
The By-Age Guide
Four stages from under 8 to 16+, with twelve real conversations showing exactly how it sounds.
Included in Starter and CompleteThe AI-Ready Family Kit · for parents
Practical, age-by-age guidance on what to allow, what to say, and how to teach your child to use AI without handing over the thinking. You don't need to understand AI. You already understand the most important part: your child.
Instant-download guides, scripts and printable tools · 14-day money-back promise

Sound familiar?
You don't need to become an AI expert. You need a clear way to decide when AI is helping — and when it isn't. That's what this kit gives you.
Get the Complete Kit — $17One idea runs through all of it
AI should support learning, not replace thinking.
Support means your child is still doing the thinking, and AI explains, checks or suggests.
Substitution means AI does the thinking while your child copies. Everything in the kit keeps your child on the right side of that line.
The THINK test
Run THINK before you say yes to AI for homework or a homeschool lesson. If the answers hold up, AI is helping your child learn. If they don't, it's doing their thinking — and you'll both know it.
What am I actually being asked to do here?
Did it explain, nudge — or just do it for me?
How could I check this?
Can I explain it without looking?
Would I happily tell my teacher — or my parent — how I did this?
Soon they start asking the five questions themselves — so you don't have to police every AI decision.
The THINK Workbook turns the test into two weeks of practice, one letter at a time, with a card for the fridge.
"THINK is really such a cool and helpful concept. I first heard it on the webinar done by Lenise and Magnus, and it's such a useful tool to help ensure we are using AI correctly."
What's inside
You don't have to read everything. Start with the problem in front of you.

Four stages from under 8 to 16+, with twelve real conversations showing exactly how it sounds.
Included in Starter and Complete
Five questions and two weeks of practice, with a printable card for the fridge.
Included in Starter and Complete
The first ten minutes after you discover it — with the actual words. Including the AI "friend" they chat to at night.
Included in Complete
The questions, the email that gets you the meeting, and what to do if your child is accused of using AI. Homeschooling? They work for co-ops, tutors and online courses too.
Included in Complete
Thirty questions by age, each with what to listen for and where to take it next.
Included in Complete
Thirty ready-made prompts for meals, chores and homeschool planning — plus a "tutor mode" that makes AI coach your child instead of doing the work.
Included in Complete
The complete guide behind everything else: twenty chapters, from what AI actually is to what won't change. Comes with an ebook edition for your e-reader.
Included in CompleteHave a look inside



Pick your kit
Starter Kit
$7
About $7.80, charged in US dollars. Your bank converts it.
Know what to allow at every age, and teach your child five questions for using AI wisely.
Complete Kit
$17
About $18, charged in US dollars. Your bank converts it.
Everything in Starter, plus the complete guide, the scripts, the prompts, the school toolkit and two online tools.
For $10 more, you get the complete system.
Instant download · Prices include any sales tax · 14-day money-back promise

Who we are
We're Lenise and Magnus. Lenise is a mom of four, raising children across homeschool and school. She's a nutritionist and a futurist, and she helps moms and their children use AI in real, practical ways. Magnus builds practical AI tools at How To AI.
Between us, we had the parenting and the technology. What we couldn't find was anything that told a parent what to actually do — so we made it.
"Raising kids in the age of AI requires a new kind of parenting."— Lenise
Questions
No. The kit is written for parents, not programmers. You need to understand your child — and you already do.
With you beside them, yes. Most AI services don't allow children their own account under 13, and UNESCO's guidance for classrooms draws the same line. The kit is aligned with it: under 13, your child uses AI with you, not alone. The By-Age Guide shows what that looks like at each stage.
From under 8 to 16 and over, in four stages. The ages are a guide rather than a rule: you move your child to the stage that fits them.
No. It's about letting them use it without letting it do their thinking — and knowing when it's helping and when it isn't.
Straight after checkout you get a download link by email. Everything is a PDF you can read on your phone or print at home; the complete guide also comes as an ebook, and the prompts as a copy-ready text file.
Anywhere. The advice is about your child, not your country — though school rules and laws vary. The complete guide gives an overview of the child-privacy rules in the US, UK, EU, Australia and South Africa, as general information rather than legal advice. Prices are in US dollars, with any local tax included. In South Africa this page shows rand prices; the checkout charges the dollar equivalent, and your bank converts it.
Yes. The kit is written for families who homeschool as well as those whose children go to school. Super Prompts adds extra help for homeschoolers, with prompts for term plans, multi-age timetables and records.
Email [email protected] within 14 days and we'll refund you in full. No questions.
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The guides, scripts and questions to help with this conversation — and the ones that follow.
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The whole kit on a single sheet: THINK, the four stages, what's fine and what isn't, and the one question to ask today.