I’m in a similar situation. Haven’t found a need to lock down things like YouTube or even TikTok. My kids aren’t endlessly scrolling. They are playing games wit

I’m in a similar situation. Haven’t found a need to lock down things like YouTube or even TikTok. My kids aren’t endlessly scrolling. They are playing games with friends or reading or practicing sports / music. My middlest daughter recently took up pottery and previously knitting because of content she watched on TikTok. My youngest is constantly asking to do home chemistry stuff she learned watching such content. We had to cut her off from the home made slime, but not the content that got her interested enough to want to try it herself. My children are more well rounded due to these services. Far from the mindless doom scrollers everyone else claims these apps turn kids into.