If you’re like me you often wonder how and what your kids are spending hours watching on YouTube. It doesn’t make sense!
If you’re like me you also don’t have the time to sit, watch and monitor what they are watching.
Well … NO MORE! Why wait for the service to come to you, when you can bring it the masses?!
We’re here for you parents with our “Kid Friendly?: A Parents Review of … ” YouTube channels, new and old movies, books, memes, video games, TV shows, music and more!
When we’re looking for an age-appropriate movie or TV show to watch we’re looking for a few things.
Sexual content!
Sexual content is our biggest issue. As a former teenage boy I’d prefer my kids to stay away from content that is going to ignite that part of their brain. Content that won’t spark a Google search that will lead them to something inappropriate, that might lead them to a lifetime of addiction. Sounds dramatic … I speak from experience.
Violence!
Our 12-year-old daughter despises violence, blood, people that are hurt. A little violence, especially science fiction, doesn’t bother us, especially if it’s not graphic in nature. Our kids are not violent, so we don’t worry about the violence too much. If your kid has a violent streak, you may want to add an extra rating to ours.
Language!
Our youngest is 9-years-old, so we prefer as little language as possible. He knows what words he can or can’t say. If you tend to use language in your house, you may want to add a couple more ratings to ours.
Alcohol & Drugs!
Not a huge issue we watch out for in films, and often this topic allows and leads to a bigger, and more important, conversation.
Message!
What are we getting out of this film, show, channel? Can you take anything from it and learn? Does it help you understand the world, the person, your life, a little more? Is it enjoyable or does it make you feel icky? This is what we look for when we rate for Message!
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Below you’ll find the media we’ve reviewed so you don’t have to! Enjoy! And feel free to like our Facebook page here, or subscribe below to get our latest reviews!

Kid Friendly?: A Parents YouTube Channel Review of PewDiePie
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Kid Friendly?: A Parents YouTube Channel Review of Moriah Elizabeth
Want to find out if the YouTube channel Moriah Elizabeth is appropriate for your kids, or just about Moriah Elizabeth? You’ve come to the right place!

Kid Friendly?: A Parents Movie Review of Tenet!
Want to find out if the the newly released Christopher Nolan blockbuster, “Tenet”, is appropriate for your kids – or even you? I’ve got you covered!

Kid Friendly?: A Parents YouTube Channel Review of Mr. Beast!
Our YouTube Channel Review for Parents finally returns. This week we’re diving into YouTube’s Biggest Philanthropist, Mr. Beast.

Kid Friendly?: “The Last Dance” – 23 Takeaways from Watching the Chicago Bulls Dynasty Documentary with Kids
“The Last Dance” was a nostalgic walk through the NBA I grew up on. I have 23 takeaways about the documentary, including being able to share my NBA fandom with my kids.

Kid Friendly?: LEGO “Friends”: The One With the Unboxing!
Unboxing videos seem to be quite the rage on YouTube! As a sort of joke, the kids and I thought we’d sit down and do our first official unboxing of the LEGO Ideas Central Perk Friends set.

Kid Friendly?: A Parents YouTube Channel Review of Flamingo!
Always curious as to what your kids are watching on YouTube but don’t want to take the time to sit down and understand? We got you covered with our weekly YouTube Channel Review for Parents.
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