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1. www.brightcanary.io › should-your-kid-become-a-youShould Your Kid Become a YouTuber? Pros and Cons for Parents

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   Mar 31, 2023 · Creating a YouTube channel could be a great learning experience, or it could lead to burnout or other issues. Either way, keep discussing it as a family. The benefits and risks of letting your child become a YouTuber and tips to manage potential downsides and support their passion safely.

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3. www.pcmag.com › how-to › should-you-let-your-kidSo, Your Kid Wants to Be a YouTuber. Should You Let Them?

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   Mar 3, 2023 · Your child wants to be a star on YouTube or TikTok, but should you encourage them? Experts and one YouTube-famous family share advice on how to help kids try online content creation safely.

4. www.commonsensemedia.org › articles › is-it-ok-forIs it OK for my kid to start her own YouTube channel?

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   Jun 5, 2020 · YouTube is supposed to be for users over the age of 13, due to the fact that the parent company, Google, collects and markets user data. The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) exempts kids from data collection. But, as we all know, plenty of kids have YouTube channels.

5. parentzone.org.uk › setting-up-a-youtube-channelSetting up a YouTube channel: a parent guide | Parent Zone

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   Sep 13, 2024 · YouTube doesn’t allow children under the age of 13 to create their own channels or accounts, and children between ages 13 and 17 are only allowed to open them with parental permission. If your child is under 13, you should set up the channel yourself – and continue to manage the content they post and everything they do on it from that point on.

6. www.smartparenting.com.ph › parenting › realShould You Let Your Child Have A YouTube Channel?

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   Apr 11, 2022 · It is YouTube’s rule that children under the age of 13 are not allowed to create their own channels or accounts, while those between the ages of 13 and 17 are only allowed to open them with parental permission. The Roseros also had to learn the technical side of setting up a channel.

7. www.familyeducation.com › entertainment-activitiesMy Kid Wants to Be a YouTuber: Is it Safe and Smart?

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   Feb 21, 2024 · Your Kids and YouTube. When considering whether to allow your child to have a YouTube channel, it is essential to weigh the potential educational benefits and opportunities for creativity against the responsibilities and risks associated with being an online content creator.

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   Can kids watch YouTube?

   • Your kid's age will determine how to proceed. YouTube is supposed to be for users over the age of 13, due to the fact that the parent company, Google, collects and markets user data. The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) exempts kids from data collection. But, as we all know, plenty of kids have YouTube channels.

   Is it OK for my kid to start her own YouTube channel?

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   Should my child have a YouTube channel?

   • When considering whether to allow your child to have a YouTube channel, it is essential to weigh the potential educational benefits and opportunities for creativity against the responsibilities and risks associated with being an online content creator.

   My Kid Wants to Be a YouTuber: Is it Safe and Smart?

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   What do parents need to know about YouTube?

   • What do parents need to be aware of? YouTube doesn’t allow children under the age of 13 to create their own channels or accounts, and children between ages 13 and 17 are only allowed to open them with parental permission.

   Setting up a YouTube channel: a parent guide | Parent Zone

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   Can a 13 year old open a YouTube channel?

   • YouTube doesn’t allow children under the age of 13 to create their own channels or accounts, and children between ages 13 and 17 are only allowed to open them with parental permission. If your child is under 13, you should set up the channel yourself – and continue to manage the content they post and everything they do on it from that point on.

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   Should children have their own YT channel?

   • The Roseros’ say they don’t see anything wrong in allowing their child to have his own YT channel. The key for them is constant presence and setting limits. “As parents, we decided to do this because it was what he wanted, and because he thought it was fun. But also, as parents, we have to set the rules and the limits.

   Should You Let Your Child Have A YouTube Channel? - Smart Parenting

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   Are YouTubers safe for kids?

   • Luckily, there are a ton of parental control apps that make it easy to keep kids safe. One of the best safeguards for parents and kids looking to become YouTubers is Famisafe. Giving a child access to the internet is scary, but Famisafe helps kids develop good habits and avoid the dangers online.

   My Kid Wants to Be a YouTuber: Is it Safe and Smart?

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9. nextstepparenting.com › should-your-child-have-aShould Your Child Have a YouTube Channel? - Next Step Parenting

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   Understanding why your child wants a YouTube account can give you a peek into their motivation. Does the child want to express themself? Do they want to teach or learn video editing skills? Do they want to experiment creatively? Are they trying to pursue fame?