Child safety online with AI; a guide for parents
Let your child explore freely, while you stay by their side with peace of mind.
The internet is full of interesting things for children, but also things not made for them. In Simorgh Kids, answers are tailored to your child’s age, and you can set rules and keep an eye on their activity. Here you’ll find common risks, parental tools, and simple family rules.
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Tools & guides for parents
Parental controls & activity reports
Set rules, keep track of your child’s activity, and offer guidance—without spying or breaking their trust.
Age-appropriate content
Why one answer doesn’t fit all ages, and how answers adjust to your child’s age.
Screen time for phones & tablets
Simple family rules and finding balance between screen time, play, and sleep.
Child’s privacy
What info shouldn’t be shared and how Simorgh Kids handles your child’s data.
Why is child safety online important?
Children online may face inappropriate or scary content, misinformation, ads, strangers, and too much screen time. The best protection combines age-appropriate tools, clear family rules, and open conversation. Simorgh Kids …is part of that mix, but doesn’t replace parental guidance.
To see how Safe Search works and why regular search isn’t suitable for kids, Safe Search section see here.
Parents’ common questions about child safety
Is Simorgh Kids a replacement for parental guidance?
No. Nothing replaces your involvement and conversations. Simorgh Kids helps you tailor the experience to your child’s age, but your presence is the most important part.
What can parents set up?
You can set the rules and guidance, and keep an eye on your child’s activity. Details for each area appear on the pages of this guide.
How are answers adjusted for my child’s age?
You enter your child’s age, and Simorgh Kids tries to match words, explanation level, and topics to it, answering sensitive questions carefully.
What if my child sees something inappropriate?
Stay calm and don’t scold them. Ask your child to explain, talk it through together, and review the rules. If you’re worried about your child’s well-being, talk to a child psychologist.
Start with a quick chat today
Ask Simorgh to suggest a few simple family-friendly rules.
منابع
Online Safety – National Center for Missing & Exploited Children