Family guides
Choose age-appropriate expectations that can grow alongside your child.
- Simple guidance for ages 6–9, 10–13, and 14–18
- Examples that connect to school and home
- Small steps instead of one overwhelming policy
For parents
Lead with curiosity, not fear.
You do not need to be an AI expert to guide your child. Start with a few useful questions, clear family expectations, and the willingness to learn together.
Clear guidance. Practical next steps.
Explore the essentials
A thoughtful place to begin
Conversation starters
Make AI a normal topic your child feels safe discussing with you.
- Ask what felt helpful, confusing, or surprising
- Discuss mistakes without turning them into punishment
- Invite your child to teach you what they tried
Healthy family habits
Create a few memorable guardrails that work in everyday life.
- Keep private details out of prompts
- Check important claims before acting
- Protect time for people, play, and offline learning
Keep going
Create your family safety baseline.
Walk through the safety hub together and choose the first three habits to practice.