The Best Kids & Family Fare Coming To Netflix In September 2026

Netflix has been working hard on it’s slate of family and kid-friendly movies and shows, to provide a great viewing experience for everyone in the house. This September, that continues with the streamer adding new movies like the classic Antz, new episodes of standouts like Gabby’s Dollhouseand second seasons of newer co-viewing shows like Stranger Things: Tales From ’85.

There’s a lot to wade through, but here’s a breakdown of some of the noteable new additions. As always, availabiulity, ratings and age recomendations can vary from place to place and you are always the best judge of the type of shows and movies to show your child.

With that all said, here’s what you should watch for on Netflix in September 2026.

September 1

Antz (PG) | Recommended for Ages 6+

Animated slapstick and mild adventure suitable for young kids and families.

The Flintstones (PG) | Recommended for Ages 6+

Live-action adaptation with goofy, low-stakes humor appropriate for young children.

Shark Tale (PG)| Recommended for Ages 6+

Bright, animated sea creature comedy with broad humor tailored to younger audiences.

September 13

Dog Man (PG)| Recommended for Ages 6+

Animated feature based on Dav Pilkey’s graphic novel series, packed with lighthearted superhero action for elementary school kids.

September 14

Gabby’s Dollhouse (Season 14) (TV-Y) | Recommended for Ages 2–5

Pre-school educational series blending live-action craft segments and animated cat adventures.

When Hope Calls (Seasons 1–2) (TV-G) | Recommended for All Ages / Families

Wholesome historical period drama series safe for general family viewing.

September 17-29

Stranger Things: Tales From ’85 (Season 2) (TV-Y7 / TV-PG)| Recommended for Ages 8–12

Animated sci-fi adventure offering mild, cartoonish paranormal thrills without the intense horror of the live-action flagship series.

Pokémon Horizons (Season 3: Rising Hope Part 4) (TV-Y7) | Recommended for Ages 6–11 (Sept 18)

Kid-friendly anime action focusing on teamwork, creature collection, and gentle fantasy battles.

Stop! That! Train! (TV-Y)| Recommended for Ages 2–6 (Sept 20)

Interactive animated special designed specifically for toddlers and young children.

LEGO ONE PIECE (TV-Y7) | Recommended for Ages 7–12 (Sept 29)

Playful LEGO animated adaptation featuring slapstick pirate action and comedic adventures.