Most Popular Movies and Series In The Kids Netflix Top 10s in 2025

It was a busy year for Netflix on the kids and family front, with a ton of new releases, but what topped the kids’ top 10? Below, we’ll present the top 100 movies and series that scored the most in the daily kids’ top 10 throughout the year, where those daily top 10s are available.

it Data comes from FlixPatrolWhich, as you may know, assigns point values ​​to the daily top 10 worldwide. Each country has its own top 10, and by assigning points, we can tell which series and movies had the longest legs in the top 10, which may reflect popularity. This isn’t exactly the same viewership number as we get from the Netflix engagement report, but it shows a strong correlation.

For these lists, we’re looking at the Daily Top 10 for Kids profile, which was first introduced in mid-2021. These top 10 only include titles that are eligible to be included in Netflix’s Kids section. We’ve done this for the past few years, so we’re able to get a good look at the big plays for the streamer in this section, and we know that in terms of film, Universal’s slate of animated titles carries the most weight. Will this continue in 2025 also? let’s take a look.

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The most popular kids and family movies on Netflix in 2025

It’s no surprise what took home the most points. Of course, Kpop Demon Hunter. It dominated the top 10 immediately after the film’s failure and has remained unchanged since then. We all know the story by now; It became Netflix’s most watched movie ever, by a fairly wide margin, and still garners a lot of viewing hours in the top 10 every week. Even better, we can predict that there is no doubt that it will take the number 1 spot next year too.

Elsewhere, a similar picture from years ago: Thanks to Netflix’s licensing arrangement with Universal Pictures globally, we see Illumination titles regularly cycle in and out of Netflix in almost every region, and because of this, their movies tend to dominate whenever they jump on the air.

Paramount’s PAW Patrol movie made its way to Netflix around the world all year long, and just like the series that does numbers for the streamer, the movie does the same.

1. Kpop Demon Hunters (56,803 points) – Netflix
2. Despicable Me 3 (35,760 points) – Universal Pictures
3. PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie (30,336 points) – Paramount Pictures
4. The Secret Life of Pets 2 (28,199 points) – Universal Pictures
5. Minions (26,700 points) – Universal Pictures
6. Super Mario Bros. Movie (25,175 points) – Universal Pictures
7. Shrek (23,260 points) – DreamWorks
8. Kpop Demon Hunters – Sing-Along (19,322 points) – Netflix
9. PAW Patrol: The Movie (18,159 points) – Paramount Pictures
10. The Boss Baby (16,045 points) – Universal Pictures
11. Shrek 2 (14,366 points) – DreamWorks
12. The Secret Life of Pets (13,682 points) – Universal Pictures
13. The Grinch (12,131 points) – Universal Pictures
14. Despicable Me 2 (11,909 points) – Universal Pictures
15. Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone (10,439 points) – Warner Bros. Pictures
16. That Christmas (9,538 points) – Netflix
17. Sing (9,111 points) – Universal Pictures
18. Despicable Me 4 (8,806 points) – Universal Pictures
19. Sonic the Hedgehog (8616 points) – Paramount Pictures
20. Despicable Me (8,288 points) – Universal Pictures
21. In Your Dreams (8,226 points) – Netflix
22. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish (7,767 points) – Universal Pictures
23. Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation (7,724 points) – Sony Pictures
24. Plankton: The Movie (7,104 points) – Netflix
25. Migration (7,021 points) – Universal Pictures
26. Bee Movie (6,714 points) – Paramount Pictures
27. Trolls Band Together (6,299 points) – DreamWorks
28. Home (6,297 points) – DreamWorks
29. The Christmas Chronicles (5,458 points) – Netflix
30. Minions: The Rise of Gru (5,226 points) – Universal Pictures
31. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (5,029 points) – Warner Bros. Pictures
32. The Croods (4,986 points) – DreamWorks
33. Shrek Forever After (4,936 points) – DreamWorks
34. The Twits (4,768 points) – Netflix
35. Spirited Away (4,598 points) – Studio Ghibli
36. Megamind (4,557 points) – DreamWorks
37. Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Foul (4,271 points) – Netflix
38. It Takes Two (4,003 points) – Warner Bros. Pictures
39. Smurfs: The Lost Village (3,753 points) – Sony Pictures
40. The Croods: A New Age (3,649 points) – Universal Pictures
41. Shrek the Third (3,514 points) – DreamWorks
42. Kung Fu Panda 4 (3,513 points) – DreamWorks
43. Rise of the Guardians (3,507 points) – DreamWorks
44. Ruby Gilman, Teenage Kraken (3,469 points) – DreamWorks
45. Woody Woodpecker (3,379 points) –
46. The Emoji Movie (3,127 points) – Sony Pictures
47. The Christmas Chronicles: Part Two (3,086 points) – Netflix
48. How the Grinch Stole Christmas (3,080 points) – Universal Pictures
49. Dr. Seuss’s ‘The Cat in the Hat’ (3,040 points) – Paramount Pictures
50. Dolittle (3,005 points) – Universal Pictures

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The most popular kids and family series on Netflix in 2025

No change in top spot in Kids’ TV Top 10 Peppa Pig Once again the competition for the top spot is over. Gabby’s Dollhouse continues to hold its place in second place, but commelanwhich has been so influential in recent years, has fallen to eighth place with its Netflix Original spin-off, Comelan LaneAt number seven.

Then, the crown of YouTube belongs to this Ms RachelWhich is one of the two big successes that made the jump from the platform to Netflix, another creature Mark Robert’s CrunchLabsBut it appears very low on the list because It was added much later in the year.

1. Peppa Pig (73,423 points) – Entertainment One
2. Gabby’s Dollhouse (67,734 points) – Netflix
3. Masha and the Bear (32,791 points) – Animacord Animation Studio
4. Paw Patrol (32,629 points) – Nickelodeon
5. Ms.Rachel (27,303 points) – YouTube
6. The Creature Case (24,815 points) – Netflix
7. Cocomelon Lane (22,355 points) – Moonbug Entertainment/Netflix
8. Cocomelon (17,532 points) – Moonbug Entertainment
9. Babefin ​​(15,551 points) – YouTube
10. Asterix & Obelix: The Big Fight (13,968 points) – Netflix
11. 7 Bears (11,713 points) – Netflix
12. The Wolf King (11,526 points) – Netflix
13. The Amazing World of Gumball (11,496 points) – Cartoon Network
14. Blippi’s Job Show (10,882 points) – Netflix
15. Little Angel (10,783 points) – Moonbug Entertainment
16. Unicorn Academy (10,528 points) – Netflix
17. Thundermans (10,238 points) – Nickelodeon
18. Jurassic World: Chaos Theory (9,509 points) – Netflix
19. Henry Danger (9,250 points) – Nickelodeon
20. Mark Roberts CrunchLabs (9,143 points) – YouTube
21. SpongeBob SquarePants (7,366 points) – Nickelodeon
22. Man vs. Baby (6,847 points) – Netflix
23. Hot Wheels Let’s Race (6,660 points) – Netflix
24. Bobo Siebenschlafer (6,493 points) – ARD
25. My Melody and Kuromi (6,399 points) – Netflix
26. Learning and Entertaining with Jose Comelan (6,363 points) – YouTube
27. Dog Days Out (6,025 points) – Netflix
28. Winx Club: The Magic Is Back (5,782 points) – Rainbow
29. Sonic Prime (5,655 points) – Netflix
30. Little Lunch (5,412 points) – ABC Australia
31. Simon (5,287 points) –
32. Victorious (49,85 points) – Nickelodeon
33. Is this cake? Halloween (4,941 points) – Netflix
34. Barbie: Life in the Dreamhouse (4,775 points) – Mattel
35. Is this cake? The Holiday (4,678 points) – Netflix
36. Man vs. Bee (4,607 points) – Netflix
37. Next Gen Chef (4,526 points) – Netflix
38. The Bad Guys: Breaking In (4,320 points) – Netflix
39. Baby Shark Hospital Play (4,166 points) – YouTube
40. The Boss Baby: Christmas Bonus (4,115 points) – Netflix
41. The Loud House (3,828 points) – Nickelodeon
42. Pokémon Horizons: The Series (3,628 points) – Netflix
43. Dr. Cece Horton! (3,578 points) – Netflix
44. RIV4LRIES (3,507 points) – Netflix
45. Babefin ​​Play Time (3,391 points) – YouTube
46. Lottie Dotty Chicken (3,366 points) – YouTube
47. Kitty Kotti (3,311 points) – Netflix
48. Dragons: Race to the Edge (3,239 points) – Netflix
49. Dr. Seuss’s Red Fish, Blue Fish (3,175 points) – Netflix
50. Lego Ninjago: Dragons Rising (3,172 points) – Netflix

Any big surprises for you on this list? Let us know in the comments.