As a Pakistani parent, you should let your kids use Kiddle search instead of Google

As a parent, your biggest fear is your child misusing internet. In today’s world where computers, smartphones and tablets and other devices connected to the internet have become an important part of education, leaving your child unattended can lead them into the darker corners of the web.

Websites like Google and YouTube are popular for children where they conduct their research and watch educational videos. But directly using Google means that they will be exposed to all kinds of search results. Even when a child is using a safe keyword to perform a search on Google or YouTube, they can easily see irrelevant search results that are sometimes also adult in nature.

When a child is unattended, they could find something that could lead to a negative character development. This is why as a parent in Pakistan, it is very important that you use Kiddle search engine instead of Google.

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Why let your kids use Kiddle?

Kiddle search engine is powered by Google but is specifically designed for children. The search engine automatically emits anything adult in nature and is an extremely safe and kids safe search engine. Here are a couple of reasons why Kiddle is an excellent platform for children.

1. Every site appearing in the search results of Kiddle meet the family-friendly requirements. The search engine filter sites that have explicit or deceptive content automatically.
2. Kiddle editors work tirelessly to bring websites that provide meaningful content for children. They hand pick sites for the first three pages of the search engine specifically designed for kids.
3. All the Kiddle search results have illustrated big thumbnails which makes it very easier for children to find what they are looking for.
4. The font is also larger than Google to give better readability.
5. No personal data is collected when kids are using Kiddle, unlike Google which collects all kinds of data and then presents them back using ads.

Kiddle works best on Google Chromebook. Why not compare prices and get your child his/her first Chromebook?