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Parents fear YouTubers are bringing ‘brain rot’ to Netflix. But are kids wising up to ‘slop’?

Parents are raising alarms about YouTubers influencing Netflix kids' shows, calling it 'brain rot.' Critics argue that the hyper-stimulating content may not be beneficial, while some kids are learning to be more critical of what they watch....

The Guardian· Oct 12, 2026 · 3:14 AM · 3 views

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Parents are raising alarms about YouTubers influencing Netflix kids' shows, calling it 'brain rot.' Critics argue that the hyper-stimulating content may not be beneficial, while some kids are learning to be more critical of what they watch.

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