The good news is that YouTube has put a stop to emotionally charged and violent stunts and pranks. Even with the most innocent search, you should keep an eye on what your child is seeing on YouTube since inappropriate stuff might appear. YouTube Kids was created to provide a secure environment for children aged 7 and up. It's recommended for all parents who want to give their kids a head start in technology without exposing them to negative influences. YouTube is not safe for young children to use by themselves. They can watch videos featuring cartoon characters doing inappropriate things (like eating cookies after they've been slapped), which could lead to them trying such acts out themselves. Children should always be watched by someone who knows how to manage unsupervised computer use. Young users should also never be allowed to log in to accounts with whom they are not familiar. This includes family members' accounts. If you have an account that your child is allowed to use, lock it down so that he or she cannot access it unless specified. Only give your child access to their own account so that they know how to contact you if they get into trouble while using YouTube. Children should also never click on links in emails or other messages. Let them know not to click any links in messages they do not understand. Parents should also set up privacy controls for their children's accounts so that they can decide what content they see.