Comfort

With the advent of Pastory, our family literally breathed a sigh of relief. Before that, we often argued about what the child could watch and what couldn’t. YouTube, TikTok — there’s a sea of ​​content everywhere, but who would sit and select everything manually? Pastory became a real salvation: now our daughter herself turns on videos that interest her, and we are sure that they don’t just entertain, but teach something.

I really liked the ability to set filters by age. We chose 4–6 years old, and now the platform shows only those videos that are appropriate for her level. Moreover, Pastory analyzes the child’s interests and offers videos with similar themes. For example, if my daughter watches a cartoon about animals, then she will be offered other videos with animals — but with an educational presentation.

I was also pleased that there are courses and even mini-programs of sorts — from numbers and shapes to emotional intelligence. All of this is presented unobtrusively, in a game format. At the end of some videos there are tasks or mini-games that we often do together.

An educational app for kids should be exactly like this — convenient, modern, and caring. It is also important that the platform does not collect unnecessary information, which means you can not worry about privacy. In general, Pastory is a smart compromise between digital leisure and real learning. I recommend it to all parents!
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