How we choose content

Five stops

1. SourceOpenly licensed or public-domain sources, and volunteer creators.
2. Rights recordSource link, license and credit are recorded. No proof, no publishing.
3. 
   Age floorEvery video has a lowest age (2+, 3+, 5+). Younger children never see it.
4. Editor reviewAn editor checks it against a checklist and scores it. Quality and age suitability are judged separately. No approval, no publishing.
5. After publishingContent can be suspended. When its rights run out, it comes down by itself.

Where it comes from

• Wikimedia Commons

  Animal and nature videos, photographs.

  • Public domain
  • CC BY
  • CC BY-SA
• Public institution archives

  Space and nature footage.

  • Public domain
• Book Dash

  Picture-book stories, read aloud.

  • CC BY
  • CC BY-SA
• Blender Foundation

  Animated films.

  • CC BY
• Open music and photos

  Freely licensed recordings and photographs for Discover cards and music.

  • Public domain
  • CC0
  • CC BY
  • CC BY-SA
• Volunteer creators

  Videos by adult volunteers, on their own channels.

  • Rights statement
  • Virus scan
  • Editor review

ND (no derivatives) and NC (non-commercial) licenses are not used. Credits are kept in the content records. The sources of everything published are listed on the Heroes page.

Voice and narration

• Synthetic voiceStory and card narration is made with synthetic (artificial) voices, not human ones. Parents pick the narrator voice. Translated and adapted texts are read by an editor before they are published.

What we turn down

• Ads, sponsors and “subscribe” calls
• Outside links and QR codes
• Scary or violent scenes
• Flashing, over-fast editing
• Low quality below 720p
• Plain footage with no story
• Toy-unboxing, candy and shopping videos
• Anything with unclear licensing
• Videos downloaded from social media

“Free on the internet” is not a license. Without proof, we do not publish.

Spotted something?

Tell us. We review it and, if needed, take the content down right away.

• In the appParent area, PIN, “Report content”. Pick a reason for a video or channel; add a note and an email if you like.Next app version
• By emailWrite to abuse@vaybak.app. Copyright and rights-holder notices go to the same address.