Cómo dejar que los niños pidan canales de YouTube (Aprobar en segundos)

Here's how to let kids request YouTube channels, and why YouTube Kids leaves you adding every channel by hand. Stick around for a better, more secure way to set it up.

Letting kids request channels means your child can ask for a new channel right from the screen that blocked it, and you decide.

Parents do it so the list grows with their child, without nagging, arguments, or sneaking around.

With YouTube alone, you need the YouTube Kids app, your parent Google account, and Approve content yourself switched on.

In YouTube Kids, a new channel means your child tells you, then you unlock the app, open their profile, and add the channel by hand.

Here's the catch. YouTube Kids has no request button, so every new channel waits until you sit down with the app.

In WhitelistVideo, a channel you haven't approved shows a friendly block with Ask Parent. Your child taps it, you get the request on your phone, tap approve, and it unlocks in seconds.

Your child sees the request is waiting, so there's no guessing. If you say no, the channel stays blocked.

WhitelistVideo is a great replacement for YouTube Kids when your child outgrows it. WhitelistVideo, a SourceForge Top Performer in parental control software, is one of the best parental control apps for YouTube.

Get WhitelistVideo at whitelist dot video.