Regardless of where you live, one common sight is iPads being used to calm children throwing tantrums at public places, often by playing nursery rhymes or games. If you’ve recently bought an iPad for your child or are simply letting them borrow the one you use for work, it’s only natural to be concerned about the type of content your child is exposed to. Advertisement
While YouTube is home to cartoons, nursery rhymes, and a wealth of educational content to help keep your child entertained, there is certainly a darker side of YouTube filled with inappropriate material that children shouldn’t be watching….
Check out the original article: [Slashgear]How To Block YouTube On Your Child’s iPad (App And Safari)
