Your kids are online.
Let's make that a little less terrifying.
Real-world privacy advice from a privacy professional who also happens to be a mom. No panic. No tech degree required. Just practical ways to make your kids' digital lives a little safer.
Not sure where to start? →Less doomscrolling.
More doing something about it.
Group chats. Gaming. First phones. Apps with seventeen menus and privacy settings buried in the eighteenth. You don't have to master it all. We'll focus on the changes that make sense for your family.
Find your starting point →Oh, good. You’re here!
Here’s what you’ll find around here.
Kids, apps & the digital wild west
From first phones to group chats and gaming, we’ll unpack the digital stuff your kids are navigating—and what parents should know about it.
Privacy you can actually do something about
Settings to change, conversations to have, and small steps that make a difference. No technical degree required.
A little perspective
Books, research, and ideas worth sharing—plus my take on what they mean for families trying to figure this all out.
Visit the Reading Room →Privacy is my expertise. Kids themselves? Still figuring that out.
You can't fix the internet. But you can make your little corner of it safer.
You don't have to figure it all out today. Small, practical changes add up over time, helping you feel more informed, more confident, and more in control of your family's digital world. Because parents have enough on their plates already.
This started because friends kept asking me questions about their kids and technology. I spend a lot of time thinking about privacy professionally, and I figured if my friends had these questions, other parents probably did too. So here we are.
A little less worry. A few more things you can actually do.
Come for the practical tips. Stay for the occasional eye roll at another app setting.
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