Floating Breakfast

This video is safe for most kids except for two instances of strong language that parents may want to address. The video offers a fun, cultural food tour of a floating breakfast in Bali, with positive commentary on fresh fruits and local dishes, but the casual swearing ('shut the [ __ ] up') is inappropriate for young children.

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Strong & Crude LanguageSome

The transcript contains two instances of the word 'fuck' (bleeped as '[ __ ]'), which qualifies as strong language. The usage is casual and not directed at anyone, but it is still profanity.

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“shut the [ __ ] up”

What Parents Need to Know

Parents should be aware that the video contains two instances of strong language ('shut the [ __ ] up') that may not be suitable for younger viewers. On the positive side, the video introduces kids to Balinese cuisine and culture, including dishes like pork buns, turmeric drink, and fresh fruit, and encourages trying new foods. The host's enthusiasm and food ratings (e.g., '11 out of 10') can spark interest in global foods, but the lack of context about the location or ingredients may require parental explanation.

Talk to Your Kids About

1What new foods from Bali did you see in the video? Would you try any of them?
2Why do you think the host rated some foods higher than others? What makes a food '10 out of 10'?
3The host used strong language a couple of times. How do you think that affects the video? What words could they have used instead?
4What did you learn about breakfast traditions in Bali from this video?

Frequently Asked Questions

What age is this video appropriate for?

We recommend age 8 and up due to two instances of strong language ('shut the [ __ ] up') that may be inappropriate for younger children. The cultural food content is educational and engaging for older kids.

Does the video contain any bad language?

Yes, the host says 'shut the [ __ ] up' twice, which is strong language. This is the main concern for parents, as the rest of the content is family-friendly.

Is this video educational for kids?

It offers a light cultural lesson about Balinese breakfast foods, including local dishes like pork buns and turmeric drink. However, it lacks detailed explanations, so parents may need to supplement with additional context about Bali.

Are there any food safety concerns in the video?

No, the video simply shows the host eating a floating breakfast in a pool. There are no unsafe food handling practices, but parents should note that the host eats with his hands and uses a single knife.

Does the video promote unhealthy eating habits?

No, the host enjoys a balanced meal with fruits, vegetables, and protein. The positive ratings for fresh fruit and healthy dishes like chicken sauté are good examples for kids.

Is the floating breakfast setting safe for children to imitate?

The video shows a breakfast served on a tray floating in a pool, which could be a choking or drowning hazard if imitated by young children. Parents should discuss pool safety and supervision.

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