In a generous move during the pandemic, Amazon has made a selection of its children’s programming available for free to everyone, regardless of whether you have a Prime account. If you’re a parent juggling remote work and homeschooling, you know how crucial it is to keep your little ones entertained amid the chaos. Amazon is stepping up to help lighten the load.
Just when you think you’ve exhausted all your options for entertaining the kids while you navigate endless virtual meetings, Amazon provides a lifeline. They’ve rolled out a variety of kids and family shows that can be streamed for free on Prime Video. Among the offerings are Amazon Originals like Just Add Magic and Pete the Cat, alongside popular licensed shows such as Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, Odd Squad, and Arthur.
This is a real game-changer if you want to minimize the likelihood of your child making a surprise appearance in the background of your important conference call—let’s face it, a pantsless child on screen is not the ideal work-from-home scenario! With a vast array of PBS Kids series, beloved films like Shrek Forever After and Scooby Doo, and something for every age, Amazon has you covered.
But Amazon isn’t the only one pitching in to keep our newly homeschooled kids engaged. Creative minds like illustrator Max Harper are hosting daily drawing sessions, while actor Liam Roberts is reading bedtime stories to children, ensuring they drift off to sleep with smiles on their faces. Ellen is also in on the fun, keeping audiences entertained with her signature humor and antics, from failing at puzzles to amusingly reading her home decor book to kids.
Let’s be honest—navigating weeks of quarantine with kids is no small feat. We’re grateful for the support from both celebrities and companies like Amazon to help us through this challenging time until life returns to some semblance of normalcy.
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In summary, Amazon’s initiative to provide free kids’ content is a welcome relief for parents trying to balance work and home life during these unprecedented times.
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