Thank you so much for all these recommendations. It seems that several shows these days are "generally" acceptable but seem to throw in a potentially controversial episode or two!
Another show suggestion would be the Magic School Bus. Helps children learn basic science facts in a fun way. While not the cleverest written show the concept is still interesting, and it is more adventure orientated. I enjoyed the show as a kid. Netflix has developed a modern reboot of the show. Many millennials on social media were whining about it. But let's be real here, it wasn't like the 90s version was ever a scripted masterpiece. The new version is probably just as serviceable as the original. Although like Arthur, the Magic School Bus was originally a children's picture book. In some ways the versions millennials grew up with as children were not the original.
Another science related show that is good is Bill Nye The Science Guy. I think they should make a reboot for that for modern audiences. They did and Adult one, but I think the show was better with children in mind. I don't hate Bill Nye, but it's a little creepy listening to him talk about sex. That's kind of like Mr. Rogers talking about his sex life with you... just "ewww". Speaking of Mr. Rogers... I found that show incredibly dull as a child. He's a nice man... but I never saw the appeal of his show.
Sometimes I like to watch a Matt Walsh video. While not a social conservative I do find him entertaining, and I like to expose myself to different stances. He occasionally reviews modern "woke" children programming. Some of the content he shows is a little shocking to be honest. I watched him review a recent episode of Blue's Clues (a show that was on when I was a kid) and they had a recent episode where they go to a pride parade with a Drag Queen singing an acceptance song. Something that would be unheard of 20... even 10 years ago. Personally, I am somewhat mixed about this. While I consider myself a progressive, I do have my own thoughts. I believe some of this gender fluidity is potentially dangerous. Especially coming from a mindset that has no respect for evolutionary psychology. You have to be careful with young developing minds. A lot of this gender identity stuff is shallow anyways. All these different kinds of genders just look like feminine personas to me. The trans communities I've visited are pretty psychologically boring to me. They all act feminine, even the trans-men. Anything masculine is often just viewed as "toxic".
This stuff is probably more dangerous for young boys than young girls. Telling boys that they can act just like girls won't pan out when they start becoming older and lose neotenous features. Or noticing that acting a certain way hurts their chances with women. Modern feminism still operates under the woman (child) man (parent) dynamic. They promote women always having it worse and men always needing to "do better" and take on all reasonability. The occasional male celebrity like Harry Styles showing himself in a dress and mocking the working class for not being as "openminded" as him doesn't actually mean anything. He's still going to be expected to damsel and protect women and be stoic when it comes to male victimhood. That's the problem with many progressives. They just craft a shallow image, inside they're just full of hot air.
While biology isn't that easy to sweep away, that doesn't mean you still cannot sow psychological confusion in a lot of people (probably mostly men).
Here is one clip I found of a modern children's show.
Gonzo can wear a dress, but his harsh voice isn't going to illicit a lot of feminine sympathy in his daily life. Neither from the conservative or the progressive. One will just tolerate you wearing a dress, lol. If you ever find yourself in a domestic dispute with a woman Gonzo... don't expect any progressive to cry when the cops automatically assume you must be the aggressor and take you away in handcuffs... lol.
