Approve the sources
Choose which YouTube channels can appear for each child instead of relying on an unrestricted recommendation stream.
WonderKid TV gives parents direct control over what children can browse, how long they can watch, and whether learning comes before entertainment.
Demo requires no signup · Representative example data · Separate public marketing site and private app
The core model
WonderKid TV is not an open discovery app. Parents define the available sources first, then add time and learning rules for each child.
Choose which YouTube channels can appear for each child instead of relying on an unrestricted recommendation stream.
Use per-child daily watch limits, blocking, approved-content search, and other parent controls.
Use learning goals and quizzes, then review watch history, topics, and quiz performance.
How it works
The setup is designed to be understandable: create the child, choose what is allowed, then verify the child experience yourself.
Use separate profiles when children need different channels, limits, or learning settings.
Start with a small trusted source list, set the daily limit, and optionally configure learning goals.
Confirm the feed and controls match what you intended before handing over the device.
Parent controls
Time limits alone cannot answer what was watched. A whitelist alone cannot structure the day. WonderKid TV combines multiple parent controls.
Proof before signup
Saying “we have parent controls” is not enough. These public resources show what the controls mean and how families can combine them.
Switch between the kid feed, parent controls, approved channels, learning quiz, and reports in a browser-only demo.
Try demo →RepresentativeSee toddler, early learner, sibling, and learning-first configurations with clear illustrative-data labeling.
Browse examples →OfficialRead task-oriented documentation for setup, profiles, channels, limits, learning, reports, and privacy.
Open docs →Different safety model
The parent remains responsible for choosing suitable sources. WonderKid TV provides the boundaries and child-focused viewing surface.
Pricing
Pricing and plan limits can change; the values below reflect the public site as reviewed on August 22, 2026.
Questions
WonderKid TV is built around parent-approved channels and per-child controls rather than an open recommendation feed. Parents choose what sources are available, set limits, and can add learning requirements.
Yes. Separate child profiles let channel access, watch limits, learning settings, and reports differ by child.
Yes. The public interactive demo uses representative example data and requires no signup.
No. Approved means the parent chose to allow the source. Parents should review the channels and videos they approve and revisit those choices over time.
Read the privacy & safety documentation for the plain-language model and the Privacy Policy for canonical data-handling terms.
WonderKid TV gives parents more direct control over the sources, limits, and learning structure around a child’s video time. It does not replace parental review, and its public documentation deliberately avoids treating “approved” as a universal safety certification.
Try the public demo, then create your first child profile when the model makes sense for your family.