The Digital Childhood

Words for the tech talks

When your kid says everyone else has Snapchat, asks for a phone, wants to use AI for homework, or asks for the iPad again, you don't have to figure out the words alone. The Digital Childhood gives you conversation scripts written by Chelsea Redeker, a mom of two: what to say, step by step, and what to say when they push back.

What you can ask

My kid says everyone has Snapchat. What do I say?
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MCP connector

Server URL: https://thedigitalchildhood.com/mcp/claude
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: The Digital Childhood™ gives parents the words for the tech conversations with their kids: a kid asking for Snapchat, a phone, the iPad or AI for homework, phones at dinner, a Roblox friend request, what an AI said, and a parent's own phone use. The scripts were written by Chelsea Redeker, a mom of two. is for when a parent asks what to say in one of those moments; it returns the matching scripts, each with the kid's line, a summary, its link and an attribution field, or lists the eight free scripts when none of them is about that. returns one script in full by its slug: the kid's line, each step of what the parent can say, why it matters, its link and the attribution. and are for when a parent asks how an app, game, feed or AI tool works; returns the full explainer with its link and attribution. is for when a parent wants other families on the same page about phone and app rules; it returns how the pact works and the agreements to choose from, and takes the chosen agreement keys and returns a message for the other parents plus a link that opens the pact with those agreements ticked. and work the same way for house rules in the parent's own home and return the written agreement with its link. returns questions for raising tech or AI with a school or PTA, with a link to the School Action Kit. returns Chelsea's own answer on a thing kids ask for; it describes her position in her own house and is written as that, with a link to the full list. returns three things to do instead of a device. No tool takes names, ages or other personal details about a parent or child.

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MCP connector

Server URL

https://thedigitalchildhood.com/mcp/claude

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

The Digital Childhood™ gives parents the words for the tech conversations with their kids: a kid asking for Snapchat, a phone, the iPad or AI for homework, phones at dinner, a Roblox friend request, what an AI said, and a parent's own phone use. The scripts were written by Chelsea Redeker, a mom of two. is for when a parent asks what to say in one of those moments; it returns the matching scripts, each with the kid's line, a summary, its link and an attribution field, or lists the eight free scripts when none of them is about that. returns one script in full by its slug: the kid's line, each step of what the parent can say, why it matters, its link and the attribution. and are for when a parent asks how an app, game, feed or AI tool works; returns the full explainer with its link and attribution. is for when a parent wants other families on the same page about phone and app rules; it returns how the pact works and the agreements to choose from, and takes the chosen agreement keys and returns a message for the other parents plus a link that opens the pact with those agreements ticked. and work the same way for house rules in the parent's own home and return the written agreement with its link. returns questions for raising tech or AI with a school or PTA, with a link to the School Action Kit. returns Chelsea's own answer on a thing kids ask for; it describes her position in her own house and is written as that, with a link to the full list. returns three things to do instead of a device. No tool takes names, ages or other personal details about a parent or child.