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The complete parent guide
33 chapters on online sexual content, AI, family conversations, device safeguards and responding when something happens. Read the chapter that fits your situation; you do not have to start on page one.
For US parents of 11–17-year-olds
Know what to say.
Know what to check.
A practical guide and toolkit for talking about pornography, reviewing device and AI safeguards, and knowing what to do when online pressure becomes a problem.
Start with one conversation or one device. Build the full family setup at your own pace.
Get the Parent Safety Kit — $47One payment · Downloadable PDFs · 30-day money-back guarantee
Educational guidance, not monitoring software or treatment. No settings or guide can guarantee that harmful content will never appear.
Complete guide by Daniel M. Cole, with companion worksheets and response cards. Digital files; no physical book is shipped.
A calmer conversation. A clearer next step.
A filter cannot answer a difficult question. A good conversation cannot fix an unrestricted second browser. This kit helps you work on both.
Use it before a concern, after discovering unwanted content, or when the family’s devices and rules need a review. It separates ordinary setup from incidents that need urgent or professional help.
One $47 kit. Four practical parts.
The guide explains the decisions. The companion resources help you act on them.
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The practical setup toolkit
An eight-stage order for reviewing accounts, phones, computers, browsers and AI tools. Printable inventories and checklists give you somewhere to record the work. Covers Apple, Android, Windows, Mac and Chromebook.
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Conversation scripts and family agreement
13 conversation scripts, including the first conversation, accidental exposure, repeated use and privacy. Print the agreement and discuss the rules together.
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Response cards and quick references
7 response cards for situations including sextortion, deepfakes and unsafe contact, plus 6 quick-reference cards. Keep them accessible before you need them.
Also included: a simple online companion for downloads and quick reference, optional saved setup progress, AI guidance and copyable profiles, and 12 months of product updates.
Start with words you can actually use.
An excerpt from the first-conversation script:
“I want us to talk about sexual content, AI and online pressure before either of us has to handle a crisis. You are not in trouble. My job is to make sure you know what can happen, what our rules are and how to get help without being humiliated.”
Follow it with questions about what would make asking for help difficult, who else your teenager could contact, and which family rules need explaining.
After checkout, the first step is clear.
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Download your kit
Use your purchase email to open your account. Start Here points you to the right resources.
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Choose one action
Open the first-conversation script or the guide for the device in front of you.
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Work through and review
Record the setup in the printable toolkit. Use the online tracker if helpful, then repeat the checks on your review date.
No course to finish and no required questionnaire before you can use your resources. Full setup takes time; a progress tick records your own check, not an automatic safety certification.
Practical guidance with clear limits.
The guide is published under the pen name Daniel M. Cole. It includes official platform and child-safety source links so you can check instructions as technology changes. It is not a clinical assessment, legal service or promise of a risk-free digital life.
Questions before you buy
What exactly do I receive?
Five downloadable PDFs: Start Here, the complete parent guide, the implementation toolkit, the conversation/agreement/response vault, and quick cards. The online companion also includes device and AI reference guides, copyable AI profiles, and an optional saved setup plan.
Do I need to complete a questionnaire?
No. Open your downloads and choose your first action straight away. The optional saved setup asks household questions to select relevant guides and record stage progress.
Is this parental-control software?
No. It explains how to review and use controls offered by your devices and services. It does not configure devices remotely, monitor messages or guarantee protection. Optional AI profiles are editable instructions, not locks.
How much time do I need?
You can start with one conversation or one device. The full household setup can take most of a focused day or a weekend, depending on your devices and accounts.
What if something serious has already happened?
Use the response resources first. This educational kit does not replace emergency services, medical treatment or legal advice. Immediate safety takes priority over the setup.
How do access and updates work?
Use your purchase email to create or sign in to your account. Download and keep the purchased edition. Your purchase includes 12 months of product updates and permanent access to the edition you bought. There is no subscription or automatic renewal.
What if it is not useful?
Email support@aiageparentsafety.com within 30 days of purchase for a full refund.
Get your guide and practical toolkit.
Download, keep, and use the resources that fit your family.
Try it for 30 days. If it is not useful, email us for a full refund. No subscription.
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