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Published July 25. 2021 12:01AM
Chuck Barney, The Mecury News Get the weekly rundown Email Submit
The TV streaming world, it seems, becomes more crowded by the day. But amid all this head-spinning traffic, where can parents be assured that their kids are tuning into age-appropriate content?
It might make sense to try Sensical.
Backed by San Francisco-based Common Sense Media, Sensical is a “worry free” streaming service for children ages 2-10. It launched this week with more 15,000 videos curated by topic and age group.
“Sensical was founded on the belief that kids deserve better,” said Eric Berger, CEO of Common Sense Networks. “We built a service from the ground up, rooted in science, supported by experts in the field and designed to reflect how kids stream today.”
It might make sense to try Sensical.
Backed by San Francisco-based Common Sense Media, Sensical is a âworry freeâ streaming service for children ages 2-10. It launched this month with more 15,000 videos curated by topic and age group.
âSensical was founded on the belief that kids deserve better,â said Eric Berger, CEO of Common Sense Networks. âWe built a service from the ground up, rooted in science, supported by experts in the field and designed to reflect how kids stream today.â
The free, ad-supported service was announced late last year and introduced earlier this spring in an extensive closed beta test with parents. Founded in 2003, Common Sense Media is a nonprofit organization that aims to promote safe technology and media for children. (Common Sense Networks is a for-profit affiliate).