Eight documents. Eight moments.
The free guides help you take action on one thing. The Kit gives your family a complete system — built around where your kid actually is right now — that you come back to as they get older and the tools change.
01
Age-Banded Playbook
Who your kid is right now. Three bands: 10–12, 13–15, 16–17. A 12-year-old and a 16-year-old need different things, and everything else is filtered through the one you're in.
02
AI Apps — Parent Quick Reference
What's actually on their phone. App by app: what it does, what it remembers, and what the real risk is at your kid's age.
03
Whatever They Say Back
How to open the conversation. Including the three ways it usually goes wrong, and what to do if you've already done one of them.
04
Parenting Scripts for AI Conversations
Word-for-word scripts for eight moments that catch parents off guard. Homework. An app you haven't vetted. Something concerning in their history.
05
What to Ask the School
Who to ask, what to send, and what to do with whatever comes back. The one part of this you don't control.
06
Our Family's AI Agreement
Printable. You both sign it. Not a rules list they read once and forget.
07
What to Turn On, and When to Turn It Off
The actual settings, platform by platform, age by age. What to configure, what to skip, and why.
08
Ten Minutes, Twice a Year
The check-in that keeps it current. AI changes fast and so does your kid. This is the part that makes it a system instead of a one-time afternoon.
All eight are sections of one combined PDF — a single download, not eight files to keep track of. Print the whole thing, or just the two pages meant to go on the fridge.
What it isn't
Not generic advice that could apply to any age. Not a scary list of everything that could go wrong. Not the free guides with more pages.