Licensed video for childcare settings
Safe, licensed, advertisement-free video for nurseries and daycares, cleared for group showing.
NurseryFlix gives nurseries, daycares and childminders a video library licensed for group showing, with no advertising or autoplay. Each item is mapped to early years framework areas, with a record of what was shown and why.
No account. No card. No sales call.
The problem
Childcare settings show video to groups of children using consumer streaming accounts, which is almost always a licensing violation, or free video platforms, which bring advertising aimed at children and autoplay into unvetted content.
Regulators and parents both care, settings know they are exposed, and there has been no compliant alternative built for them.
Who it is for
Nurseries, daycares and preschools
Settings that show video to groups of children and need a compliant alternative to consumer streaming and free platforms.
Childminders
Childminders who want licensed, advertisement-free video, with a tier of their own.
Chains and paediatric waiting rooms
Chains running more than ten settings, and paediatric waiting rooms that show video to children.
Screen time per child, not per room
Put in the age group, sessions, minutes and where the video comes from. See each child's screen time against WHO guidance, and whether the source needs a licence check. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
Consumer streaming subscriptions are generally for personal, non-commercial use. Check the service's terms before showing it to a group in a childcare setting.
What the guidance says
For two to four year olds, WHO guidance is no more than one hour of sedentary screen time a day, and less is better.
Time at home counts toward the same daily hour, so screen time in the setting is best kept well under it.
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NurseryFlix — group screen time check · 40 minutes a day per child · Within WHO guidance · Video source needs a licence check Run it yourself: https://nurseryflix.com
Source: World Health Organization, Guidelines on physical activity, sedentary behaviour and sleep for children under 5 years of age, 2019. The licence notes are general guidance, not legal advice.
How it works
NurseryFlix, from the first step to the result.
- 01
Start with the free library
A starter library fully licensed for group showing, permanently.
- 02
Choose a playlist
Curated by age band and educational purpose, with a defined length.
- 03
Show it to the group
No advertising, no autoplay and no recommendations.
- 04
Keep the record
What was shown and why, for planning and inspection.
Video a practitioner can justify at inspection
A licensed library cleared explicitly for group public showing in childcare settings, curated by age band and educational purpose.
Cleared for group showing
The library is licensed and cleared explicitly for group public showing in childcare settings.
No ads, autoplay or recommendations
There is no advertising, no autoplay and no recommendations.
Curated by age and purpose
Content is curated by age band and by educational purpose.
Mapped to early years frameworks
Each item is mapped to early years framework areas, so a practitioner can justify it in planning and inspection.
Playlists with defined lengths
Playlists have defined lengths, so a session ends when it should.
Offline and on record
Offline download for settings with poor connectivity, and a simple record of what was shown and why.
Questions people actually ask
Is it licensed for showing to groups?
Yes. The library is licensed and cleared explicitly for group public showing in childcare settings.
Will children see adverts or autoplay?
No. There is no advertising, no autoplay and no recommendations.
How does it help with planning and inspection?
Each item is mapped to early years framework areas, and a simple record shows what was shown and why.
What if our internet connection is poor?
Offline downloads are included in the full library plan.
Is there a free option?
Yes. A free starter library, fully licensed for group showing, permanently.
What does the full library cost?
29 dollars a month per setting, including offline downloads and planning records. Chains above ten settings pay 19 dollars per setting.
Is there a tier for childminders?
Yes. The childminder tier is 9 dollars.
How long does a session last?
Playlists have defined lengths, so a session ends when it should.
Why should I trust the group screen time check?
The limits come from WHO guidance for children under five, named on the page. The licence notes are general, not legal advice, so check the terms of the service you use.
Pricing
A free starter library, permanently. The full library is priced per setting, with lower rates for chains and childminders.
Starter library
Freepermanently
Fully licensed for group showing.
- No advertising or autoplay
Full library
Recommended$29per month, per setting
For nurseries, daycares and preschools.
- Full library
- Offline downloads
- Planning records
Chains
$19per setting
For chains above ten settings.
- Per-setting pricing for chains
Childminders
$9childminder tier
For childminders.
- Licensed for group showing
Prices in USD.
Screen time per child, not per room
Put in the age group, sessions, minutes and where the video comes from. See each child's screen time against WHO guidance, and whether the source needs a licence check. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
Open the free toolIt runs in your browser. NurseryFlix never sees your inputs.