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Managing Your Family's Digital World
Managing Your Family's Digital World
Resources and Presentation Library
Resources and Presentation Library
General Parent Resources
General Parent Resources
Common Sense Media
Common Sense Media
Home Page of Common Sense Media
Parenting, Media, and Everything in Between
Helping Kids Navigate the World of Artificial Intelligence
Family Online Safety Institute (FOSI)
Family Online Safety Institute (FOSI)
Cyber Safety Cop
Cyber Safety Cop
Navigating Social Media: A Guide for Parents
Empowering Children in the Age of AI: A Guide for Parents
Meet the Cyber Safety Wizard: A Comprehensive Parental Control Companion
Creating a Family Plan
Creating a Family Plan
Family Media Plan (From HealthyChildren.org)
How to Make a Family Media Plan (From HealthyChildren.org)
Parental Controls (From AT&T)
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Screen Time Supports
Screen Time Supports
Google Android Screen Time Supports
MOBILE PHONE QUESTIONS
MOBILE PHONE QUESTIONS
Set parental controls on your child’s cell phone. Visit AT&T ScreenReady to find parental control guides for devices and common apps.
Make your own Family Media Plan to set expectations about technology use in line with your family’s values. Create your plan at HealthyChildren.org
If your child is old enough to drive, have a strict "no phone use while driving" policy. Visit ItCanWait.com and take the pledge to drive distraction-free.
Talk frequently with your child about what they see and experience online. Visit AT&T ScreenReady and HealthyChildren.org for tips and information to have ongoing conversations with your child to keep them safe and healthy, online and offline.
If you don’t feel ready to let your child have a phone yet, that’s OK!
If you don’t feel ready to let your child have a phone yet, that’s OK!
Parents should decide what is best for your family. You can also consider a kids wearable, tablet or flip phone as an alternative. Visit AT&T ScreenReady and HealthyChildren.org for more information and take the questionnaire again when you feel you and your child may be ready.
Gaming Controls
Gaming Controls
Roblox Safety Guide (video)
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