Helping Families
Feel Confident in AI
AI is changing how children learn, play, and communicate often faster than parents can keep up. That can feel overwhelming.
AI Literacy School exists to help parents feel less anxious, more confident, and more in control when AI shows up in their child’s life.
We want to help you lead your family towards becoming safe, ethical, and effective users of AI.
Our Mission
To support parents in making calm, confident decisions about AI, their family, and their children, even when things change quickly.
Who We’re Here For
AI Literacy School is for parents who want to understand AI’s impact and use it in ways that genuinely support their family’s happiness, health, and prosperity.
You might be…
A parent of a child aged 5 to 14.
You’ve noticed…
AI showing up in school, apps, and everyday life.
You may feel…
Uncertain, cautious, or unsure where to begin.
And like most parents, you’re short on time.
You’re not trying to learn everything about AI. You’re not aiming to chase every new tool or trend.
What you want is clarity to understand how AI affects your family today and what it could mean for the future. You want confidence to use it thoughtfully, not just observe it from the sidelines.
What you need is a trusted place where guidance is relevant, honest, and informed, a place that respects your time and focuses on the skills and answers that truly matter to you and your family.
AI Literacy School exists to be that place.
How We Help Parents
We focus on real decisions, not technical explanations. We provide practical skills, simply explained to give you quick wins from day one.
AILS gives parents:
- Clear guidance on whether something actually matters
- Practical advice on what’s appropriate at different ages
- Help setting boundaries and expectations
- A place to turn when AI creates fear or uncertainty
- Practical guidance to achieve the wins your family deserves from AI
AILS will help you build your AI foundation and be there when you need to understand new developments.
For Children
You teach your children how to cross the road before they go out alone. Many AI tools are not for children, but it is a modern-day parental duty to ensure they are ready for the day they are old enough.
Children don’t need to fear AI, but they do need guidance ahead of when they go solo with AI.
We help families talk about AI in ways that:
- Build curiosity without dependence
- Support healthy learning habits
- Encourage creativity
