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Floella Benjamin says death of kids TV will push them to adult content


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Children's TV legend Baroness Floella Benjamin has said a 'crisis' in dedicated programming for youngsters is pushing them to adult material on YouTube 'detrimental to their wellbeing'.

Floella Benjamin, a former children's TV presenter, has expressed concerns about the potential disappearance of children's television, warning that its absence could drive young viewers towards adult content. In an interview with the Radio Times, she highlighted the importance of children's programming in providing safe, educational, and entertaining content tailored for young audiences. Benjamin, who has been a significant figure in children's entertainment since the 1970s, fears that without dedicated children's TV, kids might turn to platforms like YouTube, where content is not always age-appropriate. She also discussed the broader implications of this shift, including the loss of a shared cultural experience for children and the potential negative impact on their development.

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