SAFETY & CHILD PRIVACY
The child matters more than the content.
Activities should support connection without turning a child’s private life into the product.
Adult responsibility
Every activity requires adult judgment and direct supervision appropriate to the child, materials, tools, location, and abilities. Website age ranges are broad guidance, not safety certifications.
Activity-led filming
Hands, voices, and occasional natural faces may appear. We do not publish full names, schools, regular schedules, distress, discipline, medical moments, private routines, or live locations.
Children can stop
A child may decline filming, leave, change the activity, or ask for footage not to be used. The adult host—not the child—carries scripts, product claims, disclosures, and publishing responsibility.
Events are not childcare
Hands-On Fatherhood events are not drop-off programs. Each child remains under the direct supervision of their accompanying adult. Participation and photography consent are separate choices.
Tools and experiments
Use protective equipment, follow manufacturer instructions, check allergies and hazards, and stop when conditions become unsafe. Activities involving power, heat, chemicals, projectiles, water, roads, heights, or aviation need additional controls and may not be suitable for children.