For children(ages 5-8)
Hey sweetie, you know how sometimes we talk about eating healthy foods and not too much candy, right? Well, just like our bodies need healthy food to grow strong and smart, our minds need healthy videos to watch so we can learn good things and feel happy.I found some channels on YouTube that are like candy—okay, once in a while, but not good for us all the time. They might have some stuff that isn't nice or kind, or they might not help us learn anything new.We can find so many other channels that are like delicious fruits and veggies for your brain - they're not only good for you but also really fun!
For children(ages 9-13)
Hey, I recently used Superr to adjust which YouTube channels we can watch. This isn't about not trusting you; it's about making sure what you watch is positive and enriching. Some channels might not be harmful, but they don't contribute positively either. Like choosing good friends, I want to ensure you're exposed to content that helps you learn, inspires you, and brings joy in a wholesome way.
Let's find new, exciting channels together that align with this. It's all about creating a space where you can enjoy and benefit from what you watch. How about we start this search together?
For children(ages 14-17)
Hey, I want to talk to you about something I did recently - I used Superr to block certain YouTube channels from our streaming list. I know this might feel like I'm stepping into your personal space or choices, and that's not my intention. I respect your growing independence and your ability to make decisions about what you watch.I believe in creating a balance. Just like we try to maintain a healthy lifestyle by choosing what we eat and how we spend our time, the same goes for the content we consume online. I'm open to discussing this with you. If there are channels or content you feel are important to you, let's talk about them. I want to understand your perspective and interests. I need to hear what you think and feel, and together, we can make decisions that respect your autonomy while ensuring a positive and healthy digital environment. What do you say?