Set the scope of the list
Open Search History, choose the child, and select the offered window of seven, thirty, sixty, or ninety days as appropriate. Read the displayed state before interpreting the result. The page distinguishes choosing a child, loading, errors, and no searches in the selected period. If Load more appears, additional records are available through that control. Do not assume the first visible set is the complete history without checking the page’s available navigation.
Read the fields for what they say
A row shows a search query and its time. Some rows also identify a tapped video and creator. These fields describe steps in the search interaction, not every reason the child entered a phrase or everything that happened afterward. Use Watch History for the separate recorded viewing question. Avoid treating an unfamiliar search term as a complete explanation of the child’s intent. Ask for context calmly when a particular record needs discussion.
Investigate uncertainty without inventing a conclusion
If the list is empty, confirm the selected child and window, then consider whether the child used a non-search route within PARE. If there is a loading error, resolve that before describing the list as empty activity. For a persistent mismatch, send support the relevant app and device details and a concise description, without passwords, PINs, or unnecessary child information. PARE Search History concerns its child app; it does not claim to collect searches from every external browser or service.