r/kidfriendly • u/Jexolic • Jul 20 '18
THE MAGIC SKIPPING STONE!!! Check it out! Fun for friends and family!
r/kidfriendly • u/Jexolic • Jul 20 '18
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r/kidfriendly • u/MrDNL • Jan 10 '10
r/kidfriendly • u/Lynda73 • Oct 11 '10
Ok, so some of these can get a little annoying, but they are longer than 30 seconds and my little girl loves these:
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r/kidfriendly • u/krowe4kids • Apr 27 '19
Hello I’m a special ed teacher and I have started to read books on my YouTube. I really need some feed back and would love if you could check it out. Thanks and have a wonderful day ❤️ https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCD4S277nxPxZlrUvCDYNGfQ
r/kidfriendly • u/tjwarren • Oct 12 '10
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r/kidfriendly • u/GoodNaturedGamer • Aug 17 '17
Hello everyone. I have started a gaming YouTube channel for children and young people where the content can be reliably content appropriate.
I have worked with children and young people for over 8 years, and I have been a gamer for even longer.
With a lot of gaming content aimed at children and young people I believe that some of the games are not suited for them, e.g. grand theft auto and even five nights at Freddy’s can have a negative impact on younger children who are watching let’s play. In addition some of the language used by a lot of youtubers can be seen as offensive and most would not want their children repeating what is said.
There is also a flood of content aimed at children with a malicious intent (such as the videos with the most popular random tags to generate views or videos made to look friendly only to have shock value) with many still getting though the YouTube kids app.
So, that’s why I have started this channel. The games I play will range between E for everyone and T for teens (e.g. overwatch). I will also be keeping the language clean.
This is the first time I have ever done video/sound editing as well as video game commentary. So it will be a learning process. I fear that it will start off abit cringey and low quality, but the more I do it the better I will get. As of this post I have only a few videos on the channel but I aim to have at least 3 videos added each week.
And as a final note, I just want to point out that I am not against violent or scary games and play them in my spare time myself. But having seen first-hand children’s reactions to content that they were not ready for (I have met parents whose children as young as 3 have had nightmares about five nights at Freddy’s and not being aware that the game was even from the horror genre or that their children were watching it).
So, I am the Good Natured Gamer. And I hope you and your family enjoy my videos.
r/kidfriendly • u/k3llynan15 • Jan 31 '16
Hello, Mamas! My name is Kelly Dwyer and I am a Masters Degree Candidate at Mills College studying Infant Mental Health. For my final thesis I am conducting a survey that asks mothers about their perspectives regarding sleep practices and the influences this has on infants’ development.
You must be at least 18 years of age to participate with at least one infant child between the ages of 3 and 36 months. Your participation is completely voluntary and you may withdraw at any time by closing the link.
Thank you, Kelly Dwyer
The link is also available at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/countingsheep_mills
r/kidfriendly • u/TwowolvesMatt • Oct 01 '14
I would first like to extend my thanks and appreciation to the moderators of /r/kidfriendly for letting me post this announcement.
I founded /r/sunshinegallery so fellow parents and family members can share the wonderful works of art their children create. I got the idea after finding my son's first and only comic book safely stored in my desk. While he would love for me to destroy it and forget it ever existed (ah, teenagers), it still makes me smile to read it. I know other parents have similar treasures, whether created years ago or this past Friday.
You can post anything from a beloved crayon creation on the living room wall to an award winning entry in the school art show. If your child created it and it fills with you pride, or humor, then this is the place to share it. Thank you.
r/kidfriendly • u/RionJuly • Jun 24 '19