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Calm, practical safety — for reading together, not tracking

This is a library of stories, printables and grown-up guides that help families talk about staying safe. It is not an app that watches your child.

No location tracking No SOS or alert features No child data collected No ads, no third-party trackers
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Safety stories to read together

Gentle picture books that open a conversation without frightening anyone.

Printable resources

Fill them in together and keep them on the fridge — a family screen-time agreement, an emergency contacts card, and a "My Safe Adults" worksheet.

Family Screen-Time Agreement previewPlanners

Family Screen-Time Agreement

A one-page agreement the whole family signs together: how much screen time, when it happens, where devices live overnight, and what happens when the plan slips. Written to be filled in by hand and stuck on the fridge.

Ages: 5-10

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Emergency Contacts Card previewChecklists

Emergency Contacts Card

A pocket-sized card for the fridge, the car and a school bag. Fill in the numbers your family would need in an emergency, plus who to call first. Contains no personal data until you write it down on paper.

Ages: 3-10

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My Safe Adults Worksheet previewWorksheets

My Safe Adults Worksheet

A gentle worksheet where a child draws or names the grown-ups they can always go to — at home, at school, and in the neighbourhood. Designed to start the conversation about who to find when something feels wrong.

Ages: 3-7

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Guides for grown-ups

Online safety and stranger awareness, in plain language, with no scare tactics.

Online safety

Online safety for little ones

Screens arrive earlier than most of us planned. Here is how to set a calm, workable family agreement — and what to say when something upsetting appears on the screen.

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Stranger awareness

Stranger awareness without fear

Teaching safety without teaching fear. The three ideas that work with young children, and the worksheet that makes the conversation concrete.

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Online safety

Talking with your child about online safety

How to start the conversation about screens and strangers online without making your child anxious — and what to agree on together.

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All parent & teacher guides