New Delhi: As children's day is arriving in the midst of a week this year, going out to spend time with your little ones might be that one thing that you would have to reschedule for 'some other day'. However, even if you are staying home this Children's Day, the best alternative way of having some quality time with your children is without a doubt watching something exciting together with them on digital platforms. To serve you with the same, a number of digital platforms are lined up to offer loads of engaging content specifically made to cater to the tastes of kids and teenagers. Many of these timeless shows will not just excite the younger ones but also won't fail to remind you about your childhood days. So without any further delay, let's get right into our list of 7 timeless shows on OTT that you can binge-watch with your young ones this 14th November. 1. Loki Season 2 This evergreen series of Tom Hiddleston has won over the hearts of fans from all age groups for a long time. The eagerly awaited season 2 of this comic-based series sees the comeback of Tom Hiddleston who faces the challenge of navigating the Multiverse while fighting for the soul of Time Variance Authority. Besides Tom, Loki also features Sophia Di Martino, Jonathan Majors Ke Hye Wuan, and Tara Strong in important roles. Streaming on: Disney+ Hotstar 2. Baymax Even if you know the slightest about Disney's 2014 super hit animated flick Big Hero 6, this snow-white cute inflatable Robot called Baymax won't be an alien for you. After almost 9 years since Big Hero 6's release, the multinational mass media company finally brought back Baymen in a dedicated Sci-Fi adventure comedy series that takes place in the bustling city of San Fransokiyo. This time, the adorable Robot returned to the screens as a healthcare companion accompanied by his buddy Hiro. Other than its engaging content and fun element, the show also throws light at some serious social issues like Manstural hygiene and LGBTQA rights. Streaming on: Disney+ Hotstar 3. Stranger Things Who doesn't know about this good old iconic show? Set in the background 1980's geek lifestyle and culture, Stranger Things circles around the lives of a handful of nerdy children residing in a fictional American town called Hawkings in the state of Indiana. Others then give a refreshing dose of Nostalgia, the compelling drama almost perfectly depicts the messy yet beautiful stage of our lives during which we learn and group up. Streaming on: Netflix 4. Power Rangers Forget about kids, even today's grown-up adults will admit to watching these colorful fighters with excitement in their childhood days. These mystic superheroes, equipped with futuristic technology and otherworldly abilities, can go to any extent to save the earth from the ugly-looking monsters and your children are definitely gonna love watching them do the same. Streaming on: Netflix 5. Naruto Naruto is perhaps the most popular anime-adapted manga series of all time. The gripping show not only offers an engaging story but also beautifully showcases the journey of self-improvement and character development of its characters who are seen trying hard to fight off and move past the demons from their past. Instead of hiding behind the fancy and deceptive world of the Utopian System, Naruto bravely shows the bitter truth of the real world in which no one is completely good or bad. Streaming on: Netflix 6. Peppa Pig This British animated series tailored by Neville Astley can be aa perfect treat for your young toddlers and pre-scholars. Set in a fictional town called Pepa Town, the story of Peppa Pig revolves around the life of a talking Pig (Peppa) who often goes on adventures with her family and learns important lessons every day. Streaming on: Netflix 7 Mr Bean For the last 28 years, Rowan Atkinson's Mr Bean has been that one character who has compelled people to laugh uncontrollably. Despite being one of the longest reigning and ace comedy series of all time, Br Bean also has a series side that beautifully mirrors the uncertainties and imperfections of our lives. Nevertheless, the show's silent, simple, and neat comic element is more than enough to give you and your children a much-needed laugh on the approaching children's day.
