Netflix has released the first trailer for its reboot of “Little House on the Prairie,” signaling the streamer’s new adaptation of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s semi-autobiographical books. Both outlets describe the series as Netflix’s take on the material, centered on the Ingalls family as they seek a new beginning. The trailer highlights the family’s move to Independence, Kansas, framing the story around the hope and hardship that accompany the transition. In the footage, Laura Ingalls (Alice Halsey) speaks about the idea of “a new forever” following dialogue about arriving in Independence, Kansas for a “fresh start,” with Charles Ingalls (Luke Bracey) driving the family’s decision. The reboot is positioned as a reimagining rather than a direct revival, drawing from the established books while presenting updated characterization and story framing through the trailer’s emphasis on the Ingalls family’s struggle and adjustment to changing circumstances. The releases confirm Netflix has moved from announcement to promotional rollout with a full trailer.