Reporting & Help Directory
An international directory of real reporting routes and crisis lines, organized by country and by the type of harm. Bookmark this page before you…
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The Family Tech Agreement
A written agreement won’t stop every hard moment with a screen, but families who make the rules together, instead of handing them down, tend…
Read the guide →The Parent Slang Decoder
A working glossary of the words, abbreviations and emoji parents run into on their kids’ phones, from harmless in-jokes to genuine safety flags. Read…
Read the guide →Spot the Trick
Scams and creeps online aren’t random. They run the same plays over and over. Learn the patterns once and you’ll see them coming a…
Read the guide →Screen Time and Digital Wellbeing
Less about the number of hours, more about sleep, what gets crowded out, and what is on the screen. Here is what the evidence…
Read the guide →Online Risks, Explained
Clear explainers for the online harms that worry parents most. What each one actually is, how it works, and the practical moves that help.…
Read the guide →AI and Kids: A Parent’s Guide
AI landed in your child’s phone faster than anyone could study it. The evidence on harm is still early. But some of the risks…
Read the guide →A Parent’s Guide to Social Apps
TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat and YouTube run most of your child’s social life. Here is what each one actually is, where it goes wrong, and…
Read the guide →When Play Stops Being Play
Two worries get tangled together: mature content that’s above a child’s age, and the way online communities can turn real harm into something that…
Read the guide →The Games Kids Play, and What Can Go Wrong
The danger in kids’ games is rarely the game. It’s who else is in it, what it wants your child to spend, and where…
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