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This has been the question I've asked myself for the past 2 years since I began gifting my baby girl the tablet with all the Youtube channels made specifically for infants. According to some, they aid children develop, increase their cognitive abilities, and perform other tasks. They also help promote social and mental progress. I can see my child enjoying the program. She's constantly watching it with her sparkling eyes and giggles ready to explode off her lips. I don't understand the commercials. My baby isn't a consumer. Why are you insisting on promoting commercial breaks on YouTube?, even if they're not infant-like for my child?First of all, commercials aren't comprehended by infants. That's simply both a cost-effective and resources, including time spent in creating and playing this commercial ad (video) to a child.. They're just babies, and they don't understand the message. If you say so, then why insist on showing these ads to little babies? If the ads are being shown to mothers and fathers or other baby-care providers are they doing it so that they are able to profit? This is very unclear to me, and it is getting irritating.This is also true of cat videos. Recently, I discovered that my cat likes to watch these beautiful videos of cats. It's usually mice or birds however my cat likes to sit and watch the videos for hours. Hunting, I suppose. The ads keep interrupting these videos, and who is it trying to find? My cat is not a user of these videos. Advertisements aren't her thing. But maybe they are hoping I'll be watching the videos with my cat? It's possible that they are partially right however, I am more interested in watching stupid videos for cats than doing anything useful.So I found a great solution that I have used recently. It's as easy as downloading Youtube videos onto my computer or my daughter's tablet and then playing them from there. You get the idea. I found this site that lets me save the video on my computer, instead of logging onto Youtube every time my cat is looking for birds. It allows me to double-click on an mp4 file to my computer. The file plays in VLC immediately. It doesn't have commercials.The same process is applicable to all the baby videos and channels. My daughter enjoys watching videos on Youtube. I then save the videos to my desktop and then copy them to her tablet. Sometimes, I play the songs one at a time using her tablet. But it is much more efficient to visit the website from your desktop computer and then copy the videos to the location you require them. Or maybe that is only me, being old school that I am...This method actually turned out a great mobile data saver. When the downloading of videos from Youtube was a reality I needed to keep my tablet hooked up online either via hotspot on my smartphone or occasionally I would even have a special data plan for my tablet itself, when we went on a vacation.. https://pastelink.net/j0ze29fk Data can be very expensive when you're traveling with the world... And so my data usage dropped by 3-4 times. Now we have actually begun rolling over some of our data to the following months. This was quite a shocker for us. Normally, we'd be charged for overusing our monthly limit three or four times.. That's why I would recommend to all parents of young children and loving owners of cats that you download your videos from Youtube and other sites to your device, save them in the format mp4 and watch videos any time later without additional data usage.<img width="352" src=" |
