Keep reading to learn more about some of PBS Kids's best shows for toddlers, preschoolers, and little kids. PS, There’s More. PS, There’s More.

PBS Kids is reworking many of its most popular shows to be more accessible to children with disabilities. The network is offering up alternate versions of episodes from six shows to add American Sign ...

Splashing in the water can be a lot of fun! Whether you’re heading to the lake, the pool, the beach, or even the bathtub, we’ve rounded up tips for teaching kids about water safety. Between ...

PBS and Amazon announced that more than 150 local PBS stations and the PBS KIDS Channel will launch ad-free as a Prime Video FAST offering. This marks the… ...

PBS KIDS is exploring AI as a way to have real-time conversations with young viewers, and AI episodes of the soon-to-premiere "Lyla in the Loop" signal a potential new era of children's ...

Soon, kids who are deaf or hard of hearing will have a new way to watch some of their favorite shows. Beginning Thursday, April 18, PBS Kids will make American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation ...

Sara DeWitt, Senior Vice President and General Manager of PBS KIDS, said in a statement to USA TODAY they would continue to fight to keep providing shows for children in the U.S.

PBS KIDS has received funding through the Department of Education’s Ready to Learn grant for more than 30 years, points out Sara DeWitt, MA, senior vice president and general manager, PBS KIDS.