Kideos & Totlol: Online Videos for Kids

Kideos & Totlol: Online Videos for Children: YouTube can be a sketchy place (even for adults). I just heard about www.kideos.com a kid-friendly version of Youtube that divides videos by age group. TotLol.com does the same thing--all the videos are moderated by parents. (I still wouldn't encourage you to let your kids roam around these sites unattended, but they could be useful tools for your family.)

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There is also http://www.totlol.com. My daughter and I have fun watching videos there too.

Posted by Jennifer S | September 19, 2009 7:52 AM

I would recommend www.jellytelly.com as a online resource for watching videos. Phil Vischer (of VeggieTale fame) uses more puppets than animation, and his daily show has taught my 5-year-old the first twenty books of the Bible.

Posted by Matthew Westerholm | September 23, 2009 5:52 AM

Stopped back by to share an update with you... Totlol is now charging $18/yr for use of its site. I no longer recommend it.

Posted by Jennifer S | October 15, 2009 8:01 AM

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