Chart standing · US
What changed · US
Listing changes AppTracker has observed for this app in this storefront — new versions, price moves, rating shifts, and store copy.
Parents can now reorder approved videos, and the chosen order appears in Kids mode. Playlists appear first for easier access. The redesigned Parent Quick Guide now mirrors the app’s real interface with simpler steps, illustrated examples, and clear Parent/Kids mode pointers.
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Kids Videos: Parent Picks gives families a calmer way to use YouTube with children. Parents approve the videos and playlists first, then kids watch from a simple child-friendly library. No open YouTube search in kid mode. No endless algorithm feed. Just the videos and playlists you chose for each child. Create separate profiles for each child, approve individual videos or playlists, and set simple watch boundaries that fit your family. Parent controls stay behind a PIN, with optional Face ID or Touch ID support. Features - Approve individual YouTube videos and playlists. - Give each child their own video library. - Keep kid mode focused on approved content only. - Set session limits, daily limits, wait times, and allowed watch hours. - Use kid-safe checks for videos marked Made for Kids. - Protect parent settings with a PIN. - Store app settings and approved libraries locally on the device. - Switch the app between English and Simplified Chinese. Kids Videos: Parent Picks is designed for parents who want more control than an open video app, without building a complicated media system. You pick what belongs. Your child gets a simple place to watch. Note: This app uses YouTube for video search, metadata, and embedded playback. Videos are not downloaded or stored by the app. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
What's new · 1.0.2
Parents can now reorder approved videos, and the chosen order appears in Kids mode. Playlists appear first for easier access. The redesigned Parent Quick Guide now mirrors the app’s real interface with simpler steps, illustrated examples, and clear Parent/Kids mode pointers.
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