Now, parents can rest a little easier knowing that videos in the YouTube Kids app are narrowed down to content appropriate for kids. Family-focused contentįor years, families have come to YouTube, watching countless hours of videos on all kinds of topics. And we’ve built in voice search so that even if your child can’t spell or type, they can still find videos of things they’re curious about. With larger images, bold icons and more, it’s fast and simple for little thumbs to navigate. Your 4-year-old may already be a swiping expert, but the app’s design makes it even easier to find Pocoyo or the latest episode of Sesame Street’s The Furchester Hotel. The app makes it safer and easier for children to find videos on topics they want to explore, and is available for free on Google Play and the App Store in the U.S. Today, we’re introducing the YouTube Kids app, the first Google product built from the ground up with little ones in mind. And lately, those of us at YouTube have been working on a new way for our kids-and yours-to discover and explore videos on every topic in, well, the universe. We’re not the only ones: Families worldwide are watching millions of videos on YouTube. For example, right now, I spend a lot of time on YouTube with my 3-year-old son, who loves watching videos of car washes, Super Simple Songs, and about the universe. Like most parents, I love helping my kids learn more about something they're interested in.

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