Kids and Family
| Name | HD | Owner | Other Feeds | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ABC Family | Yes | Disney/ABC |
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formerly CBN Satellite Service, CBN Cable, The Family Channel, and Fox Family (English) and (Spanish) audio feed |
| America One | No | VOTH Network, Inc. | ||
| AMGTV | No | Access Media Group | ||
| BabyFirstTV | No | Various investors | Daytime programs at 6:30am–11:00pm & nighttime programs at 11:00pm–6:30am. | |
| Boomerang | No | Turner Broadcasting System (Time Warner) |
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Mostly animated series from the 1980s and earlier with some 1990s-present series (English) and (Spanish) audio feed |
| Cartoon Network | Yes |
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Mostly animated and live-action series | |
| Cbeebies | No | BBC | On Dish Network | |
| Disney Channel | Yes | Disney/ABC |
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formerly The Disney Channel (English) and (Spanish) audio feed |
| Disney Junior | Yes | Launched March 26, 2012 on Verizon FiOS and July 13, 2012 on DirecTV. | ||
| Disney XD | Yes |
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Action, adventure and comedy programs aimed at males 7–14 years old - formerly Toon Disney / Jetix; animated Disney shows; changed format/name on February 13, 2009. (English) and (Spanish) audio feed |
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| Familyland Television Network | No | Apostolate for Family Consecration | ||
| FamilyNet | No | North American Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention | ||
| Hallmark Channel | Yes | Crown Media Holdings | formerly Faith and Values, and Odyssey (English) and (Spanish) audio feed |
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| The Hub | Yes | Discovery Communications and Hasbro, Inc. | formerly Discovery Kids until October 10, 2010. | |
| Kids & Teens TV | No | Sky Angel | educational entertainment for kids | |
| Nick Jr. | No | Viacom Media Networks |
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Originally Noggin sharing time with The N (now TeenNick), its air time was from 6 a.m.-6 p.m. ET. Noggin became its own channel on December 31, 2007 when The N took the place of Nick GAS. On September 28, 2009 Noggin became Nick Jr. |
| Nickelodeon | Yes |
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Nick at Nite is the primary nighttime programming block; though Nick at Nite airs on the same channel as Nickelodeon, it is counted as a separate channel for ratings reasons. (English) and (Spanish) audio feed |
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| Nick 2 | No |
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For East Coast viewers, this is the West Coast feed of Nickelodeon, and vice versa; carried exclusively via digital cable, while both the East and West Coast feeds of Nickelodeon are carried on satellite. | |
| Nicktoons | No | formerly Nicktoons TV, Nicktoons & Nicktoons Network. (English) and (Spanish) audio feed |
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| TeenNick | No |
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Originally The N, sharing time with Noggin (now Nick Jr.), taking over Noggin's channel space from 6 p.m.-6 a.m. ET. The N became its own channel on December 31, 2007 when The N took the place of Nick GAS. On September 28, 2009 The N became TeenNick. | |
| PBS Kids Sprout | Yes | Children's Network, LLC (Sesame Workshop, Public Broadcasting Service, NBCUniversal and Apax Partners |
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(English) and (Spanish) audio feed |
| qubo | No | QUBO Venture, LLC. (NBC Universal, ION Media Networks, Nelvana (Corus Entertainment), Scholastic Corporation and Classic Media) | programming for children | |
| Pets.tv | HD Only | Entertainment Studios | ||
| Retro Television Network | No | Luken Communications | ||
| Sorpresa | No | Firestone Communications | ||
| Studio 4 Kids | No | |||
| Youtoo TV | No | Youtoo Media | formerly The Nostalgia Channel, Nostalgia Television, Goodlife TV Network and American Life Network/ALN |
Read more about this topic: List Of United States Cable And Satellite Television Networks
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