The (live) children's TV my daughter watches is on PBS. The extent of the advertising she is exposed to while watching it is the idea that giving money to PBS a

The (live) children's TV my daughter watches is on PBS. The extent of the advertising she is exposed to while watching it is the idea that giving money to PBS allows them to continue to show the TV programs. The other children's TV she watches is on Netflix, with no advertising. While some of those shows exist because of advertising during their first run, if that option weren't present then something would fill the void. Anyway, "advertising to children" is already specifically defined and regulated in many countries. The question is simply how far to take those regulations under existing definitions.