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Nelu Lazar
@nelulazar · Founder JuniorTube by Nehloo Interactive
Ads on YouTube still function. Parents and teachers see all the ads each and every time they browse YouTube to curate and add new videos to their playlists that sync to JuniorTube.
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Nelu Lazar
@nelulazar · Founder JuniorTube by Nehloo Interactive
Prior to making this app, I had no other choice but to get the iPad off the hands of my kids each and every time they wanted a new video added to other similar apps out there. So I made it easy and now I push the videos remotely, over-the-air to their JuniorTube app, simply by using my phone or laptop to add them to the kids' playlists I curate right on YouT… See more
Mihai Dragomirescu
@webmyc · Product/Marketing guy
YouTube safe mode is definitely not a solution for this problem. JuniorTube tackles it quite well and @nelulazar explains why above. I build a much more rudimentary version of this product as an extension to UrbanKid.ro - a positive parenting community - it's http://cuca.urbankid.ro and it's a blog with curated video content for kids, categorised on genre an… See more
Matthew Brown
@edtechmatthew · Founder, NursePass
I look at JuniorTube through two lenses:
As a parent, and first gen user of JuniorTube, I know my four children will not be exposed to the potentially harmful and influential images and portrayals we've all mistakenly come across in a suggested or recommended video. I love YouTube and how it's connected people of all walks, but my children aren't at the age… See more
Claire Brown
@mmegrinder26 · Kindergarten Teacher
JuniorTube is a MUST have in both my kindergarten classroom and at my home for my 2 year old....
Let me first share why JuniorTube is beyond useful in my classroom. Not only do I use this app for instruction, I also use it for reinforcement and exploration for my students. When introducing, practicing or reviewing a specific topic whether it is science, soc… See more
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Ryan Hoover
@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
YouTube and Netflix + an iPad are a parent's best friend (from some of my observations). Netflix somewhat recently added a kids-safe version and on YouTube you can turn on "safety mode" to hide inappropriate videos.
Is this not enough, @nelulazar?