These Are the 12 Movies From the '90s That You Should Watch With Your Kids

Year: 1994

Ages it's appropriate for: 7 and up

Reasons they need to see it: First love, go-karts, talent shows, accidental ballet recitals, and more make up this iconic film that covers so many aspects of childhood in one mischievous little package. Also, mini Bug Hall and an adorable Travis Tedford will show your kids that even the best of friends have fights sometimes; but if it's worth the friendship, working at the relationship and toward forgiveness is possible.

What to look out for: Talking about the "He-Man Woman Haters Club" — and the reaction to the boys wearing wigs and pink ballet tutus — is a great way to intro a conversation about toxic masculinity!

Stream The Little Rascals on Peacock here!