[blParent] Watching Sesame street on iPad

[Tony Malykh]

Thanks, I should definitely play with Hulu then!

Why do you also use Fire TV and Apple TV? Are they just more convenient 
ways to stream content from Hulu to big screen TV?


On 12/10/2021 10:00 AM, Star Gazer wrote:
> Hulu is great and accessible.
> We have an Amazon fire tv which is accessible and pple tv which p redates amazon fire. I don't like Apple tv as much since you have to point the remote so very precisely at the apple tv which is  small little device.
> I do like that both apple tv and Amazon Fire tv talk, I know what the kids re watching and I can adjudicate if they think a show/movie will be fine but I know it won't.
> For example I remember when my oldest was bout 7 and she wanted to watch  dolphin movie. She loved the movie A Dolphin's Tail and wanted another dolphin movie. She found one and it said something like "a troubled teenage girl..." and I shut it down telling her that a "troubled teenage girl" didn't mean she was having trouble in math class or that her parents were troubled about how the back deck was put on their house. I explained to her that there were going to be scenes that weren't nice and that we'd not be watching that movie. That's not info she would have known by the movie description or by the title of the movie and no I can't remember what it was. Sesame is also on hbo so see if your cable provider will give you a package, we get hbo, hulu Netflix and a bunch of streaming services.
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> Hi all,
> We would like to let our children watch Sesame street, but I have no experience with online streaming services.   Wondering if anyone can recommend one. Accessibility with VoiceOver is my biggest concern. We have an iPad for that, but we can consider somehow streaming it to big screen smart TV as well.
> So from my brief investigation Sesame street appears to be available in Hulu, but not in Netflix. Does anyone know if Hulu app is accessible?
> Or would it make more sense to try from iTunes/AppleTV? I've heard mixed opinions regarding AppleTV, e.g. not reliable and too expensive, but would be curious to hear opinions.
> Are there any other options that we should consider? I've heard of Roku for example, but I don't quite understand what it is supposed to do since it allows streaming from Netflix or Hulu, so it's not a content provider in my understanding. Is Roku app accessible and is it worth investigating?
> I also found Sesame street app, but it doesn't appear to contain full episodes, only short clips.
> Thanks!
> Tony
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