The family is the basic unit of society and the starting point of all other social structures. Likewise, it a subject to changes and transformations as well as different media representations. Given that the media is an integral part of children's lives in the modern world, it is necessary to see how the family is portrayed in children's television programs, since this will also partly affect the image that children build about family relationships. Given that Croatian Radiotelevision is a public television station in Croatia whose aim, among other things, is to educate, it was taken as a platform for the analysis of the media portrayal of the family. The goals of this paper are to determine how the family is presented in the children's program of the Croatian Radiotelevision "Juhuhu", what types of families are shown, what values are represented with regard to family and upbringing. The method used in this paper was the content analysis of the children's program over a period of one week. The results showed that the family was shown in fewer shows of the children's program "Juhuhu", mainly the nuclear family was shown, and there was a non-stereotypical representation of the family and supportive parenting style, which leads to the conclusion that Croatian Radio and Television promotes modern values in its children's program and keeps up with world trends.