Yeah nature documentaries are amazing. This one is my favouriteI suggest putting on nature documentaries! I mean, who doesn't like nature documentaries? nobody, that's who
Does this count as a nature documentary?I suggest putting on nature documentaries! I mean, who doesn't like nature documentaries? nobody, that's who
So like 30?Hmm, personally I would keep kids off social media (YouTube is social media) until they’re old enough to understand what it is.
that’s just me though.
Thanky! I can't find the setting that will restrict the content to stuff I've already vetted, but I'm always in the room with him anyway, so I can stop it and block it if he gets into something I don't like. It's easier to block that stuff ahead of time so he doesn't get upset about me turning off something bright and shiny, though. I've found a bunch of channels that are just people reading books aloud, so I subscribe to a lot of those.I don't know how relevant Elsagate is still, but there was a series of really violent, gory, and outright awful content being uploaded with the guise of it being for kids by featuring popular characters like spiderman or mickey mouse. Honestly there's so much outright garbage on that platform you're better off restricting your kid to content you've already vetted rather than giving them everything but what you've blocked.
Anything educational or that teaches morals would probably be best. I heard good things about Bluey, other than it sometimes puts high expectations on parents to live up to the incredible feats of energy and effort of the parents in the show. Beyond that, maybe some crafts and science experiment channels would be good too. But for the love of god, avoid Cocomelon and toy reviews, that's just asking for brainrot and a parasocial relationship respectively.
(also I'm totally going to be that guy for a moment here who tells you how to raise your kid, but be careful when you let your kid watch. I've seen so many parents let their kids play in the middle of a restaurant, or even in a place of worship, and it's always obnoxious to everyone around them. Even as a kid myself I had to learn how to deal with hour-long periods boredom, even when I had a gameboy with me that would have provided entertainment. I've also got ADD/ADHD which makes it REALLY hard to do, but I'd say it was worth it.)
No problem, good on you for keeping an eye on him! It's scary how much actual garbage there is these days masquerading as children's content. And this is coming from someone who grew up watching Cartoon Network nonstop as a toddler!Thanky! I can't find the setting that will restrict the content to stuff I've already vetted, but I'm always in the room with him anyway, so I can stop it and block it if he gets into something I don't like. It's easier to block that stuff ahead of time so he doesn't get upset about me turning off something bright and shiny, though. I've found a bunch of channels that are just people reading books aloud, so I subscribe to a lot of those.
Thanks for the suggestion on blocking toy reviews! I've already blocked several channels that are just spoiled rich kids playing with a ridicuous amount of toys. I don't want him getting the idea that it's normal to have all that shiny crap.
I would recommend blocking Pokemon. This song managed to be on Youtube Kids for an excessively long amount of time.Please talk about what Youtube Kids content is good and what is worth blocking. I'm ultimately going to use my own judgement, but I'm looking for inspiration.
Lol, is age restricted.Here's a kids show on youtube.