Perhaps you think that sounds nice. But think a little more. When the government rates speech, approving some speech and disapproving other speech, all of us are endangered, children as well as adults. Children's vulnerability to what they read and see and hear is often cited as a reason to allow the government more control over speech directed at young audiences. In fact, that makes any measure of government control over speech directed at children even more dangerous.
Children are susceptible to propaganda.
It is not. That we might agree that the FCC means well is fundamentally irrelevant. Hundreds of years of world history teach us that powers given to government to do good can just as easily be used to do bad. We do not know what changes in personnel and policies the future will bring. A single election can shift the political tide to barbarism.