Safe internet search and AI for kids
Ask any question; get a simple, age-appropriate answer, free from inappropriate content.
Kids are full of questions: Why is the sky blue? How does a butterfly fly? Regular internet search isn’t made for children—it may show ads, inappropriate content, or false information. Simorgh Kids understands the question and gives a simple, age-appropriate answer. Parents can control settings and supervision.
💡 Try it out (one click to get an answer):
Safe Search World Sections
Ask Any Question
Children’s “why” questions with simple answers, tailored to their age.
Safe Search, No Inappropriate Content
Why regular search isn’t kid-friendly, and how Safe Search is different.
School Projects
From picking a topic to structuring a project, with trustworthy info and in your child’s language.
Spotting True or False Information
A few simple questions to check if something online is true.
Why Isn’t Regular Search Right for Kids?
General search results are made for adults. They include ads, misleading headlines, inappropriate content, and false information—and kids often can’t tell what’s trustworthy. Simorgh Kids Instead of a list of links, it gives a simple, age-appropriate answer.
AI can make mistakes, and no tool replaces having parents involved. It’s best to talk with your child about their questions, and for settings and supervision, Parents’ section see here.
Parents’ Frequently Asked Questions about Safe Search
Why isn’t regular internet search right for kids?
General internet results are made for adults and can include ads, inappropriate content, or false information. Kids often can’t tell what’s trustworthy, so their searches should use age-appropriate tools with parents’ guidance.
How are answers adjusted for my child’s age?
You specify your child’s age and Simorgh Kids adjusts its words, explanation level, and topics, answering sensitive questions with care. Writing your child’s age or grade in the message helps.
Does AI always get it right?
No, AI can make mistakes too. For research and important topics, check the sources with your child and ask their teacher or use school books.
What role do parents play in children’s searches?
Be with your child, talk about their questions, and use settings and supervision in Parents’ sectionNo tool can replace parental supervision.
Ask your first question today
Whatever your child wants to know—Simorgh Kids gives simple, age-appropriate answers.
منابع
National Institute of Health – Internet Safety