20 Best Kids Shows On Hulu That Will Keep Your Little One Engaged & Entertained

Miles from Tomorrowland follows the story of a family who works together in outer space. There's the main character, Miles; his mom Phoebe, who is the ship's captain; his dad Leo, the pilot and an inventor; his sister, Loretta, a coding genius; and their robotic ostrich named Merc. Join them as they complete missions together for the Tomorrowland Transit Authority.

If you grew up in the 90s, then Hey Arnold! will serve as a giant dose of nostalgia as you sit down with your children and stream it via Hulu. The inner-city adventures of Arnold, Gerald, Helga, and all of their classmates offers entertaining adventures and cooky humor that parents and kids will both enjoy.

Your train-obsessed preschooler is bound to love the series Chuggington on Hulu. It follows the story of three engines-in-training, Koko, Wilson, and Brewster, as they learn about never giving up, cooperating, and showing respect. There are plenty of opportunities to make train noises, too!

Take a walk down memory lane and try watching Doug with your kids. You'll get a decent dose of nostalgia, and your older children will laugh along at the plights of the middle-school student.

If you have a child who loves all things cowboy-related, then I would suggest giving Sheriff Callie's Wild West a try. The cat sheriff and her deputy — along with a woodpecker named Peck, and a cactus sidekick, Toby — make sure that everyone in their Old West towns follows Cowpoke code.

With lots of bright colors and music, Ready, Steady, Wiggle! will have your young kiddos up and dancing around your living room. This show is a great teaching tool for toddlers. And hey, you just might find yourself singing and dancing right along with them!

They don't call him "Curious George" for nothing. These endlessly curious chimp is always getting himself into sticky situations. But with the help and guidance of the man in the yellow hat, George always manages to find a way out of them. Your kids will surely laugh along as George learns important lessons through trial and error.

Sid the Science Kid is a fun way to introduce young children to simple science concepts. Sid's unyielding curiosity about, well, everything is simply contagious. He and his friends sing some pretty catchy songs, too.

Oliver Discovers definitely has some interesting animation going on. But this toddler monkey will quickly steal your heart as he shows you his favorite things. Your littlest ones will learn about the world around them while also being active participants in the fun on their screens.

There's never a dull day when Ranger Rob is involved. That's because Rob — along his BBFs Dakota and Stomper — are always swinging, zip-lining, and otherwise exploring the outdoor adventure park, Big Sky Park. Your kids will love learning all about animals, nature, and the great outdoors with their favorite ranger.

Henry is the middle child of his monster family. Together with his parents and siblings, this happy monster learns life lessons — such as helping others and learning how to work together. The animation and the songs are bound to captivate your little one as they learn.

Millennial parents can take drive down memory lane as they introduce a whole new generation to the joys of Rugrats. Join Tommy, Chuckie, Phil, Lil, Angelica, and Susie as everyday situations are transformed into daring adventures through the eyes of toddlers. (Plus, it's important to introduce the kiddos to the original series in preparation for the upcoming reboot!)

Little ones can learn about the world around them through the eyes of Pocoyo, The series is narrated by Stephen Fry, who is essentially also his own character as he helps guide curious Pocoyo and his friends — Pato, Elly, Loula, Sleepy Bird, and more — as they learn and explore together.

Sesame Street is a classic kids' show that parents and children can be happy about. Not only can the kiddos enjoy their favorite characters — Elmo, Big Bird, Cookie Monster, Bert, Ernie, Abby Cadabby, and more — but parents can feel good about the fact that the show teaches early literacy and math skills. There are plenty of great life lessons to be learned, too.

Dot is definitely a child of the 21st century. On her show, you'll see the titular character using electronic devices and technology to quench her thirst for knowledge. But she also knows how to unplug from her gadget and enjoy the simple things in life. (It's all about balance, right?) Join Dot as explores the world around her alongside her friend, Hal, and her dog.

Nina is an imaginative 6-year-old Latina girl who will most definitely steal your heart. Join Nina and her BFFs Carlos, Chelsea and Star, as they embark on adventures in their neighborhood. The show touches on important themes, such as the celebration of diversity, community, family, and wonder.

Terrific Trucks is unique in the sense that it mixes animation with real life, following common construction-vehicle characters as the work together to overcome obstacles. There's: Dump truck Tork, digger Dug, front-end loader Sparky, semi Stotz, and scooper Blinker. Bonus: Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard are voice actors in several episodes!

In Doc McStuffins, everyone's favorite kid doctor will teach kids about compassion as she fixes and heals her stuffed animals and toys — who magically come to life once she puts on her stethoscope.

If you're looking for a quirky cartoon to watch with your older kid, then We Bare Bears is worth a watch. It's an off-beat show about three brother bears who live together in San Francisco.