Who we would like to hear from
We welcome early conversations with people and organizations whose work genuinely helps families and who are comfortable with transparent review.
Educators and child-development professionalsReview clarity, age fit, adaptations, and the limits of educational guidance.→Libraries and community organizationsExplore responsible ways to make approved resources easier for families to reach.→Accessibility and language specialistsHelp remove format, language, sensory, and interaction barriers.→Parent creators and aligned businessesDiscuss transparent educational collaborations that fit the audience and our standards.→
Ways we may work together
A partnership should begin with a clear family need, a defined role, and a realistic way to evaluate whether the work helped.
- Expert or lived-experience review of appropriate materials.
- Community distribution and family-access programs.
- Accessible-format, captioning, translation, or cultural-review support.
- Clearly labeled sponsorships or affiliate relationships after those programs are approved.
- Research, resource, or event collaboration with visible responsibilities and limits.
The standards we will not trade away
A partner cannot buy a favorable safety claim, a guaranteed outcome, access to unnecessary family data, or control over an independent editorial conclusion.
- State compensation, gifts, affiliate terms, or other material relationships where families will see them.
- Use only approved claims, assets, and age-appropriate safety language.
- Protect family privacy and avoid exploiting children's identities or stories.
- Define ownership, review, measurement, renewal, and exit terms before work begins.
What happens next
Until a dedicated partnership form and review process are available, use the support page to describe your organization, the families you serve, the idea you have in mind, and any financial or product relationship that should be disclosed.