I was on the bus this morning near the buggy space, a mum had a toddler in a pushchair and gave her her phone to play with. The kid was looking at Instagram or Tiktok, not sure which platform but was just scrolling through videos and I could see. At first it was all quite innocent looking stuff like a which dress do you prefer quiz, and kids dancing around playing with slime, standard slop you might find on kids youtube. Then soon after the mum stopped looking, there was a cartoon video of what might have been Roblox, where a man was running around with a gun and shot a sheep and a couple other animals, blood and onto the next video. Next video was a shirtless teen appearing to compare his friends' boobs, then another shirtless teen came along, pulled a toy gun out of his underwear and shot the other guy, he fell to the ground and the girls cheered and rubbed the guy's nipples. Then the mum had another good luck at the screen by which point it was showing dolls. I didn't see any "adult" content really but not suitable for a toddler at all. And I found it so unsettling that the dodgier stuff went by so quickly that it happened in the interval where the mum wasn't looking. I might have said something if an inappropriate video had been showing at that moment, but by the time I had processed what I was looking at the video had already ended. And of course it's none of my business but she might have no idea what kind of content her toddler sees. And beyond just this one toddler, it worries me if it's a common thing for small children to have access to these kinds of uncurated short videos that could be showing them absolutely anything. I just feel really disturbed by it.