Windows 10: YouTube video for https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TwamDG3wFTM

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TwamDG3wFTM

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Can't get Youtube to show videos in Chrome

Load this checklist video in Edge:
(I'm assuming you did at least a few of these steps, since you stated you tried other suggestions earlier)

Go through the list of suggestions here to try to repair YouTube for Chrome...

 

Can't get Youtube to show videos in Chrome

I haven't gotteen to this suggestion yet - but, I've shut down half my Extensions and, now, I get the voice of the Youtube videos - but still not the video. Thought this clue might help.

 

When I allow one youtube video in content restrictions, it then allows all youtube videos to be watched

I am trying to allow my child to watch a youtube video that he needs to watch for his online school classes. I put only that one video into allowed online content but the problem is that after he watches the video, all of the suggested videos are then enabled
even though their IP address changes to the new video address. I assume that the problem is that youtube is enabled and the watch?v= parameter is not being treated as a different IP address. So I am assuming that my rule to allow my son to watch a certain
video is being parsed as allowing youtube.com/ and not youtube.com/watch?V=<only the specific video>

Is there any way around this? Or can this be fixed by microsoft family?

The problem that I have with youtube is that there are some really bad things on youtube that are not adult content but they are extremely inappropriate. I do not want my child seeing videos by horrible children acting horribly and thinking that this is
his role model because it's on a video but I do want him to be able to watch specific selected videos for school.

Right now my only solution is that I have to be there and approve each school video when he is ready to watch them. This is not a good solution as it forces me to be a helicopter parent and takes away his (limited) autonomy. That's not a good lesson for
a nine year old.

Please help me with a solution to this problem.

Thank you,

Andrew Nelson