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Re:YouTube bans comments on all videos of children by TACIXAT on Friday March 01, 2019 @03:37AM (#19278849)
My best idea is containerized video platforms. A parent can pay for the service or host it themselves. You control who is on it. The place where this breaks down though is not everyone has friends and the world would no longer be the audience. As well, video hosting is expensive, not sure it is affordable in most countries.

I don't think there is a great solution yet.

Re:YouTube bans comments on all videos of children by sah2ed on Friday March 01, 2019 @10:31AM (#19281481)
Are direct-to-DVD types of content dead and buried in developed countries?

Lots of middle-class families in developing countries still buy (pirated) DVDs of Barney & Friends and similar family friendly shows for playback on their home theatre systems, for those moments when kids announce they are bored.