A lot of what I see on youtube with a small kid isn't necessarily about the "good" stuff I've found, but highlights formats that would vastly benefit from bette

A lot of what I see on youtube with a small kid isn't necessarily about the "good" stuff I've found, but highlights formats that would vastly benefit from better production. There's a LOT of "play with X, do activity Y, do this cool thing Z" videos that my kiddo loves to watch while also playing, but could be taken to the next level EASILY. The fact that PBS and mainstream kids networks don't do things like this, or a more professional production network, is strange to me. Likely professional production is poison pilled by preassumptions of previous programming paradigms, or the sponsorship fundamentally ruins it.