Raising The Loud House age rating: what parents of kids 4–7 should know
The Loud House age rating: the series is rated TV-Y7 in the US, meaning directed to children 7 and older, per Rotten Tomatoes. The UK's BBFC rates the series U, listing rude humour, threat, and violence at that level, and The Loud House Movie (2021) PG for threat. Common Sense Media, an independent nonprofit, lists the show for ages 8 and up, citing cartoon fights and loud sibling arguments.
The Loud House at a glance
- –Official rating above age 7
TV-Y7 per Rotten Tomatoes; BBFC: U - –Violence in rating descriptors
BBFC U: violence (very mild at U) - –Scary content in rating descriptors
Series BBFC U; film PG: threat - –Bad language in rating descriptors
None in series ratings found - –Sexual content, drugs, or alcohol in rating descriptors
None in series ratings found - –Rated 12 or higher in the UK or Germany
BBFC: U (film PG); Germany not confirmed
Each flag is a yes-or-no fact from the sources on this page. The number is a count of flags, not a safety score. How we count. Rating reasons marked mild, very mild, or brief don't count.
| Type | Animated Nickelodeon comedy (2016–) about Lincoln Loud, the only boy among 11 kids |
|---|---|
| US (TV rating) | TV-Y7 (directed to children 7 and older), per Rotten Tomatoes |
| UK (BBFC) | U (universal; suitable for all) — rude humour, threat, violence (series) source |
| Film, UK (BBFC) | The Loud House Movie (2021, Netflix): PG (parental guidance; no age limit) — threat source |
| Common Sense Media | 8+ |
Checked October 2026. Ratings and settings change; check the official source before you decide. What do these ratings mean?
Facts for parents, not medical or legal advice. If you're worried about your child, talk to your pediatrician.
What The Loud House is about
It's an animated Nickelodeon comedy, on air since 2016, about Lincoln Loud, the middle child and only boy in a family with 10 sisters. Rotten Tomatoes lists 11 seasons. A Netflix film, The Loud House Movie, came out in 2021, and the Casagrandes family from the show got its own spin-off series.
The Loud House age rating: what's in it
Short answer: It's rated for ages 7 and up in the US and U in the UK.
- US: TV-Y7 (per Rotten Tomatoes).
- UK (BBFC): U for the series, with rude humour, threat, and violence; the BBFC allows only very mild violence at U. The 2021 movie is PG for threat.
- Common Sense Media: 8+. It notes cartoon fights and many loud sibling arguments without serious injury, minor bleeding in accidents, teen and adult crushes, words like "twerp" and "jerk," and a bleeped "damn."
What is The Loud House Movie rated?
Short answer: The BBFC rated The Loud House Movie (2021) PG for threat.
The film was released on Netflix in 2021. The holiday special A Very Loud Christmas (2018) is also PG in the UK, for mild rude humour.
The habit kids may copy: the loudest wins
Common Sense Media points to the many loud arguments among siblings. In an 11-kid house, being heard often means being louder.
Try tonight: the quiet turn
At dinner, pass a spoon around: only the person holding it talks. When a voice gets loud, say: "Pause. Breathe. Now say it again." In our program, this is the lesson "The Pause Button": stop, breathe, choose.
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FAQ
What age is The Loud House for?
It's rated TV-Y7 in the US and U in the UK. Common Sense Media lists it for ages 8 and up.
What is The Loud House Movie rated?
The BBFC rated The Loud House Movie (2021) PG for threat.
Is The Loud House for kids?
It's made for kids: TV-Y7 in the US, with cartoon fights and loud sibling arguments, according to Common Sense Media.
How many sisters does Lincoln Loud have?
Ten. Lincoln is the middle child and the only boy.
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