子供向け番組って英語でなんて言うの？

A kids show is mainly aimed at children (under 10) an it's a huge sector of the TV audience...So sometimes adults kind of get caught up too;-)) "Now and then I find myself watching a kids show...and laughing!"

A 'kid' is a baby goat. In the UK, 'children' or 'child' may be a preferable option. A TV show designed for children is, not surprisingly, a children's TV show. Whether the child is watching a children's 'show' or perhaps, a 'cartoon' or 'film' is probably irrelevant, so just 'children's TV' is quite adequate. "Jane is watching children's TV.'

To say ' tv programme' means the same thing as 'tv show' So you would either call it a 'kids tv show' or 'kids tv programme' you could also say its a 'tv show/programme for kids'

A television show that is meant for children is usually called a "kids show", "TV show for kids" or "a TV show that is (meant) for kids/children). You can use these in a sentence in the following ways: -Kids shows usually play from one o'clock in the afternoon until five. -TV shows for kids can be very entertaining and educational. -Rugrats is a TV show that is meant for children

Kid is a slang word for child, so you could describe children's TV as kid's TV in an informal setting. TV is short for television, so again you would use it in an informal setting. Show is a word which means programme, and was originally used more in American English than British although it is now more common and would certainly be understood.