


For responsible and age-appropriate use of smartphones and apps by children and teenagers.
Our association connects parents across Switzerland who want to give their children a longer childhood by delaying the use of personal devices. Because smartphone ownership is a collective problem, we address it with collective action: In our voluntary Parent Pact, we agree to wait until at least age 14 for a child's first smartphone and at least age 16 for personal social media accounts. Not against technology, but for childhood.
Supporters
...and yet smartphones have changed childhood
Instead of growing up slowly, children are being pulled into a digital world designed to get them addicted. The impact on their development, mental health, and relationships is profound.

Later rather than sooner
But how exactly? With the following core principles:
Taking action together
What kind of childhood do we want for our children? We help you start a conversation with other parents to find solutions that work for you. The Parent Pact connects like-minded people within your child's school. We are stronger together.
1'210
Parent Pacts signed
1,601
Parent Pacts signed
2025/26

Research & Support
Scientific studies, voices from supporters, parents, and children
Resources
Multilingual flyers, presentations, a glossary, smartphone alternatives, and a media library
Q&A
Q&A on smartphone usage, the Parent Pact, our movement, and social media and AI
Voices from parents
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Your donation supports our work: Every contribution counts. Thank you so much!
Via Twint (fees apply) or via e-banking (fee-free): Hypothekarbank Lenzburg, CH17 0830 7000 6708 2130 6
Good to know: As a non-profit association, we are tax-exempt and can issue donation receipts.








