Turn off videos in safari?

Someone asked me if there is a way to turn off or block videos that are shown in safari other than the safari prefs which cannot be locked? This person wants to stop their children from accessing videos in safari.
thx

Thank you, Kevin. On my old, very-limited WAP phone I would go to [mobile.cnn.com|http://mobile.cnn.com], which refuses to load on a regular web browser (including the iPhone, of course). [cnnmobile.com|http://cnnmobile.com] works great when loaded from the iPhone. That solves my immediate problem.
A [Google search|http://www.google.com/search?q=iphone+bookmarklets] does turn up a lot about bookmarklets on the iPhone. I guess I'll have to do some research.
My original point is valid, though. An iPhone stuck on EDGE should have an easy option to turn off graphics. I'm sending [iPhone Feedback|http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html] to Apple and would encourage others to do so.

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