YouTube Kids is better in this respect, but more recent.
I am young enough that when I grew up phones started to become mainstream, and anecdotally people that started using PC-s before phones developed greater interest in technology later on.
In a way computers allow you to break stuff and learn how to fix it. Phones put you in a sandbox with a hose of internet content.
And they seem to know 10x of what I did at their same age.
My son is 9, watching endless Geometry Dash tutorials, and making his own levels. He loves it, and he loves to show me his work.
Tablet time will become an extension of your home life.
If you have good discussions - encouraging curiosity, fostering creativity, challenging their approach "Why did you design it this way?" - the kid and the algorithms will follow that lead.
They can to take care of Talking Tom or some other virtual pet but ignore their own pets.