YouTube is planning to release a new version of its YouTube Kids app that will do away with algorithmically suggested videos and will only display videos from channels that a team of YouTube curators handpicks, a source familiar with YouTube’s plans told BuzzFeed News.

The whitelisted version will be an option parents can select. It will exist alongside the algorithmic version.

By giving parents the option to turn off the algorithmically recommended videos, YouTube Kids will at least, in theory, no longer suggest conspiracy theory videos to children. It should also not show videos with problems similar to those that have surfaced on YouTube Kids in the past, such as sexually explicit language, profanity, and pedophilia jokes.

Last month, a Business Insider investigation revealed that YouTube Kids was suggesting a wide number of conspiracy videos to viewers, including "videos which make claims that the world is flat, that the moon landing was faked, and that the planet is ruled by reptile-human hybrids."

YouTube Kids' algorithm is tuned to show kids only kid-friendly content, but even YouTube admitted that it doesn't always do a great job. "Sometimes we miss the mark," the company told Business Insider.