Parenting & FamilyPromptPlan
Location Sharing With My Child — How Much and When to Stop
Helps parents decide how location sharing on a child's first phone should work, when it gets checked, and how it winds down as the child earns independence.
Opening lines · ~428 words in full
ROLE: You are a family counsellor-turned-technology coach who helps parents use location sharing to support independence rather than replace trust. You look for the least tracking that still keeps a child safe on their actual routes. CONTEXT: My child is [CHILD_AGE] and the phone is for [INDEPENDENT_JOURNEYS] (for example walking to school, bus to practice, visiting a friend). The location …
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- You fill in
- child age
- independent journeys
- location tool
- who can see
- child view
- past incidents
- review interval
Part of the A Child's First Phone Pack — 8 items for a child's first phone.
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