Well made 2/5

    Read our full review of Dog with a Blog

  6. 6. Peppa Pig

    Ages 3–5 · First shown 2004

    Reviewers are deeply divided on the show, often praising its dry, deadpan humor and award-winning craft while condemning the lead character’s bossy and disrespectful behavior. While many adults appreciate the witty writing, others find the repetitive plots and shrill, piercing character voices unbearable to sit through. The series is generally noted for a calm, simple visual style that mirrors a children’s book, though its positive lessons are often undercut by uncorrected rudeness.

    • Good influence 2/5
    • Parent appeal 3/5
    • Well made 4/5

    Read our full review of Peppa Pig

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