Torah Live isn't just a place for kids to learn Torah. It's something the whole family shares. That's why kids under 13 need a parent or legal guardian to sign up first and then add them to the account.
Why does it matter?
Torah learning is a family affair.
Torah learning isn't a solo pursuit. When parents and kids use Torah Live together, it builds a bond that goes beyond the lessons. It's not about checking off quizzes or finishing challenges. It's about sparking conversations, making memories, and connecting through Torah.
Parents stay front and center.
Too often, kids explore the online world alone while parents are left in the dark. We're flipping that script. We want you to know what your kids are doing, and to be part of it. When you sign up first, you're always in the loop.
Safety comes first.
Online safety is serious, and we treat it that way. Parent sign-up adds an extra layer of protection, so your child's experience stays safe, wholesome, and true to Torah values.
The vision behind it
We want Torah Live to be more than a learning tool. We want it to help your family grow. Picture parents and kids watching videos together, tackling challenges, and talking about the mitzvos. That's a vibrant, Torah-centered family culture.
So when you sign up your child, you're not just opening a door to great learning. You're taking a front-row seat in your child's Torah journey. We're thrilled to have you on board. đ
Ready to set up your family? Follow our parent quick start guide.