Playbook: kids channels

Last updated 13 Oct 2026

Huge, repeated views, but the strictest rules: mark it "made for kids" and keep it completely safe.

Course · Stage 7: Niche playbooks · Lesson 22/24 · 10 min

Why it matters

Kids rewatch familiar songs and stories — a good video lives for a very long time.

Made-for-kids content on YouTube has comments and personalised ads turned off, so ad income per view is usually lower. Plan your income first.

Step by step

1. Mark content "made for kids" properly when it targets children. Don't dodge it to keep comments.
2. Pick one repeatable format: action songs, colours / numbers / letters, stories with a lesson.
3. AI characters must be cute and consistent, with nothing scary and no dangerous actions kids might copy.
4. Make your own music or use clearly licensed tracks; avoid famous copyrighted melodies.
5. Plan side income: custom songs / videos (birthdays, kindergartens), printables, learning apps.

Common mistakes

• Not marking made-for-kids to keep comments — penalties are possible.
• Using copyrighted melodies.
• Copyable but dangerous scenes (climbing, playing with sockets).

Ready-made prompt (ChatGPT / Claude / Gemini)

Write a 1-minute action song for ages 3–5 about [topic]: short, repeating lines with a movement for each line. Then check: no dangerous actions, no hard words, no copyrighted characters or songs.

Exercise

Pick one kids format and script one video plus a safety checklist.

Done when: Made-for-kids is in the plan, no dangerous scenes, no one else's copyrighted music.

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