What it does:
Kongoroo aggregates kids sites. Parents can then vote on which sites they like best, and kids can have a safe, fun way to find the very best of the web, just for them.

How it beats the competition:
It’s free, fun, and open.  This is some company telling you what your kids want, but the parents themselves saying what they like best for their kids.

Site:
kongoroo.com

Twitter:
http://twitter.com/#!/Kongoroo

Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kongoroo/135837913131155

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1. KidZui – The Internet Browser For Kids

Have young children? You might want to check this out, particularly if they’re taking their first steps on the Web right about now.

KidZui, the web browser that’s built for kids, is today launching KidZui 5.0, featuring more functionality for parents and children to discover and share the Internet together.

With one click, children can now send KidZui-approved videos, websites, and pictures to their parents with the browser’s new built-in ‘KidConnect’ capabilities. Parents can now also easily send content directly to their children to return the favor. Essentially, KidZui aims to maximize parent and child computer screen time as an opportunity to connect and converse with each other through shared content online.

KidZui says it currently boasts over 2 million games, websites, photographs and videos, and that all of them are approved jointly by parents and teachers.

[via Techcrunch]

Site: http://www.kidzui.com/

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