ParentShield

28/09/2026

📱 Could your child remember their own mobile number if they needed it?

When children get their first phone, they’re usually given a completely random 11-digit number — and it’s not always easy to remember.

With ParentShield, you have the option to choose a premium mobile number with a simple, memorable pattern instead.

✅ Easier for your child to learn
✅ Useful if they ever lose their phone
✅ Easier to give to a trusted adult when needed
✅ A number they can keep forever

And there’s something quite nice about choosing their first mobile number rather than simply being given the next random one.

Every premium number is unique, so once it’s gone, it’s gone.

Get a fancy number for your child:
https://parentshield.co.uk/premium-mobile-numbers-for-a-child/

Choose a premium mobile number for your child that's easy to remember. Browse memorable and fancy mobile numbers available from ParentShield.

16/09/2026

🟢 🟠 🔴 What do ParentShield’s AI Call Risk Scores actually mean?

Our AI Call Summaries can analyse calls and highlight conversations that may deserve a parent’s attention.

In our latest article, we explain how the Green, Amber and Red shields work, including a real example where an automated caller claimed to be from Indeed Human Resources and asked for the number to be added on WhatsApp.

We also explain how parents can review the AI summary, listen to the recording, permanently block suspicious callers and use Ultra Secure Mode to prevent unapproved numbers from reaching their child altogether.

AI helps spot what might need attention. Parents remain in control of what happens next.
Read the full article 👇

Learn how ParentShield AI Call Risk Scoring uses green, amber and red shields to help parents identify calls that may need attention..

29/07/2026

📱 Is this the summer they get their first phone?

The summer holidays often bring a little more independence — trips to friends’ houses, playing out, catching the bus or getting ready to start secondary school in September.

That can also make it the perfect time to introduce a first mobile phone and start building good habits.

But does it need to be a smartphone? What age is right? And what rules should you put in place from day one?

We’ve put together a practical guide for parents covering everything from choosing between a basic phone and smartphone to staying in touch, bedtime boundaries, mobile data and getting ready for secondary school.

And whatever phone you choose, a ParentShield Child-Safe SIM gives you the extra controls and reassurance of a mobile network designed specifically for children. 💚

Read the full guide below 👇

ParentShield Child Safe SIM - Should I Get My Child Their First Phone During the Summer Holidays?

26/06/2026

Discover what makes a mobile number easy to remember, why it matters for children, and how you can choose a memorable mobile number after the ParentShield checkout process.

Discover what makes a mobile number easy to remember, and why it matters for children. - ParentShield Child Safe SIM

15/06/2026

UK Government Announces Social Media Ban for Under-16s

The UK Government has announced plans to introduce a nationwide ban on social media for children under the age of 16, in what could become one of the most significant changes in a generation.

The UK Government has announced plans to introduce a nationwide ban on social media for children under the age of 16

01/05/2026

🚨 New Feature Alert
Understand every call - at a glance.

ParentShield’s AI now summarises calls and assigns a simple risk score, so you can quickly spot anything that matters.

Whether it’s a smartphone or a non-smartphone, ParentShield’s AI summarises conversations and highlights potential concerns with a simple Low, Medium or High risk score.

The feature is rolling out to all new and existing accounts over the next few days.

Learn more at https://parentshield.co.uk/ai-call-summary-and-risk-scoring/

02/04/2026

One of the most unique birthday presents you can give isn’t something you wrap up - it’s a memorable mobile number.

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