First Phone Book

05/08/2026

Read Chris’ comment on HOW to prep your kids for this. It’s here.
Deep fake apps allow regular pics to be turned into graphic P pictures. It’s abuse & can be prosecuted by law.
⚡️⚡️ Parents, be aware and have conversations.

05/07/2026

Play outside + read a book + limit screens.
Critical thinking skills are BUILT.

04/01/2026

Excellent!

Hey, Midwesterners, driving to Florida for spring break! Pay attention to the electronic sign in Chattanooga on I-75 by Costco (right over the GA line)! A faithful PYE follower with an addiction recovery ministry kindly paid for this. He wants more parents talking to their kids! And I 100% agree.

Spring break might be a great time to remind each of your kids that no matter what they experience online or offline, they can land safely and softly with you. ALWAYS.

Some favorites to spur the conversation:
10 before 10: https://www.protectyoungeyes.com/blog-articles/10-before-10-time-to-make-porn-a-normal-talk
How to Talk to a 5-year-old about P**n: https://www.protectyoungeyes.com/blog-articles/how-to-talk-to-a-5-year-old-about-porn

01/15/2026

Just say no to Roblox.

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1G87zvPTVh/?mibextid=wwXIfr

11/14/2025

Important information!

01/15/2025

We get one childhood.
✨working to put things in place to make it safe & good with opportunities to create & grow in wisdom.

This is why we are passionate about training and establishing digital boundaries at a young age.

12/09/2024

Don’t give up!
Every conversation & connection counts.

11/21/2024

🎉 Big milestone: Your kid’s first phone! 📱 But where do you start? Here are 3 crucial steps to set them up for success:

🔑 Step 1: Research Boundaries
We recommend diving into Jonathan Haidt’s Anxious Generation to explore ways to set healthy digital limits. A little knowledge goes a long way toward raising digital-savvy kids! He encourages no social media until 16, and we think that is the smartest idea ever.

🔑 Step 2: Choose the Right Tools
Not all phones or software are created equal. Look into options like Bark Phones and Bark software to ensure you're setting them up with the best tech for safety and independence.

🔑 Step 3: Get The Phone Book
Our guide provides an easy-to-understand roadmap for kids starting their digital journey.

✨ Why The Phone Book?

Kid-friendly and engaging: Covers essentials like digital footprints, cyberbullying, and time management in a way kids get.
Peace of mind for parents: Helps kids navigate their phone responsibly without you hovering over their shoulder.
A trusted first step: Builds a strong foundation for years of safe and smart phone use.
Ready to help your kid succeed? Grab your copy of The Phone Book today!
LINK in BIO for Digital Download or Physical Copy.

10/07/2024

Curate, educate, saturate & nurture with love!

08/10/2024

✨Written for 7-13 year olds receiving their first phone, this book covers the basics and serves as a great starting place on digital safety for kids.
✨The Phone Book is an easy read for kids receiving their first phone and each chapter is designed to get the conversation going between kids and parents.
There is a place to initial after reading each chapter.
Chapter One: Tool not Toy
Chapter Two: What can you build?
Chapter Three: Good Weird vs Bad Weird
Chapter Four: Phone Manners
Chapter Five: Be a Hero
Chapter Six: Manage Your Time
Chapter Seven: Dinosaurs and Digital Footprints
Chapter Eight: Ten Tips for you
Chapter Nine: The Contract
Topics include:
✔️ how to properly care for a phone
✔️cell phone etiquette and manners
✔️how to spot stranger danger
✔️Be a CREATOR not a CONSUMER
✔️describes the importance of their digital footprint
✔️It also includes a “phone contract” to help parents and kids communicate expectations about phone care, manners and safety.

Order your physical or digital copy today! Follow along for more tips on keeping your kids safe, prepared and trained for the digital world.

Helping kids with their first phone. Written for 7-12 year olds receiving their first phone, this book covers the basics and serves as a great starting place on digital safety for kids.