I’ve heard about Smartube for an Invidious frontend, and it’s really nice for sure. I know Roku has Playlet, and it’s still on the Roku app ecosystem to this very day.

How are you able to do this without ads? Are you using an Invidious frontend or something along those lines?

This is extremely wrong on so many levels. No kid should be using tech until they’re much, much older.

Exactly what I called OP out on. That’s just a being censorious religious punk with a “holier than thou” attitude.

I didn’t miss squat. It’s impossible to do both at the same time. What you’re calling for is Nostr to be age-gated, and that’s impossible for the protocol. We know how you work.

Don’t give them any tech until the understand the following:

• trolling
• sex
• death
• propaganda
• toxicity (on the internet)
• privacy
• INFOSEC, OPSEC and other security protocols thereof

If none of these are followed, a child should never use any device until they’re a legal adult.

The things you know they’ll eat… that might be something I can’t really understand. That’s an unhealthy sweet tooth from the looks of things, and I wouldn’t go for that.

The celery or cukes (cucumbers)? Well, I’d do “ants on a log” by putting a nut butter (I use an almond butter of sorts) in the celery channel, and then adding raisins on it (I hadn’t had raisins in a long time, though). For the cukes, I have no idea how that could work.

Granola bars and cookies, unless they’re free of gluten, cow’s milk, refined sugars, soy or seed oils (seed oils are hard to find missing from something), I’d stay the heck away from (there is a good chocolate raspberry granola from Seven Sundays I like, though I just treat that like a cereal).

Instead, I’d do the above mentioned things (minus the things they’ll eat). For my school lunches back in the day, I had some sort of meat item, seaweed, a drink (usually a refined sugar-free juice box)