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AI Family Rules
A shared house standard for purpose, privacy, checking, building, and human backup.
Raising AI KidsResources Library
Practical AI resources for real families.
A growing parent toolkit organized by the situations families actually run into: rules, privacy, homework, building, creativity, tools, and awkward conversations.
Quick Wins
3 resourcesPrintable one-page tools parents can use tonight in under ten minutes.
Family AI OS
3 resourcesRepeatable family workflows: rules, check-ins, receipts, review habits, and shared language.
Conversation cardReady
Weekly AI Check-In
Five Sunday-night questions: what AI helped with, what was wrong, what should we verify, and what should become a habit?
WorksheetReady
The AI Receipt
A simple after-action note: tool used, prompt, answer, what changed, what we checked, what we learned.
GuideReady
Family AI Roles
When AI is tutor, coach, calculator, editor, brainstorm partner — and when it should stay closed.
Safety & Privacy
3 resourcesBoundaries without panic: private info, emotional dependency, screenshots, AI slop, manipulation, and escalation.
FlyerReady
What Not to Post to AI
The starter privacy tool: what never goes into a prompt and what needs parent review.
ChecklistReady
AI Slop Spotter
Teach kids to notice fake authority, missing sources, emotional manipulation, and confident nonsense.
Parent guidePlanned
When AI Feels Like a Friend
Red flags and scripts for companion bots, secrecy, late-night emotional support, and human-first rules.
Planned
School & Homework
3 resourcesUse AI without outsourcing learning: explain, quiz, compare, verify, and show the work.
One-pagerReady
Homework AI Rules
What counts as help, what counts as cheating, and how to explain AI use to a teacher.
Study routineReady
Explain It Back
A three-step habit: ask AI, explain without AI, then use AI to quiz the weak spots.
Parent scriptReady
Teacher Email Script
A calm note asking how AI use is handled in class, without sounding accusatory or behind.
Build With AI
3 resourcesMove from chatbot answers to small useful tools kids can make, test, and improve.
Project guideReady
Build a Chore Chart
Make a printable or tiny web chore tracker, then improve it based on what actually happens at home.
Project guidePlanned
Build a Study Game
Turn a vocabulary list, history chapter, or science topic into a quiz game with answer checking.
Planned
Project guidePlanned
Build an Allowance Tracker
A first useful family app: deposits, spending, saving goal, and parent review.
Planned
Creativity & Taste
3 resourcesUse AI for stories, art, music, design, and taste-building — not just productivity shortcuts.
ActivityPlanned
Story Co-Pilot Night
Parent and kid create a story together, then revise for voice, detail, and better choices.
Planned
GuidePlanned
AI Art With Taste
How to compare four outputs and say why one is better: composition, emotion, clarity, originality.
Planned
WorksheetPlanned
Make, Then Edit
The rule that keeps creativity human: AI creates a first pass, kid chooses, kid edits, kid explains.
Planned
Tools & Models
3 resourcesPlain-English guidance on Grok/xAI, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, local AI, small models, cost, and privacy.
ComparisonPlanned
Which AI Tool For Which Job?
A parent-friendly map: quick answer, homework help, image work, coding, private writing, and family planning.
Planned
ExplainerPlanned
Small Models at Home
When local/small AI matters: privacy, cost, offline use, and not depending on one company.
Planned
ChallengePlanned
The One-Tool Month
Stop app-hopping. Pick one tool for 30 days and build habits before collecting more accounts.
Planned
Parent Scripts
3 resourcesWords to say when the moment is awkward: cheating, privacy, scary outputs, overuse, and “everyone else is using it.”
Script cardReady
The “Show Me” Script
“Show me what the AI gave you. Can you walk me through why it is right?”
Script cardReady
The Privacy Reset Script
What to say after a kid pasted too much private information — firm, calm, not shaming.
Script cardPlanned
The Shortcut Conversation
How to talk about AI cheating without making every homework session a courtroom.
Planned