🛡 Family Media & Safety
Family media reviews, internet safety tools, parental guides, and resources to help families navigate media choices.
www.movieguide.org
📍 Camarillo, CA
Christian movie reviews and entertainment guide founded by Ted Baehr. Rates movies on biblical values with detailed content breakdowns. Annual Movieguide Awards celebrate faith-friendly entertainment.
gabb.com
📍 Lehi, UT
Leading provider of safe tech for kids. Phones, watches, and apps with no internet, no social media, and no games. Kid-first design focused on protecting childhood. Founded 2018.
www.bark.us
AI-powered parental monitoring scanning texts, social media, and 30+ apps for cyberbullying, predators, and harmful content. Screen time management, web filtering, and location tracking. Trusted by 7...
www.vidangel.com
📍 Provo, UT
Family-friendly streaming filter for Netflix, Amazon Prime, Apple TV+, Paramount+, and more. Customize filters for profanity, violence, and mature content on popular shows and movies.
www.protectyoungeyes.com
📍 MI
Helps families, schools, and churches create safer digital spaces. Research-based digital safety education with courses, presentations, and The Table parent community. Founded by Chris McKenna.
www.commonsensemedia.org
📍 San Francisco, CA
Leading independent source for media recommendations and advice for families since 2003. Age-based reviews of movies, TV, games, apps, books, and websites with detailed content breakdowns.
decentfilms.com
📍 NJ
Film appreciation and criticism informed by Christian faith, by Deacon Steven Greydanus. Member of the New York Film Critics Circle. Reviews featured in National Catholic Register.
religionunplugged.com
📍 New York, NY
Award-winning non-profit online news magazine covering religion, entertainment, and culture. Features film reviews, TV analysis, and cultural commentary from faith-aware journalists.
mediatechparenting.net
Blog covering 21st-century parenting, digital citizenship, online safety, and family media planning. Timely topics on living and learning in the digital world.
foundationworldview.com
Video-based curriculum equipping children ages 8-12 to evaluate ideas and understand biblical worldview. Created by Elizabeth Urbanowicz (Biola MA). Includes media discernment and critical thinking.