AI Safety Guide
It is not just homework. The AI apps on your kid's phone have no real age check, no meaningful content limits, and no way for you to see what was said. Here is what is actually there, and what to do about it.
Quick answer: The AI Safety Guide is a $47 one-time PDF for parents of kids ages 8 to 17. It covers six AI tools kids are already using, including Character.AI, Snapchat's My AI, and ChatGPT, rates the real risk of each, and gives you conversation scripts and a 30-day plan.
When parents find out their child is using ChatGPT, the usual reaction is relief. It sounds like a study tool. That reaction is why AI is the risk almost nobody is checking.
Snapchat has a chatbot called My AI pinned to the top of every user's chat list by default, and it knows your child's location. Character.AI lets kids build ongoing emotional relationships with AI characters, some of them romantic. Several of these apps have been the subject of lawsuits after children experienced serious mental health crises.
This is the fastest moving risk in kids' digital safety, and it is the one most parents do not know to look for.
You are not behind because you did something wrong. You are behind because this arrived faster than anyone could keep up with, and it arrived wearing the word homework.
Six AI tools your kid may already be using, each one covered in depth with a risk rating and a plain explanation of what it actually does.
Delivered as a PDF the moment you buy. Read it on your phone tonight.
Parents of kids roughly 8 to 17 who know AI is on the phone and have no idea what that means in practice. No technical skill needed anywhere in it.
Anyone looking for a reason to take the phone away. This guide does the opposite. It gives you the information and the words so the conversation brings you closer instead of shutting your kid down.
Character.AI carries real risk. There is no reliable age verification, and kids can form ongoing emotional attachments, sometimes romantic, to AI characters they chat with. The AI Safety Guide rates this risk and covers what to watch for and what to do.
My AI is pinned to the top of every Snapchat user's chat list by default and can use location context in conversation. It is covered in the guide with a specific action you can take tonight.
ChatGPT does not meaningfully verify age, so appropriateness depends on supervision rather than the app itself. The guide breaks down warning signs by age group, 8 to 12, 13 to 15, and 16 to 17, so you can judge based on your own child.
Six AI tools rated for risk (Character.AI, Snapchat My AI, Replika, ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and anonymous AI chat apps), warning signs by age group, conversation starters and scripts, and a 30-day family AI safety plan. Delivered as an instant PDF download for $47 one time.
No. The guide is built around staying informed and having a conversation that keeps you connected, not confiscating devices.
$47 One time. No subscription. Yours to keep.
Less than a month of a streaming subscription, for the one risk on your kid's phone that did not exist when you were deciding what to worry about.
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If your child is in crisis, you do not have to handle it alone. In the US, call or text 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or text HOME to 741741 for the Crisis Text Line. Both are free and available 24/7.