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June 16th, 2017
by aaylward
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As summer vacation approaches, you might suspect that your kids are going to be spending more time on YouTube, so what should you know about making that time more constructive? USA Today has recently published a quick parent’s guide to watching YouTube with your kids, with tips such as using the YouTube Kids app which has features such as a timer and entering an age level so it only shows appropriate videos.

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