At Torah Live, we’re not just building a platform for kids to learn Torah—we’re crafting an experience that the whole family can share. That’s why minors aged 13 and below need a parent or legal guardian to register first and then enroll their child under their account.
Why is this so important?
We have a few solid reasons:
Torah Learning Should Be a Family Affair
We believe that Torah education is more than just an individual pursuit; it’s a family experience. When parents and children engage with the Torah Live platform together, it creates a bond that transcends the lessons themselves. It’s not just about checking off quizzes or completing challenges; it’s about sparking conversations, creating shared memories, and deepening connections through Torah learning.
Keeping Parents Front and Center
Too often, kids navigate the vast, complex world of online platforms on their own, leaving parents in the dark. At Torah Live, we’re flipping that script. We want parents to be not just aware of what their kids are doing but actively engaged in it. By requiring parental registration, we ensure that parents are always in the loop and can participate in their child’s Torah learning journey.
Safety and Security
Online safety is no joke, and we take it seriously. By having parents sign up first, we add an extra layer of security to ensure that every child’s experience is safe, wholesome, and aligned with Torah values.
The Vision Behind This Policy
Our ultimate hope is that Torah Live becomes more than just a learning tool; we want it to be a catalyst for family growth. Imagine parents and children sitting together, watching videos, tackling challenges, and discussing the mitzvos. This isn’t just about education; it’s about creating a vibrant, Torah-centered family culture.
So when you sign up your child for Torah Live, know that you’re not just opening a door to incredible learning opportunities—you’re stepping into the front row of your child’s Torah journey. And we’re thrilled to have you on board. 🙏