FirstVideo for YouTube for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Tantrum Apps on 2012-11-20 | Category: Entertainment
Rating 2.92
from 25 Votes |
$ Free
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Tantrum Apps on 2012-11-20 | Category: Entertainment
FirstVideo for YouTube is a Entertainment app by Tantrum Apps. Have you ever played a YouTube video for your kid only to end up with a list of "recommended" videos which aren't really appropriate? This happens all the time with me and my daughter, so we created FirstVideo. FirstVideo provides a clean, kid friendly environment to watch YouTube videos.
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1. Have you ever played a YouTube video for your kid only to end up with a list of "recommended" videos which aren't really appropriate? This happens all the time with me and my daughter, so we created FirstVideo.
2. FirstVideo provides a clean, kid friendly environment to watch YouTube videos.
3. - Enable Parent Mode to allow searching for more YouTube videos.
4. - We've added some of our favorite YouTube videos to a special recommended section.
5. The interface is easy enough for your child to use by themselves and can be tweaked by a parent to allow access to only the videos you approve.
6. - We've preloaded over twenty of our favorite kid-friendly and parent-approved YouTube channels for you to watch.
7. - Mark your favorite videos for easy access anytime.
8. - It’s a universal app for both iPhone and iPad so you can watch videos at home or on the road.
9. - Tap on the YouTube logo to show the list of channels.
10. - Tap on the Star icon to see the videos you've marked.
11. - We'll be adding new videos every week.
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This is the worst app ever
The idea here is great... In theory. Unfortunately we put a little too much trust in the developer to filter videos and have since had to discuss issues with our children that are not necessarily age appropriate base on things they've seen and heard on some of these videos. Most recently my 8yo watched a cartoon video where one character- upon being subject to another's 'singing'- pulled out a gun and shot himself in the head. This is not "kid friendly" entertainment.
Walled garden for you to pick your flowers in but no substance of consequence.
My 5 year old likes to play videos over and over and now I can let her without worrying.
Not worth it if I can't choose my own videos.
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