Best Podcasts for Kids (That Parents Like Too!)

Kelly R. said:  Want to encourage a love of reading in your kids, or inspire them to think more deeply about the books they are picking up? Hosted by award winning public radio journalist Kitty Felde, this podcast includes engaging discussions about middle grade books with kids, celebrity readers, and author interviews.

Brigitte Nohra Miller said:   This kids podcast is hosted by elementary schooler Eva Karpman, who interviews notable figures to inspire parents and kids to ‘dream big’ and pursue their passions. With a convenient 20-30 minute format, Dream Big podcasts are ideal for the daily commute or bedtime, empowering all of us to dream big!

Juan L. said:  This kids podcast is 2 hours of kindie music that your child is sure to love. They'll get to hang out with bands like Señor Fancypants and Froggins and Bug. This podcast really is great for parents too, as it hits that sweet spot of music kids love and parents can tolerate.

Yoli B said:  "Kids Like You and Me" provides a place to hear stories from children about how it feels to be excluded, mocked and bullied. The kids podcast features diverse stories of children of different nationalities, abilities and backgrounds. The premise is to let the listener know what life would look like in the storytellers' shoes!

Jennifer Bishop said:  An original comedy series for kids about a dog and a cat with dueling podcasts. Hilarious and totally relatable for little ones.

Kelly R. said:  Storynory offers hundreds of beautifully-read classic and original stories that will captivate the whole family. Check out Katie the Ordinary Witch and Prince Bertie, two of the most popular series.

Katie G. said:  Former Navy SEAL and best-selling author Jocko Willink extends the message from his "Way of the Warrior Kid" books into a podcast series, bringing a message of self-empowerment and transformation to kids of any age. It's not about fighting or being a tough guy, either. Through the lens of mentoring uncle, this podcast shares lessons of responsibility, service to others, and leading by example. Middle-grade boys seem to get a lot from this series.

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Sparkle Stories is a subscription-based service offering over 1000 stories that promote kindness and gentleness in children. The Sparkle Stories podcast offers one of the original stories for free each week.

Kelly R. said:  My tween and teen are loving this trivia podcast, with quick episodes on all sorts of topics ranging from world history to Taylor Swift.

Arla Rutherford said:  I like Cool Facts About Animals podcast because it is funny and you can find out fun facts. It is made by kids and it's for kids.