Rules
One-page family reporting plan with the 48-hour clock
A one-page family reporting plan: six lines to agree in daylight, where a report can go, and the 48-hour Take It Down Act removal clock.
Desk
Market Desk
Who supplies what, at what price, and how that has moved.
Reviews
Screen-time habits examples compared: the parts worth your attention, updated for 2027
Screen-time habits examples: eight changes households actually make, the sentence that introduces each one, and the failure mode each runs into.
Costs
Screen Time Habits Guide: Reports and a Four-Stage Handover
A screen time habits guide to reading device reports skeptically, spotting meaningful patterns, and handing over household rules in four stages.
Industry
Mental wellbeing policy template for families
A mental wellbeing policy template for families, with fill-in fields for crisis contacts, online safety, platform reports, trusted adults, and review.
Reviews
How to make sense of self-esteem and body image risks: the parts worth your time
Self-esteem and body image risks in a household: seven habits that do damage, why reassurance is one of them, and both ways of misreading a change.
Costs
Do self-esteem and body image house rules bind the kids, or the adults?
Self-esteem and body image house rules mostly bind the adults, so here are six worth keeping, five worth refusing, and a review that asks what adults broke.
Industry
Cyberbullying tools your teen can run alone, matched to the problem
Which free cyberbullying tools a teenager can set up alone, matched to the problem, and what a parent adds with a screenshot, a dated log and a report.
Maintenance
What changed in cyberbullying, and who it affects
Cyberbullying arrangements need an annual look: the four things that move underneath them, what to re-check, and the one promise that never changes.
Guides
Cyberbullying guide after week one: school, fallout, log
A cyberbullying guide for after the first week: working with the school in week two, handling the fallout in weeks three and four, and keeping the log.
Reviews
What the CDC Youth Risk Behavior Survey reveals about American teens and social media
Teen safety parenting starts with the CDC Youth Risk Behavior Survey, which tracks teen mental health and online behavior across the United States.
Costs
Parental control apps in the US, free vs paid and what $10 a month buys
Social media safety for parents and teens starts with knowing what free parental controls cover and what roughly $10 a month buys in the US app market.
Costs
School guidance checklist for an online incident
Use this school guidance checklist to prepare for a school meeting about an online incident, record what is agreed, and follow up with your child.
Industry
What state attorneys general can do about social media and teens, and how parents can use it
Teen safety parenting with state attorneys general: the Meta, TikTok and Snap suits, how investigations and settlements work, and how parents file complaints and read AG reports.
Industry
Five years, three versions: what survived and what went in an invented family agreement
One invented household's family agreement, rewritten three times over five years, showing what happened to clauses that survived, changed, or were dropped.
Rules
Seven warning signs in family agreements, and the one you cannot write out
A parent's guide to family agreement risks, read from the child's side: seven ways a written document does damage, and the one risk no clause can cover.
Features
Parental controls changes: one audit for devices and apps
Parental controls changes after an update can go unannounced. Check Apple, Google and Microsoft, then TikTok, Snapchat, Instagram and YouTube, in one sitting.
Reviews
How parental controls tools differ, and which to pick
Parental control tools differ by what they watch and who holds the record, so compare named products on reach, exit and price before you install one.
Costs
Age by age guidance risks: why birthdays mislead
Age by age guidance risks arise when birthdays are treated as reliable markers. See how accidental, social, and autonomy-related risks shift with a child.
Maintenance
Why does an outgrown age-by-age guidance rule start every argument?
Age-by-age guidance rules do three different jobs as your child grows: how to write a rule that fits the stage, and why an outgrown rule starts the arguments.
Costs
Six households, six parental controls setups: what actually got turned on?
Parental controls in six invented households, each with what was switched on, what was deliberately left alone, and what the arrangement actually cost.
Maintenance
Parental Controls Guide: Tell Your Child What's On
A parental controls guide built on disclosure: name the job before the menu, tell your child what is on and why, and agree on what takes each control off.
Industry
Teen social media use laws: finding the rule that applies
Teen social media use laws vary by country and state. Here is how to find the rule that applies to you, who can act on a problem, and what evidence to keep.