Watch Bluey! It's a kids show, but everyone should watch it.

Bob's Burgers has got to be the #1 here. One of the most loving families in television history.

Avatar - The Last Airbender might be a contender. If you can tolerate some entirely NOT wholesome dynamics alongside all the wholesome ones.

The Owl House also comes to mind.

Bluey and Bob's Burgers are both amazing for healthy family dynamics, and Bob's burgers can be so funny I've cried laughing. The camping episode!

How much the parents care for their children and each other is extremely touching.

Bluey has such a healthy, compassionate family dynamic I was confused watching it for the first time.

My Neighbor Totoro!

the original black and white The Addams Family is extremely wholesome. There's an absolutely lovely family dynamic and the parents are extremely loving to the children and each other. I highly recommend it!

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

As a dad with a daughter I absolutely bawled my eyes out during the Mitchell's VS the machines. It's a daughter going off to college story and the dad trying to connect.

It's a pretty funny movie and nails how families can act with each other

My daughter is only 11 but I know some of that is not to far off down the road

The Incredibles and Inside Out both portray realistic, flawed, loving family dynamics. As a parent, they're hard and beautiful to watch.

Barakamon (2014)

After torpedoing his career, a young, lonely calligrapher gets sent to a remote island community where he befriends the local townsfolk and a precocious child. Its quite lovely and I think you’ll like it a lot.

And it looks like someone has put the entire series, with English subtitles, up on YouTube:

https://youtu.be/ip2T3BS3mgg

Film: Mitchell's vs the Machines.

TV: The Great North

We should setup a watch party thing around some kind of FOSS friendly deal. At a minimum we could watch and discuss for a day+ of open conversation. It might be fun?

Sid the Science Kid

Addams family (Movies)

Malcolm in the Middle(dysfunctional, but deep down concern)

The Mummy (movies)

Hmm... It's an adoptive family dynamic, but I think you'll like Anne Shirley. You can watch the recent remake or the original anime depending on preference.

• Digimon Adventure (1998) -- Contains: Divorced parents who deeply love their children and are willing to put their differences aside for their sake, adopted son learning that his parents really love him and that he really loves them, cool older brother who tells overly-pressured kid to stop trying to meet expectations and go do what makes him happy. (also -- Kaiju fights, of course) -- Plus, christmas miracle, ALL the family members are alive at the end!

If you're willing to tank a whole heap of tragedy around the wholesomeness --

Fullmetal Alchemist: Brothehood (and the Manga. Actually I prefer the Manga) is a classic about a pair of brothers who face many difficulties together. It's really sweet how much they protect each other. Shout out also to their not-sister-childhood-friend for being an honorary third sibling. Then there's their father, absentee for most of the show, but once he appears he's fully ready to sacrifice himself for their sake and all that.

For anime: Sweetness and Lightning.

It's about a single father cooking different dishes for his daughter with the help of one of his students.

since all commenters here are missing out on the best family shows and films i'll add to the collective knowledge

Astrid Lindgren's

• Ronja Rövardotter

• Saltkråkan

• Bullerbyn

Tove Johansson's

• 1972 Mumin

overall swedish cartoons

• Alfons Åberg

• Långa Farbrorn

• Creepschool (highlights and helps alot of trauma and social issues of children in every episodes, i can attest)

but if you want only american... i don't have a family drama, but a found family feelgood

• 1985 Freaks of Science

ask me for clarifications or so

You didn't ask for a video game, but the first piece of media I thought of was, Yakuza Kiwami and Yakuza Kiwami 2. They literally made me cry at some scenes because of how wholesome parts of them are. He kinda adopts a little girl, and starts an orphanage. There's even a section of the game where you just walk around town holding her hand. Although the game has a lot of mature elements and is not entirely about this.

I can't really think of many parent/child wholesome media, but Mr Rodgers is something I enjoy watching with my daughter.

Edit, I just remembered, I Love Lucy is pretty wholesome with a parent child relationship

Netflix's Lost in Space.

Figure 17

Loving dad. And what if you suddenly had an identical twin that's trying to better you and helps you get out of your shell?

Wrote this in another thread but I love the found family trope and Spy x Family totally fits that bill. I wrote a few other examples below.

Movies

• Logan
• Ice Age
• Wild Robot
• Up
• Despicable Me

Shows

• The Last of Us
• The Mandalorian
• The Witcher
• Daddy Buddy (this one is an anime on Crunchyroll. I highly recommend this if you liked Spy x Family. Revolves around 2 assassins who accidentally wind up with a 4 year old)

The Fragrant Flower Blooms With Dignity

It's a new anime and it's more focused on the kids, but the relationship the main has with his family is so good. Honestly all of the characters are just so darn good. They're all so wholesome and just good.

Fresh Prince of Bel Aire with Will Smith and James Avery. Not a perfect family, but James plays a wonderful tv dad.

A story about found family overcoming trauma that I love is Fruits Basket, particularly the 3 season remake.

I'm also very partial to Boy Meets World (TOPANGA!!!!)

The original Naruto series has its moments. The first two or three arcs hit me throughout several times.

Hunter x Hunter has friend dynamics like that and can turn up the feels with missing father throughout.

For a movie I got “Instant Family”. This one’s focus is entirely about adoption, and it’s a great ride.

A show that I think is very unknown is “Parenthood”. It also does the huge family thing like “Modern Family” which I love. The stories about parenting are more diverse here tho: you’ve got the classic parenting teens, dealing with autism, and adoption, all in one show.
Plus the actors are all great, I mean who could say no to Craig T Nelson as patriarch and Holly Genero from Die Hard as matriarch?

Kakushigoto is really good.

It is the story of a single-parent manga artist who is ashamed of his work and goes to great lengths to keep it from his young daughter.

The story begins when the girl, now older, discovers her Father's job, and is told through flashbacks to her growing up and life with her father who was always trying his best for her.

I can't find the official trailer with subtitles but it gives you the idea. Trailer.

Really heartwarming, and bittersweet at times, and other things I won't spoil.

It's kinda mainstream, but I've enjoyed Modern Family quite a bit. Sure, there is some friction, but it all works out in the end, so perhaps that fits what you're looking for.

Usagi Drop is an anime about an unwanted orphan being adopted by someone with a big heart and no experience. https://anilist.co/anime/10162/Usagi-Drop/

The Paddington movies are absolutely delightful.

Steven Universe, from beginning to the end. The last (fifth?) season was called Steven Universe Future; it's a timeskip several years into the future.

For something new you could try Alma-chan Wants to Be a Family.