Kids Content by Age

Every age has different needs. Our picks are grounded in AAP, WHO, and Harvard Center on the Developing Child research.

0–2

For the youngest kids, this section is for parents — not for solo viewing.

2–4

Vocabulary explosion meets executive-function beginnings. Co-viewing wins.

4–6

Pre-reading brain wiring is in a rapid gain phase. Make it active.

6–8

Reading fluency and working memory take off. Creation beats consumption.

8–12 (tweens)

Identity exploration meets reward-system sensitivity. Tools beat feeds.