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digitalwellnesslab.org
📍 Boston, MA
Research-based resources on children and digital media from Harvard Medical School-affiliated researchers. Evidence-based guidance for parents on screen time, social media, and child development.
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www.christcenteredgamer.com
Non-profit offering video game reviews from dual perspectives: gameplay quality and moral/spiritual content appropriateness. Helps Christian parents and gamers make informed gaming choices.
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www.bark.us
Samsung Android phone built specifically for kids with parental controls baked in. Comes locked down out of the box. Parents choose what kids can access. Unlimited talk and text.
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www.waituntil8th.org
Grassroots pledge movement empowering parents to delay giving children smartphones until at least 8th grade. Over 130,000 parents have signed. Activates when 10+ families from same school join.
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www.clearplay.com
Chrome-based movie and TV filtering for Amazon, Apple TV+, Disney Plus, Netflix, HBO Max, and more. Skip and mute unwanted scenes and language. 30-day free trial available.
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andy-crouch.com
Author of The Tech-Wise Family and executive editor of Christianity Today. Research-based biblical approach to managing technology at home. Popular speaker on faith, culture, and technology.
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cleanbrowsing.org
Free DNS-based content filter for families. Blocks adult content, enforces safe search on Google, Bing, and YouTube. No software installation required -- works at the router level for whole-home...
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support.apple.com
Built-in parental controls for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. App limits, downtime scheduling, content restrictions, and communication controls. Free with all Apple devices.
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www.kidzsearch.com
Family-friendly safe search engine for kids used by schools worldwide since 2005. Blocks inappropriate content with advanced keyword filtering. Includes learning tools and educational hubs.
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www.healthychildren.org
American Academy of Pediatrics' free interactive tool for creating a personalized Family Media Plan. Evidence-based screen time guidelines by age group. Research-backed recommendations.