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I see. I don't have kids but from what friends have told me, something like "only allow Peppa Pig and Sesame Street" sounds kinda useful. Guess it depends on th
by wink 4y ago
I see. I don't have kids but from what friends have told me, something like "only allow Peppa Pig and Sesame Street" sounds kinda useful. Guess it depends on the age.
- eru 4y agoFor us, it's the opposite. We specifically want to ban Peppa Pig, because that piglet is damn annoying to listen to (and mean, especially to her dad). Same goes for Cocomelon. Youtube Kids lets you set a whitelist, but I found that too much of a hassle. I don't mind if the toddler finds new things to watch. But she's also under light supervision when using the phone. (Ie in the same room, but not being constantly hovered over.)