This isn’t just screen time, it’s a time to share. Our toolkit helps you turn everyday phone setup into a shared moment of listening, learning, and setting expectations together.
Now’s the perfect time to chat about:
🧠 Being kind and respectful online
🕒 Setting screen time rules together
📱 What to do if something online feels wrong
Conversation Starters
Safety Cards For Your Devices
Don’t just give your child access to a new device without establishing some rules.
It is useful to discuss your expectations for online safety with them first before you purchase or gift them with a new device. The next time a new tablet, phone, video game console, laptop, smart speaker, smart watch, or fitness tracker enters your home, complete the customizable safety suggestions on the Safety Cards. This applies for both personal devices as well as school-issued property that are used in school, at home, or any other location.
View or download any or all of the Safety Cards for your Devices, and stand by the promises each side agrees to.
Digital Do's and Don'ts
When it comes to mental health, our digital world can be a mixed bag. There are quite a few ways online life can enhance our mental wellbeing. There are also many ways online life can diminish our wellbeing.
This list of “dos’ and “don’ts” will help you & your family accentuate the positives of mental health in our digital era while mitigating the negatives:
GenAI Conversation Starters
When ChatGPT was released late last year, it brought with it a new set of issues for kids and parents to consider: how generative AI tools will change the digital landscape, and what their impact will be on many aspects of daily life, both on and offline.
