"(Bluey is good though, no shade.)"

It really is. 90% of kids shows are completely unwatchable by anyone over age 10, and most of the rest are tolerable because they use double entendre to go over the heads of the young viewers. Bluey is the exception. The writers understand that "silly" and "dumb" are not synonymous. The characters aren't doing stupid things for no reason. This makes the jokes actually funny. They also include the points of view for both the parents and the kids. Families can watch together and laugh at the same jokes. Some episodes have layers with real meaning for parents. For example, the episode "Café" is about how easy it is for kids to play together but also about how men struggle to make friends. It's not preachy and it doesn't try to provide a solution. It just acknowledges the reality.