WonderKid TV
Example setups / Multiple kids

Separate sibling profiles instead of one shared rule set

Different ages often need different channels, limits, and learning expectations. This example shows how two children can have independent configurations.

Illustrative configuration. The child names, settings, and viewing data are fictional examples.

Mia · age 4

30 min/daysmall channel listsimple learning
  • Three parent-approved channels.
  • Shorter daily watch limit.
  • Search limited to approved content.
  • Age-appropriate learning modules.

Leo · age 9

60 min/daybroader librarylearning goal
  • More science and coding channels.
  • Longer daily watch limit.
  • Learning goal before entertainment.
  • Separate quiz and topic reports.

What stays separate

SettingMiaLeo
Approved channelsSmall preschool listBroader school-age list
Daily limit30 minutes60 minutes
Learning modulesSimple age-appropriate promptsMath, geography, science
ReportsOwn watch historyOwn watch + quiz data

Why separate profiles matter

A single household rule can be too restrictive for an older child and too permissive for a younger one. Per-kid controls let a parent tune the safe feed and learning expectations independently.

Explore a sample child profile

The interactive demo lets you switch between the kid feed and parent controls without signing up.

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