How to Make YouTube Kid-Safe
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Sure, YouTube is filled with great stuff for kids to view. It’s also packed with videos that, well, aren’t too great 
for them to view. How to keep a young surfer on a safe path? Try TotLOL, a monitored front-end to YouTube that offers only G-rated videos for the young ‘uns. It’s free!
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November 12th, 2009 at 12:00 am
i am so addicted to Youtube. I watch mostly music videos and funny videos on Youtube sometimes i also upload my own funny videos in youtube. `
January 15th, 2010 at 9:06 am
Doesn’t the front page of Youtube always only display G-rated videos? That first page should be OK. Only when you start searching, the nasty stuff shows up. Relevant for me. If my child just checks youtube that is OK. When he starts searching on the site, I’d be more alarmed (as monitored by parental control reports). Thoughts?
Thanks
Bert