1) Public policies
Privacy, terms, and child safety pages must be easy to find and read.
Safety Checklist
How to Choose a Safe Kids App: Parent Checklist
Most app listings sound similar. This checklist helps parents verify what actually protects children, not just what marketing claims.
Checklist: non-negotiable safety signals
2) Parent controls
You should be able to set age filters and session limits quickly.
3) Reporting route
Safety incidents should have a direct support escalation path.
Red flags to avoid
Vague safety claims
If safety language is generic without process details, pause and verify.
No parent visibility
If you cannot review child activity or controls, trust risk goes up.
Practical next step
Review these pages before installing any kids app: privacy, terms, child safety, and support.