Form A Good Habit On YouTube
Your Kids Spend More Time on YouTube Than You Thought
Time on YouTube
Every Day
Spent Surfing YouTube
3 Bad YouTube Habits and 6 Types of Toxic Videos May Hurt Kids
Watch Youtube During Class
How to help kid? >>Watch Youtube During Class
Watching videos can be fascinating, and kids can start watch YouTube during classes. This can hurt their learning and grades in class.
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Watch Youtube Too Late at Night
How to help kid? >>Watch Youtube Too Late at Night
Watching all kinds of videos on YouTube can quickly turn into an addiction for kids that can rob them off their sleep. Light emission from the screens messes with the bio clock and can result in kids having trouble sleeping.
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Spending Too Much Time on YouTube
How to help kid? >>Spending Too Much Time on YouTube
The Autoplay feature in YouTube is On by default, playing new videos after the current one ends. Just like that, kids can spend hours on YouTube without realising. Moderation and time-control are required to develop healthy YouTube habits early on.
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Porn/Sex Videos
How to help kid? >>Porn/Sex Videos
YouTube is filled with intimate videos you’d rather your kids not see.
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Gambling Videos
How to help kid? >>Gambling Videos
We all know the pitfalls of gambling. The hope of a large win can be thrilling, and children may get enamoured with it irrevocably before they can learn how to approach gambling. You’d be surprised at the number of gambling videos your children can get exposed to on YouTube.
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Viral Videos
How to help kid? >>Viral Videos
The mad race for recognition and validation has everyone doing some crazy things for some likes and hearts. The tender minds of your children can get affected with this phenomenon adversely.
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Violent Videos
How to help kid? >>Violent Videos
The young, developing minds are not equipped to process violence. YouTube has a whole lot of violent videos that can make even adults cringe.
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Gaming Videos
How to help kid? >>Gaming Videos
YouTubers post their gameplay videos for street cred and recognition. Often, these gameplay videos contain gory scenes or action scenes you might not want your kids to see that their tender age.
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Cyberbullying Videos
How to help kid? >>Cyberbullying Videos
You do not want some random person on the internet talk your kids into doing something they would never do on their own, right? YouTube can be a source of such cyberbullying videos.
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Easy to Start with 3 Simple Steps
Register
Register a membership account.
Install
Install FamiSafe from App Store or Google
Play on both parent's and kid's cell phones.
Connect
Connect and monitor kid's phone from
parent's phone using Famisafe.
FamiSafe - Not Just A Glorified YouTube Protector For Your Children
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YouTube's "Restricted" Mode
YouTube's own Restricted Mode is a rudimentary attempt at restricting access to YouTube content. When Restricted Mode is On, you can't see comments on videos. A major issue with Restricted Mode is it is just not enough and does not offer the kind of controls parents need to ensure maximum safety for their children.
Pros: Simple to set up；
Available by default；
Free of charge;
Removes comments from videos, potentially removing hateful comments;
Cons: It's an automated system, you can't block YouTube channels manually;
Inadequate and inefficient filters
YouTube Kids
On the face of it, YouTube Kids sounds like the perfect solution to the problem, but parents who have been through this, know that it is far from it. YouTube Kids is mired in controversy, the filters are just not strong enough and YouTube has been under fire commercial advertising in the app and more than a fair share of inappropriate content seeping through and being freely available to watch.
Pros: Age-restriction of content;
Available by default;
Free of charge
Cons: No fine-tuning possible;
Algorithm does not stop commercials targeted towards kids;
Inadequate filters
GooglePlay or iOS Setting
Google Play cannot amply protect your children from anything except what they are doing on the Google Play Store. The iOS settings, namely Screen Time, are a different matter. On iOS, you can use Screen Time to carefully fine-tune the times your kids are online on YouTube, but nothing more. iOS does not moderate what your kids watch on YouTube.
Pros: iOS Screen Time available on all iOS devices;
iOS Screen Time can give granular control over time spent in each app
Cons: Cannot filter content on YouTube;
Cannot prevent hateful comments on YouTube;
Cannot prevent children from searching questionable content on YouTube;
No content-level filters
YouTube Parental Control Tips and Tricks
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TED-Ed
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It's Okay To Be Smart
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Amy Poehler's Smart Girls
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FamilyFriendlyGaming
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GoNoodle
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Cosmic Kids Yoga
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