For grown-ups

• No ads, accounts, comments or endless feed. Nothing here is recommended by an algorithm; every video was picked by hand.
• Nothing plays on its own. When a video ends, YouTube's suggestions are covered and the page asks: one more, or a break?
• Shorts, unboxings, surprise eggs and nursery-rhyme factory channels are left out. What's here is slow-paced: draw-alongs, ballet, read-alouds, real animals, gentle science.
• Each picture is the video's own cover, so you can tell what it is before you tap.
• Favorites, watch-again and the daily count stay on this device. Nothing is sent anywhere.

How the videos were chosen. Every video was checked against YouTube on 11 November 2026: it exists, allows embedding, and belongs to the channel shown. The list started from the open learning-child catalog and was extended from parent and teacher recommendation lists, then filtered by channel and title for ages 4 to 5. Nobody has watched every minute. Watch along when you can, and trust yourself if one doesn't feel right.

Modeled on Andrej Karpathy's HackerTube and Michael Galpert's WonderVision.