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The Owl House age rating: what parents of kids 4–7 should know

The Owl House age rating: the series is rated TV-Y7 in the US, meaning directed to children 7 and older, per Rotten Tomatoes. We couldn't find a UK BBFC or German rating. Common Sense Media, an independent nonprofit, lists it for ages 8 and up, noting cartoon-style violence, crushes and chaste kisses, and name-calling. The show ended in April 2023 after three seasons.

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The Owl House at a glance

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Risk flags0 of 6Official age rating: 7+ (TV: TV-Y7)
  • –Official rating above age 7
    TV-Y7 per Rotten Tomatoes
  • –Violence in rating descriptors
    No violence descriptor found
  • –Scary content in rating descriptors
    No scary-content descriptor found
  • –Bad language in rating descriptors
    None in ratings found
  • –Sexual content, drugs, or alcohol in rating descriptors
    None in ratings found
  • –Rated 12 or higher in the UK or Germany
    No BBFC or FSK rating found

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.

TypeAnimated Disney fantasy series (2020–2023) about a teen who wants to become a witch
US (TV rating)TV-Y7 (directed to children 7 and older), per Rotten Tomatoes
UK (BBFC)No BBFC rating found
Common Sense Media8+
StatusEnded after 3 seasons; the final episode aired April 8, 2023 (per Wikipedia) source

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 Owl House is about

It's an animated Disney fantasy series about Luz, a teenager who stumbles into a world of witches and demons and befriends Eda, a rebellious witch, and King, a tiny warrior, while trying to learn magic. It premiered in 2020 and ran three seasons; the final episode, "Watching and Dreaming," aired on April 8, 2023 (per Wikipedia).

The Owl House age rating: what's in it

Short answer: It's rated for ages 7 and up in the US, and Common Sense Media lists 8+.

  • US: TV-Y7 (per Rotten Tomatoes).
  • UK and Germany: we couldn't find a BBFC or FSK rating.
  • Common Sense Media: 8+. It notes cartoon-style violence, such as a character hitting another with a stick; crushes, chaste kisses, and dating; and name-calling like "sucker," "creep," and "jerk." It also notes that the show has Disney's first lead bisexual character.

Is The Owl House over?

Short answer: Yes. It ran three seasons, and the final episode, "Watching and Dreaming," aired on April 8, 2023 (per Wikipedia).

As of October 2026, we couldn't confirm any new series or film.

The habit kids may copy: the secret

Common Sense Media points out that Luz lies to her mother so she can follow her dream. On screen, the lie opens the door to the adventure.

Try tonight: two ways to get a yes

Ask about something your child really wants. Then ask: "Is there a way to get it without hiding it?" Talk through both roads. In our program, this is the lesson "Two Roads": noticing that there's a choice.

Who makes it: Disney Channel. See what its other titles teach in the Kids' Media Publisher Index.

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FAQ

What age is The Owl House for?

It's rated TV-Y7 in the US, for children 7 and older. Common Sense Media lists it for ages 8 and up.

Is The Owl House scary?

We couldn't find a rating descriptor for scary content. Common Sense Media notes cartoon-style violence in a world of witches and demons.

Is The Owl House over?

Yes. It ran three seasons, and the final episode aired on April 8, 2023.

Is The Owl House for kids?

It's rated TV-Y7 in the US, and Common Sense Media says older kids and tweens will recognize its messages about self-esteem and compassion.

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