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I always check the app permissions first, honestly. My boy's tablet got flooded with ads once because I didn't pay attention to what access the app was asking for, and it was a nightmare. I also read the reviews carefully, especially the recent ones, because apps change over time and what worked two years ago might be full of in-app purchases now. Content-wise I'm strict about age ratings, and I make sure the app actually lets me set parental controls properly before we download it. It does take a bit of time upfront but saves so much headache later when your kid isn't suddenly seeing stuff you didn't expect or the app isn't draining your device's battery.

I usually just download educational apps for my son to play with. For example learning phonics/numbers/drawing/animations. As for Youkids I have parental control. if he's into colours I will choose all those subjects so the algorithm is all about one subject.

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