Parents in AI

23/10/2026

3 golden rules for AI to teach your child tonight 💛

1. AI can be wrong. Check anything important.
2. Keep private things private.
3. If it feels odd, tell someone. You'll never be in trouble for telling.

Want the exact words for ages 4 to 16? 💬 Comment TALK and I'll send you the AI Talk Kit (£9 until Sunday 1 November).

18/10/2026

"He asked AI to write his sorry to his sister." (he's 8.)

We laughed too. Then we wondered what else he's handing over.

Homework, thank-you cards, apologies: AI will happily do the lot. Kids need a hand working out which jobs are worth doing themselves.

That's what our parent sessions help with, run by a qualified teacher who's also a parent.

👉 Book one for your school, workplace or parent group at joinparentsinai.com (link in bio)

17/10/2026

"She asked AI to make her selfie look older." (she's 14.)

One upload and she looked 18.

Photo apps can change a face or body in seconds, and once an edited picture is shared it's very hard to get back. Most parents we meet haven't seen what these apps can do yet.

Our sessions show you calmly, and give you the words for that chat at home.

👉 Ask your school or employer to book us at joinparentsinai.com (link in bio)

16/10/2026

"He asked how to hide his search history from me." (he's 11.)

It gave him three easy steps.

Parental controls only go so far when a chatbot will explain how to get round them. What helps most is a child who'd rather tell you what they've seen.

In our session we show parents the settings worth setting up, and the conversations that make the biggest difference at home.

👉 Book at joinparentsinai.com (link in bio)

16/10/2026

Does your child have an AI "friend"? 🤖💬

Companion chatbots can feel kind and always available, but they're built to keep you chatting.

What you can do:
• Ask, calmly, what they talk about
• Check the app's age rating together
• Keep real friendships and conversations first

💬 Comment CHECKLIST and we'll send you our free AI safety at home checklist.

15/10/2026

"He asked if the AI was his best friend." (he's 9.)

It said yes, of course.

Younger children find it hard to tell a friendly app from a real friend, and these apps are designed to keep them chatting. The earlier we talk about it, the easier it gets.

We run relaxed, practical sessions for parents, led by a qualified teacher who's a parent too.

👉 Bring one to your child's school: joinparentsinai.com (link in bio)

14/10/2026

"She tells the chatbot things she won't tell me." (she's 13.)

We hear this from parents a lot. The chatbot is awake at 2am and always says the right thing, so for a teenager having a hard week it can feel easier to talk to than us.

Our parent session covers how these companion apps work, the signs worth noticing, and simple ways to keep her talking to you.

👉 Book a session for your school or workplace at joinparentsinai.com (link in bio)

14/10/2026

Is your child using ChatGPT for homework? 📚

Swipe for 4 simple rules from a teacher and parent.

💬 Comment CHECKLIST and we'll send you our free AI safety at home checklist.

Want a session like this at your child's school? Send them joinparentsinai.com

10/02/2026

Parents… what if AI could give you 1 extra hour every day?

I created a FREE guide with 10 simple AI prompts that help you:

• Write school emails in seconds
• Plan meals instantly
• Help with homework faster
• Organise your week
• Even brainstorm income ideas

No tech skills needed.
No complicated apps.
Just copy, paste, and save time.

You don’t need to become “techy.”
You just need the right prompts.

Download it free here:
👉

Hi, I’m Niame Sissoko. I’m a mum and educator based in the UK. I created Parents in AI to help parents stop drowning in tasks and start using simple systems that make life lighter.

09/11/2025

A dad turned his daughter’s doodles into merch.