Is This for Kids?

Two animated Japanese films artfully mix fantasy with themes of love, kindness and selflessness. Jonathan and Katie will tell you if they’re for kids.

The popularity of the Percy Jackson series of movies and TV shows make them something your kids are going to want to see. What should you tell them?

Teen-centric films like Mean Girls and To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before can have a profound influence on young girls. But it is positive or negative?

Our hosts explain how the Christian themes woven throughout Tolkein’s epic Lord of the Rings form a powerful learning experience your kids will love.

The eight Harry Potter movies have grossed almost $8 billion worldwide, but should parents use the cloak of invisibility when it comes to their kids?

Two classic family films, Free Willy and Heavyweights, are reviewed. Jonathan and Katie tell you if the heartwarming stories are appropriate for kids.

The animated Kung Fu Panda 4 and the sci-fi Dune are two wildly different movies that share one thing in common. See whether or not they’re for kids.

See whether the animated adventure Orion and the Dark, the teen romance The Kissing Booth, and the drama series Ginny & Georgia are suitable for kids.

Suits, The Office, and Friends are clever TV shows that sometimes deal with adult themes. Our hosts show where to draw the line when it comes to kids.

Jonathan and Katie explain why Friday Night Lights and The O.C. are TV dramas that can be relevant for older kids, but younger ones may lose interest.

Damsel and Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire both deliver thrills, but that doesn’t mean they’re appropriate for your children. Jonathan and Katie weigh in.

Jonathan and Katie compare old and new - the 1953 classic animated Peter Pan and the modern teen fantasy Twilight. Which is more appropriate for kids?

If you’re looking for something to watch with your kids, should it be the family adventure Davey & Jonnie’s Locker or the intense thriller Manhunt?

Looking for comedy and adventure? Here are two films to watch with your kids – Ace Ventura: Pet Detective and Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey.

We review two movies that will let your imagination run wild – the thoughtful film IF and the epic sci-fi adventure Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes.

Jonathan and Katie discuss the complex challenges of child stardom in Hollywood, and explore if, how and when to give your child their own smartphone.

Both Unfrosted, Jerry Seinfeld’s new comedy film, and Wednesday, a coming-of-age TV series with Jenna Ortega use humor that may not be right for kids.

Everybody loves Alladin, right? Jonathan and Katie delve into the themes and characters, whether it’s the animated classic or the live action remake.

Pixar’s Inside Out takes viewers inside the mind of an 11-year-old girl facing her feelings. Can it help kids better understand their own emotions?

Leo, a pet lizard with big dreams, and everyone’s favorite lasagna-loving cat, Garfield, star in two animated films that offer wholesome family fun.

The classic Disney movie Blank Check provides the perfect way for Jonathan and Katie to discuss why it’s important to teach money management to kids.

You might guess the sexy period drama Bridgerton and the blockbuster movie Deadpool & Wolverine aren’t for kids, but exactly why might surprise you.

After reviewing the whimsical story of Thelma the Unicorn, our hosts discuss parental concerns for kids and teens using the messaging platform Twitch.

A look at Instagram's features, benefits and the huge challenges parents face in monitoring their teen's usage of this popular social media platform.

Jonathan and Katie explore whether Twisters is too intense for children and whether Despicable Me 4 still delivers the heartwarming humor fans expect.